Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-11-05

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HALIFAX, Oct. 27.-The royal mail
steamship Niagara, Capt. Leitth, from
Liverpool on Saturday, 18th inst, ar.
rived here OF one o'clock this morn.
ing.
The Collins steamship Arctic, from
New York, on the lss inst, arrived out
on Wednesday, 18th.
The Sultan has announced that if the
Russians do not evacuate the Principal.
tiles within fifteen days, Turkey will
consider it as cnse Of declared war,
aud will act accordingly. but will not at
present cross the Danube.
The proclamation of war is posted
on all the Mosques.
The Sultan has invited the combined
fleets to Constautinople.
The Black Sea is free to neutral aags
Louis Napoleon is reported to have
stated on the 18th inst, that unless Rus
sia yields war must be proceeded with.
A Paris correspondent writes lbOt in
the private Cons,anfinople letters the
Eastern question is examined in every
point Of view, und the conclusion unan.
imuusIy come 10 is that there is no es.
cupe from war.
The Paris correspondent of the Lon.
dun Globe suys: Notwithstanding all
that we hear of preparations for the
war, the impression here that peace will
be preserved is very general.
The number of offers of aid to the
Turkish government from Poles, Hun
parians, &C.. is almost incredible.
These offers arc M, con fned to the
refugees in France--,hey have come
from the United States, from Hungary,
Poland and Italy.
Russian agents are actively engaged
in stirring up Instructions in Turkey,
The Emperor OF Russia has authori.
zed the free importation in any port of
Finland all the materials for equipping
ships. This privilege to endure for
five years.
"A number Of English officers, most,
# not al, belonging % the Indian ser
vice, are moving between the Turkish
camps, and number are also now on
their way to ConstantinoPle.
A letter from Turin says the Pied
mon,ese government had refused to ad.
mil NJ. Foresti, u na,uralized American,
as Consul for the United States. alledg-
ing that he is disciple of Mazzini's.
The Paris police have made search
for kossu,h in the house Of Mr.. Kit, a
Hungarian. Kossuth, however, was
not there.
Corn may be imported into the Papal
States duty free. until February next.
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IRELAHD.-The Rev. DR.. Tying, Of n
York, who has just returned from vi
sit to ireland, gives most favorable and
glowing account of the work of religious
reformation in progress in that country
Thousands upon thousands of the peo'
pie are leaving tho Church Of Rome,
and embracing the religion Of the Saw
our as it is taught in the Sacred Volume
1'hd econumy, thrift, energy and neat
ness that have heretofore characterized
the Protestant Christians of Ireland are
promptly indicated by the new converts
Tor "apostutes," as our Roman Catho'
lie friends kindly insist upon calling
lhem,) and hence they are accused o
being bribed to profess conversion-a
vain aud expensive system of prosely
ting, truly! DR.. Tying says that though
there are few persons in England ane
the United States madly going into ,he
Church of Rome, there are thousands
in Ireland aud uponthe Continent dali,
coming ou, ofit.-BaIt. Clippsr.