The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-14
ARRIVM OF TIE CANADA At HALIFAX.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
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Passage Of the Dardane. ues by the
Combined Fleets.
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EASTERN QUESTION STILL UNDl :CDED.
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Interesting from India and China.
RUMORED OFFER OF AMERICAN AID rOTHE Esf El'oR
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IMPOR TANT FROM AUSTRAL IA.
DECLINE IN THE MARKETS.
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ESCAPE OF MITCHELL, THE IRISH PATRIOT.
Decline in On--Dreadstuffs Advanced,
Ge., &C., DC,


[By THE Nova SCOTIA NEW Brunswick MAINE TEIR-
GRAPH LINES TO BosroN, TVENcE TO NEW York BY r1E
HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH LINE. OFFICE II WALL STREET
HALIFAX N. s., Oct. 13, 1868.
The royal mail steamship Canada, Capt Stone, from
Liverpool Saturday forenoon Oct l. arrived at her wharf
at early hour this morning. bringing 13S through
passengers ard full freight list
The Canada brings the of her arrival at Liy
erpool on Sunday, the 25th ut
The Europa arrived ont on Sunday, Sept. 25
The Collins steamship Atlantic, from New York Sept
II, arrived at Liverpool on Tuesday 27th at midnight
The steamship Humboldt, of the New York and Havre
line which advertised to sail from the latter port
Wednesday, 2sth ult detained, by reason of low
tides, till the morning Of the 30th
The latest advces from Russia and Turkey contain
nothing decisive the fir al termination of the Eastern
difficulties; but from the fact that the combined fleets of
England and France have passed the Dardanees and
chored before Consantnope there increased appre
tensions felt the final solution Of pending trouble be-
tween Turkey and Russia.
Influenced in degree by the threatening aspect Of
the Eastern question, the principal English and Contnen
tai markets have been greatly agitated.
Cotton at Liverpool has still further declined fr ON an
eighth to quarter Of penny per pound while bread
stus have still further advanced and closed on Friday
very firm and with upward tendency Flour is quoted
from Is to 2s. higher since the Arabia's news.
There is increased strngency in tas London money
market and the rates of discount have been still further
advanced.
The screw steamer Lady Egnon from Quebec, arrived
at Liverpool early Thursday morning, Goth ut
On the 25th and Goth September violent storm pre-
vailed along the British and Dutch coasts occasionng
much loss of life and property Rotterdam and other
Dutch cities inundated, and screw steamer OF
Amsterdam lost in the zuyder Zee, With one hundred
lives.
The iron steamer Cammeston bound from Hull to Ham
burg, also lost, with several lives
Inc packet snip Neva Pa. Psa UaiI 10
attempting to reach the pier, were drowned The ship
Joseph Walker, from New York sustained considerable
damage IL the Mersey The American, for San Francisco
went ashore Southport The Shooting star lost ner
;olmas The Caroline and Intrinsic for Prince Edward
/ Island; William Ward, and linda, from Quebec; and
Stephen Clover from St John, or less injured
! The ship Rhein, from Hamburg for New York, with
two hundred passengers had put into Portsmouth, Win
| cholera on board
The Eastern Question.
1 40 NEW DEvELoPMENTs-THE COMBINED FLEET AT
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF A PROTEST By RUS.
| STA, AUSTRIA, AND PRUSSIA, TO THE MOVEMENT OF
| THE NAVAL FORCES, ETC., ETC.
The Eastern ques isn shows features o
ALARM but yet acts of hostility have been committed
1t has been already mentioned that the Uemans had
presented threatening address to the Sultan calling
him to declare against the Russians, to resign
Inquiry has proved that the Ulemans in this matter
acting at the nsgaton of the political party at
the head of whom is Mehemet Ali the Sultans brother
in-law. They persist however, that was demanded
by the Koran and by the circumstances of the empire
The Sultan refused to sign the declaration they de-
clared against Russia, and there possibility of
riot the French and B sh ambassadors therefore, sent
for assistance to protect the Sultan and Christian resi-
dents -Four steam frigates-two French and two British
immediate passed the Dardanelles and came tc
anchor before Constantnople where they now remain
Tie British vessels the Niger and Tiger, and the
French the Conner and Mozeden. They all under
command Of Rear Admiral Barber Detna. Besides these
the Admiral has under his orders the British ships Rer
button Fury and Caradore, and four French frgates.
The Doiy N7cs of the 29th states that Admiral Dundas
has received orders from the British Admiralty to move
with the whole English fleet, from Besika to Constan
| tinope.
The rejection by the Gar of the Turkish amer dments
was known at Consantinope on the 10Th but the ex
pected crisis did occur and the Ministry, at the da 70
| of the last letters remained without change
The Chief of the Uemans ad apologized for the dis
respectful style of their address, and the feast of Beram
had passed without breach Of the peace. The
Sultan appeared in the procession and was not moested
He sftervards presided at Cabinet Council the proceed
| pgs Of which did not transpire
The sui an was sad to be dspleased with the Foreign
Ministers bringing their fleet to Constantinople. lie
considered it unnecessary and derogatory
report had been current that Austria Prussia, and
Russia had entered into joint protest against the ships
| passing The STRAITS but IL nad Deen cOntradlcleu
Adyices via Trieste of the Goth, state that better
dersandng then prevailed between the war and peace
parties in the Ivan.
The Austrian Lloy7S says under date of Csnstantnope
September 49, that the Powers had not to that date in
uced the Porte to accept the Vienna note but the Sultan
had decided not to issue appeal to the nation at
sent,
Vienna letter. of the 2ls states that Lord westmore
land had received instructions from his government to in
ss that he proposed declaration that the Vienna note
tans nothing dangerous to the sovereignty of the Sultan
should be drawn in the form Of protocol after the
|
invite but could not press, the Sultan aeopt it, In reply
this notification the Austrian Penipotenary is said to
have informed the French and British representatives
that from the position the Western cabinets had TAKEN
is impossible for Austria to assent to any collective
declaration In the form of n protocol Confirming this
Vienna correspondents state that the most perfect accord
existed between Austria and Russia with respect to
Turkey.
The Cologne Gazette further intimates that Austria il
endeayong to quarrel with Turkey under the pretext
indemnity due to Austrian subjects.
The Trieste GGse states that Russia demands the Pro
the pincpaties This province possesses valuable mines
and forests and commands Barkistan and Crcassia.
| Confident expectations expressed in Europe thai
American pryaecrs will not accept letters Of marque from
| Russia.
The Russians had forward detachments to Kaleta
and Gurgebo which latter place they appear to MAKE
| their centre of operations.
The Turks continued to erect defensive works. and al
| points from Varna to Nicombia fortified
Great Britain.
INCREASE IN THE RATE OF DIscoUNT-THE COURT
ETC., ETC. !.
Tie Bank Of England had raised its rate OF discount t
FIVE Ier cent.
The Court cor tinued in Scotland and home polite
presented complete blank. Meetings had been GALE
in some Of the larger cities ympathize with the Gree
,isfans hut tbev wore as Russ nm demonstra