The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-12
NEWS BY T. ELE GRA r III
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ARRIVAL OF The AMERICA AT HALIFAX.
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IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
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Reported Commencement Of Hostili-
ties in the East.
Reception Of Fir. SOuIe by the
Queen Of Spain.
Proposed Testimonial to Capt. Ingraham
in England.
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BREADSTUFF Difficult TIES IN FRANCE.
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Cheap Food to be Furnished in
Austria and Rome.
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LATER FIR ON AUS TRALIA.
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STATE OF THE KETS.
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Sreadstuffs Advans'ng.--Cotton Unchanged,
&c, &c, &c.
Proposed Testimonial to Capt. Ingrahan
in England.
BReADSTUFF DlFFIcUL TIES IN FRANCE.
Cheap Food to be Furnished i,
Austria and Rome.
LATER FROM AUSTRALIA
STATE OF THE MARKETS.
Sreadstuffs Advanesng..-C Cotton Unchanged,
&c, &C., &c.

Srcadstuffs Advancing. Cotton Unchanged,
&c, &C., DC.
fBY TIE EoyA BRUNSWICK LINES TO CALAIS
THiNcE TO BOSTON BY TIE MAINE TELEGRAPH
CORNER OF STATE AND CONGRESS STREETS, BOSTON.
THENcs TO NEW YORK HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH
LINE OFFICE q WALL STREET
HALIFAX, Nov IL, 1858.
The royal mail steamship America Captain Lang from
liverpool at 9H A. NJ Saturday, goth of October
arrived here at 9 O'Clock this morning She brings 126
passengers
The unfavorable character of the Eastern news had
cut little effect upon the Liverpool cotton market and
prices not essentially changed the sailing of the
franklin The sales of the week footed up about 81 900
bales.
Martin Koszta is on his way to Boston.
The markets for breads'ufs continued active at con-
stanty increasing prices. The top price for fine white
wheat at Liverpool s; Western canal -four, 37s 3D.
33s; Ohio $685. Cd. Indian also continued to ad
vance, and 6ne qualities of white had realized in
sases high as 46s.
The provision market had undergone material
ebs nge during the week
The Manchester market dull, brtthe favorable ad-
vices from India had tendency to maintain prices.
The London money market continued stringent as
ever, and it anticipated that the bank may be
PEELED to advance the discount rates.
All foreign stocks inactive and prices tending
downward.
On Saturday. the 29th, the America siguazed the Gu
nard steamship Arabia off Holyhead bound in to Liver.
pool Also the ships safordshire and Chief bound
for Liverpool.
Nov g. Lat so s4 lon "a SO, the A. passed the royal
mail steamer Canada, from Roston, bound to Liverpool
The Eastern Question.
CONTINUED wARLIKE ASPECT OF AFFAIRs-RE-
PORT THAT THE czAR DESIRES TO BACK oUr-AC-
TIVE PREPARATIONS OF THE TURKS AND RUSSIANS
FOR THE CONTEsT-CONFLICT BETWEEN THE RUS.
SLAMS AND CIRCASsIANs, ETC.
The position of affairs Is unchanged.
The dates from the seat Of in Turkey not so
late the 25h ultthe day fixed by the Sultan for the
commencement of active hostiltesbut the news never
theles appears be decisive to the fact that regular
collision between the Russians and Turks had actually
saken place the Danube; and although the latest re-
ports speak of strong desire the part of Count Nes
serode to still further negotiate upon the subjects in
dispute yet all the indications decidedly in favor Of
war.
It is reported that the Gar will rather back out
Of the Principaties than fight there This surmised
to be purpor Of the reply sent by Russia to the
nusst by France England to evacuate the Principa
ties
Certain transactions in the London markets would ndi
cate that parties in possession Of exclusive and
favorable information but the public at large kept
The Tuksh Cabinet said to have declared that the
movement Of the combined fleets mot inteligble
II the allies apptehensve Of the safety Of the Sultan
The Turkish government undertake to guarantee his
safety and have FOR the fleets at Cons tantnope
except the forces of active allies The presence of the
fleets in any ether quality, would, for the Turks be
ayowa Of weakness that would wrong Turkey the eyes
of Europe.
Monktar Boy, Minister of Finance, has resigned, and
Monssa Safetu Pasha is his No reliable
counts Of hostities have reached u.s. although nume-
rous statements in circulation. There much
running to and fro of courisrs with dispatches but little
Is suffered to tranepire.
During the week it positively asserted and posi-
lively denied that the four Powers have the draft Of
new propos ready to submit to the Sultan and Gar
The King Of Belgium said to be exerting his inau
ence with the four Powers to prepare such note
Several papers publish the following spurious despatch
via Vienna, Oct. 22:-
The army of Omar Pasha which could be kept back no
longer has the Danube and beaten the Russians
ut Otentza The Russian vessels on the Danube have
fallen into the hands of the Turks.'
The following reliable, telegraphed on the 26th
via Brussels
Turkey prohibits the export OF corn l9th-No fleet at
Constantinope. 1t not believed that any pitched
battle had been fought"
The Turkish government is acting with much military
Crcassian chiefs giving them military rank Turkish
officers. and sending them and supplies. Genera
Guyon the Hungarian is sent Lieutenant General, to
Asia.
The Russians establishing strong reserve at Ga
Iatz and have so 900 at Bucharest. AL the
manders have joined their respective corps.
pontoon corps had left Bucharest for the Danube
The weather continued mild and favorable for military
operations 25 900 Russians had landed at Redout Kale
,ro .cl;u pal4n
The Russian army in bad state from sickness, and
scarcity Nevertheless the benedcton Of banners which
usually precedes active SERVICE took place the l0h
ct Bucharest
Manthimour Of energy, opposed to Russia, but
favorable to reviyHcaton of the Greek Church. is elest
ed Patriarch of Constantnople and has been invited to
attend meeting Of the Cabinet.
The London Daily Nc,cs publishes copy Of an order
dated October the Grand vzcr to tho inhabitants
Of Constantnople calling them to preserve ORDER to
pray for the Of the Turkish and to protect
the Christians from insult or annoyance.
It reported that NJ de la Cour the French Ambas
sador at Constantinope, to be superseded.
Recent Russian accounts reported Russian victory
the Crcasans The true statement says tho Crcassans
defeated the Russians, captured several guns and
treated into the mountains Persia has disbanced her
army on the Turkish frontier.
THE LATEST NEWS.
REPORTED sKIRMIsH ON THE DANUBE-sEvERAL RUS.
SIAN OFFICERS AND SAILORS KILLED, ETC.
tslegraphic despatch published In the Paris Nonur,
dated Bucharest 25th October states that two Russian
steamers with eight gunboats forced the passage Of the
Danube the 23d and encountered brisk fire from the
Turkish fort of Isaktch between Reni and 1smail The
Russians had one colonel three officers and twelve sail
ors killed. forty wounded but pretend that they set
the fort on are by shell.
In France everything prepared for land expedition
y Woonstantinople, but ~ orders viii b. given for to