The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-10-05
by Telegraph
ArriraI of the Washington.

The London Times Of the 18th IN.
~nounces that the Emperor Of Russia 70.
jected the Turkish notifications, and war
is considered inevitable.
The lost jewels Of the Hungarian crown
have been found buried Lear Orschova.
Previous accounts state that the English
and French consuls left Jassey, which cree
ated great panic.
Gen. Pudeos was advancing with.a fresh
corps OF Russian troops upon Wallacia.
The Gar was to proceed At once to
Warsaw to meet the Emperor Of Austria
at Olmutz on the 22d. He left the roops
Of Omer Pacha on the lower Danube, who
insists on fighting the Russians and it is
feared the Pacha will not be able to sub.
due their fanaticism to effect further nego-
tiations.
The cholera is progressing in England.
The Washington brings 242 passengers.
Last evening off Fire Island the WASH
ington fell in with the ship Revenue, from
Baltimore for Australia, dismasted, and
towed her into this port. She had been 80
days in a crippled condition.
The weather in England is again unfa.
vorable, in consequence Of which bread
StaAAo - A0bO 0AO u 0L1A 0ll y
creased pressure in money.
From the SouA-Tae Kosta A1air.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 29.-Gen. Allison,
speaker of the House of Representatives.
has been sworn in as Governor Of Florida.
both the Governor and President Of the
Senate having left the State.
The Herald Processes to give the con-
clusion of Mr.. Marcy's letter. He main.-
tains that Kosta was seized within the ma
.tionality Of the United States; that Ingra-
hams interference was right and proper;
and refuses to consent that Kosta be giv.
en- up TO the Austria Consul at SMYRNA;
and insists that the Emperor Of Austria
shall place Kosta in the same condition Is
when arrested.
New YORK, Sept. 29.-Gen. James Tall
madge. ex-senator and ex-M Minister'S Rus--
STA, died very suddenly al tho Metropoli-
tan Hotel, on returning from the Crystal
Palace.
The Pacific Railroad Company me-. to-
day. Forty-three millions OF dollars were
subscribed by 81 persons from every Sec
ton Of the country. Adjourned to meet
In Two weeks.
Railroad Accident near Chicago.
CHICAGO, Sept. 28th.-When the pas
senger train Of the Rock Island road, COM
ing up last night about Z o'clock, was q.
bout eight miles from the city, il ran into
a drove Of cattle, killing three Of them and
throwing the second car off the track.
Persons were sent back to arrest the
freight train which was following. But be.
tore the Roadway was entirely stopped,
the locomotive struck the train, iniurinv all
the passenger cars more orless, aud knock
ing off the smoke stack. Of the locomotive
Of the freight train. Before the train struck
notice was given by the Conductor TO clear
the cars. In jumping from the cars, Mrs.
Young, OF Peoria. sprained her lsf knee
badly. Mrs. Woolsscroft, OF Lafayette.
and daughter, were slightly injured.
The locomotive of the passenger train
came here and returned with more cars
in which the passengers reached the city
about 9 o'clock. The Injured people were.
taken to the fremont House by the Con-
ductor. where every possible provision Was.
made for their comfort.
General Summary.
We are compelled, for want Of room-
to make a brief synopsis Of late telegraph
ic news.
- 1t is thought the Mesilla valley affair
will be settled without difficulty.
- Ex-senator Tallmadge, ofNew York,
is dead.
Gen. Shields is slowly recovering his.
health.
= Intelligence from the fisheries reports
the loss of several vessels in . gale on the
18th. All American vessels have had poor
luck in taking fish.
- The steamer America has arrived.
bringing news to the 18th. There has
been a considerable advance in breadstufEs
It was currently reported that Turkey
had attacked the Russian outposis.
Placards were placed on the walls Of
Constantinople, calling on the faithful 10
attack the Russians.
The Sultan had prepared his manifesto-
to his people, which is, in fact. = declara.
ton Of war; but. on the special demand oh
the representatives of the four powers, he.
had consented to postpone the issuing Of it,
The Turks continued energetic prepa-
rations for war. The Turkish levy Of
10000 troops were being actively organ
lied, and detachmenfs were constantly
marching to join Omer Pasha.
The Sultan reviewed the Egyptian troopr
on the 30th, and the Pasha Of Egypt prom.
ises to send $4,000 more.
From Bucharest, the Russian comman-
der has issued an order To the troops, say.
ing, Russia calls on you to annihilats
Paganism. and those who oppose her will
be 'annihilated ALSO"
The Pasha warns Prince G~ostchokoff
,hatifthe Russian war boats approach hay
would be fred into.
Baltimore Marked.
Coffee II ] to 12c. Flour $6.I2. Wheat
$1,35. Tobacco market is fair, but noe
so active as last week. Sales Of 700 hide.
Ohio al a shade advance. Cattle sales
average 1886 gross. Hogs from &6,75
to $7,25 per 100 lbs, and quite scarce.