The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-11-19
ARRIVAL or TIIE GOLDIlN GlVE
TWENTY-FIVE DAYS LATERlI


route, dates from New Orleans to Nov. l-soven.
teen days later; from New York. by telegraph to
Oct. 30--twentyfve days later and ten ia vs. later
dian the papers brought by the mails ria banana
and from liverpool to Oct 19th-sxccn days later
than previous advccs. The news has AherefDre
been but sixteen days on the way from New Orle-
ans seventeen iron New York, and twenty-severEI
from Europe. his is the most extraordinary dis
patch ON record
The EASTERN QuEsTIoN-Datcs from Londonl
had been received to Nov 7h by The Asia Com
~enting on the Eastern Question, the Herald says ~
. Ahe anxiuu>ly expected news Ivy this arrival cons
irms Me intelligence received by the Atlantic thatt
'ho NFand Hpuncil OF The Turkish Diyan had BEEN
unanimous III voting to proceed to war against Rus
Sla ana also aSstirte of the momentos fact tbatE
tnc curah had declared the war, allowing the RUS
SIMS PERIOD Oh Tour weeks to evacuae the princi-
paIites NJ. dc Bruck, Austrian Intcrnuncio to tho
iortc had made last attempt to indrrn thc D;van
to reconsider and endorse The original Note. with.
out the alterations made - Till rosl,o The
Council rejected the proposal, and ;nt;moted that
the ncgoiaoly system had reached ns limit 1t is
said that French army is marching towards Tpu-
lon, with view of being embarked for thes scene Of
action.
The London Times states that the Turkish war
manifesto is the most unansweri,blc document of
the present century When it was read by the
Emperor Nicholas. lie swore that he would wage O.
war of determination against the Turks 3
All the Russian subjects renaing in Turkey have
been placed under the protection OF Austria
The fleets Of England and France had not passed
the Dardanelles but were preparing to do SO, ana
to proceed to C0nstantinOplc.
All the subjects ofAu,;ria and Prussia. engaged
in the Turkish service have been recalled b, their
respective governments
The Turkish Government had ordered a fresh
levy OF l5O,oJo men and the CLERGY Iad of red To-
place two hundred millions Of pi,ters at the dspo
sal Of the Sultan.
1t is reported that the Sultan had announced to
the Turks that lcrsia would support the Empire
against Russia.
russia, it is said. had refused to join !.sssia
against Turkey. Neither England nor france was
aiming openly while Austria was augmenting her
forces Oh the turkish frontier.
Advices from Smyrna Of September Dist state
that on that evening Martha Koszta the Hum alian
refugee would sail i0r the United States oi board
Of the American barquc biimosa. This wiz to be
done with the consent Of all parties concernd and
thus the matter, far ko>z;a himself is cncern-
ed. was settled. Mr.. Brown was at Smyrna. DIST,
to see the business duly finished.
The cholera is committing greater ravagts than
ever among the Russian troops on the Danui,, and
descrtons very frequent new levy OF roops
has been ordered in Russia
George Law las sold quantity Of muskts to
Turkey.
GREAT RR1rA1x.-Wc have most mcar,holy
NEWS l'bii lilC ElttN hiH;riiOln NlitlcTt
ken cut with fearful violence on beard thcNcw
York Packet ships Isaac Wright and Silis (recn-
man, and over seventy cmg grants had died anong
the passengers CT the two vessels before tltAs:a
sailed.
ARCTIC EXPEDlTIo>.- Commander Inglclcl had
arrived at The Admiralty, and brought dispatches
from Sir Edward bclc!icrS exploring cxpei,E,
but had no news Of Sir ,'oln Franklin Sir Il b5l-
cher had completed the passage between hltWo
occa l>. having lN>rcd inlo the Arctic sea hyBeh-
rings Straits, and returned hy DAVIS Straits.
lHELAAD.-m ireland collision occurrednPn
the Great Southern and " cstcrn Hallway, by h'ch
twelve people were killed and nearly fly Wei ,led.
kos-uth had asked permission Of the sunni If
turkey to return 10 huayd. but had been eiisjFf
AFRICANIzIAG CUBA y 0s4AotoH Oct 25.-1he
Union OF to-day states that additional and rciale
information has boon received, confirming ere
ports Of the attempt On the part Of England, fance
and Spain, to Alricunizc Cuba. 1t declares tatsr-
rangcmcns have actually been effected for tlo i'm
portation ct African apprentices, and the aowal
Will be made openly as soon as the Englisl and
French fleets reach Tie nciglhorhcod Of Cuba
In further c!ucdation Of ril,h designs in Sba
the Havana correspondent Of tic Mobile ttcj Her,
in a letter dated 10Th ult. writes as follows:
| HE facts given in my last, i'll relation to th' con-
summation OF British policy for Il island of cuba,
are fully verified from entirely reliable sources and
the period of limitation of slavery here is thnJcar
1880, when the s ok on hand, Of young aIfold
are to enter tie Voluntary aloi siege Of scIF pde.
| he three powers hay. hot yet affirmed the hten-
ton but they have given assurance to privatce0n-
tractors and Spectators that they may orr nzc
and commence the introduction Of apprcntfs, or
cmiTrants from a rica, and that they shall fc pro-
tccted. Under this authorizations obtained directly
from the three powers with sovereign aspect, they
are making extensive arrangements and 1T ex-
pected, that in all tie month of February. w,halI
commence living under the working Of thnew
system which will be enforced, if necessary, rune
fleets Of England and France.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONAL lfi',on-
al Democratic Convention has been summGs. ~ e
meet at Baltimore in December next for thes''h
pose OF determining whether the policy of tlis 70
met meets the appreciation Of the people. rcr.
he hoped that the Southern States will he -luIA-
resented, as the movement is very impFtaf one.
PoIlTIcAL.-Hon, A. Body, Nj c., elect from
the 20th District, New York, has resigned.
Observation-Disclosures Ncedham Free DCfoera''
was elected Speaker of the House on the l1llnnst,
ly vote of 10 to IS for Grundy WHICH
for bingham (Dem) G. f. Dayey, NlSFN'S
elected Clerk unanimously A.
OHIo-1h he northern portion has gone ~ y"
Maine Liquor Law, and the southern egais'' ''
/ he entire Democratic ticket has been eieeiCpnt
PENAsYLyANA.--Big and the rest OF thG D "i
0cratic State ticket are all elected. The Sah.,'1
ate will doubtless stand, Wings IA, (incr'uSa
independently Native American, and DemR0i"'
| Is. w.,
INDIANA.-But very small vote has bespl "'ta
A. G. Porter, the Democratic nominee for ~, Nv
Of the Decisions OF the Supreme Court is e"-'s
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