The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-05


o'clock.
From Madrid rumors are rife OF another ministerial
crisis and correspondence states the poprieiy OF deposng
Queen isabella freely canvassed in private pouca
circles. This is doubtful
The cholera continues to raysge the seaport towns Of
England.
The Pssha of Egypt has decided send commissioner
"a the Nav York Exhibition Rouchdy Bey is selected
for the Office as he was educated in Pans and 10 con-
sdered conversant with the and customs OF the
Franks.
The King Of Prussia has concluded not 10 go to o.
mutx for the reason that his going there al present would
have too mach teht.
The Bishop of Tehiti had arrived at Paris.
further instament Of Is. Sd. in the pound, making
altogether 3D. has been declared upon the estate OF
Goldman s. Stoleroht. A email portion still remains to
be collected for final settlement
The report OF decimal silver coinage, TO be issued at
the commencement OF next year, us in progress at the
mint, is without foundation.
g TURKISH QUESTION.
The position OF the Turkish question remains, TO
facts, precisely where At did.
The only additional fact, if fac, il is. is contained in
private letters from Vienna, dated September ~ stating
that the members OF the conference had reassembed
and that the hest understanding existed between them
that fresh note had been prepared by Them which Is
couched in the most conciaoy language and is calcu-
lated 10 be accepted by The c0nending parties Meantime
(says London onrna il cannot be concealed that the
of events is rapidly tending TO remove the case
from the sphere OF and to plunge at least Two
States OF Europe into all the caamies OF war. The
Turkish army daily increasing in numerical strength,
and the character Of these troops is such as to Destroy
in great the control which every government
should possess over lis soldiers The force under Oaer
Pasha Is constituted mainly OF wild and eTocious tribes
of ASIA who have swamed across the straits IN defence
doubtful whether they would endure what, 10 them.
would be the disappointment OF peace. Over these fierce
and barbarous auxaries the Sultan himself exercises
but little authority, and every despatch may bring ntel
the arbitration OF Europe become
luOus.
1t transpires that on the 4h instant, learning the
Cars rejection of the Turkish notifications the confer
ence at Vienna hastily assembled and immediately des-
patched courier 10 ConsaDlnope, bearing intelligence
Of the rejection, together with private despatch from
the conference 10 the Sultan, hoping to induce him 10 &C.
cept the original note II was expected at Vienna that
by dnt of haste, the favorable answer OF the Sultan
might be known TO the meeting OF soveregns at Omuz
about the oath 25th instant This expectation was
too hastily formed. There reasons TO believe that
the Diyan will not act with any haste n the matter but
will await advice from London and Pans, transmitted
in dispatches which ef, Marselles in the British
steamer Triton only the l7lh instant; and the Til
ton is not expected at Consannope before the 25th,
and allowing the Divan or three days at the least
to weigh their resolution, ii will be seen that
not learn the result before the second or third week in
October.
ertains confident hope that the difference between Rus
STA and Turkey will be arranged without recourse 10
arms. The Patrie adds that the new memorandum of
the Russian cabinet Is very moderate in lone-tha the
Gar is yet willing 10 accept the original note OF the four
powers. and will not, under any circumstances com.
mence hostilities
The absence Of any real information affords lims TO the
politicians to express their opinions We give few Of
The most plausible:
81 Russia really intended war. her army in the prnc-
r. would be 100 900 stronger than 1t u.s." says one
Loa..ion correspondent.
Another remarks: :. The view which those few per-
sons whose judgment is still unbiased take OF the present
state OF things may be told in few words Should the
Russian cabinet refuse to consent to all the notifications
demanded BY the Porte-as is the case-Ausra will
age TO induce the Russian cabinet propose alterations
Of e Little real Importance that they will be accepted BY
the Turkish government"
Yet another: " TIE only real difficulty III the way of
continuing negotiations is the chance OF collision be-
tween the two armies; but, fortunately, the Danube
runs between ,hem--a broad enough guarantee of
peace"
The Oss DsS.sehe Post writes thus: (" Should Turkey
remain obstinate, war must inevitably ensue; and should
the Russian armies triumph, the question OF the East
would be complicated than The cabinets, cer
ainly have not lost sight OF this fact and therefore the
the Turkish notifications"
The Paris Journal de, Debs,s says that the British
A. had been Instructed to de-
and simple"-s statement which the London Times EN-
phsticay contradicts.
The Daily News, on the contrary, gives considerable
prominence 10 the statement OF the Debas, and
the text OF leading article The heads OF the De-
bats statement that The English ambassador in.
sist the Sultan accepting the original form OF the note
that il he will not do will be at his risk if
he does accept, the British feet will put down any insur-
reclion that may break out in Consaniinople conse
qusncs. Il does not appear how lar France is pledged
TO this line OF policy.
On the lot the Sultan reviewed his feet. amid the i'm
nense enthusiasm Of the people. Anonymous pacards
At continued TO call the Turks 10 fight agsIns, the
Russians for "lberty or death ~
Mehemet Ali Pasha, Minister OF War, and Reschd
Pasha, Minister OF Foreign Affairs, then in open
opposition and mutually accused each other OF being
the instgation OF these placads Reschd accused Me-
hemet OF writing those that call for under any
cumsiances, and Mehemet Ali relorted that Reschd
writes those that call for peace al any cost The opin-
ION at Consannope was. that II break out, hoslil
tiles will hrs, take place Batoum the Caucasus
The Egyptian contingent OF 5000 men left The 9Th
inst, on board eleven war steamers for Varna These
Egyptians described fine body oil men, mostly old
soldiers, and in perfect discipline.
Several Boyards had been arrested by the Russians
a charge OF secretly corresponding with Oner Pasha.
whom they informed OF the Russian movements.
report was prevalent that attempt had been made
to poison Omer Pasha.
Consantnopc letters say that Lord Redo6e's position
very unpleasant under present OF Turkish feel
ing He kept retired, seeing few persons escep, the
minister Reechid.
One hundred and seventy houses had been destroyed
by IRE At Consisniinople. AT Eserzaar, Phpo, very
destructive conhagration had likewise occurred.
The Jews At Constantnople had made voluntary Of
fer OF million OF pasireh towards the expense OF the
military operations The Jews OF Smyrna proposed TO do
likewise.
The Gar has added TO his numerous titles that OF "the
God fearing Sovereign" fsoveran craignant Dieu }
which title 10 duly recorded in the issue Of the I'm
perial Almanac
An American oficer name no, mentioned, had gone TO
join the camp at Wanna
Another con has been born 10 the Sultan. The infant
Mussulman has received the name oil Amursth Eddin.
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