Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-03
HALIFAX Telegraph Office, !
Oii. 27. ! o'clock, A. N. {

O;l 81, O'clock, A. N.
The Royal Mail steamship Niagara,
from Liverpool the 5Ih inst, arrived at
this port ahont l2 o'clock.
The Times Paris Correspondent
" -les that M the private letters from
| CoaslAn;inopIe, The Eastern question ia
eX1mIned in every poin, Of view, and
the con fusion unanimously come TO is,
thaI there is no escape from war.
The Globes Paris Correspondent says,
notNItl standing all that we hear Of the
preparations ior var the impression
there lii t peace viii be preserved is
very general.
L,THsr AT LlvERPooL.-The PARIS
! ian police have tide a search for Kos
suth in the house o! NJ. xiii, "a Hungn-
| rian. kussuth, however, was not there.
The Emperor Napoleon is reported to
have stated OH the l2th, that unless
Russia yields, war must be proceeded
with.
a letter from Turin says that tho
Piedmoniese government had been re.
! Qursied by Austria not 10 admit Nj.
Forest Il nt,uraIlZed American, as
Consul for the Uncd States, alleging
that he is deci pie oi Mazzlh's.
Corn my be imported INTO The Papal
States Tree OF duty until February
! nCx'.
The Enpero- oi Russia has author
| lied the tree importation inro any port
oi FIn'and OF nlI materials tor equpping
ships the rivi'egc 10 endure for five
years.
NoRroLk, Oct. 25.
Tie steamship Northern Light, from
San Juan (Nc..) for New York, put
in here to-day for coal AID provisions.
She brings San Francisco dates to
lst instant, about 700 passengers and
one million and halt dollars in gold.
Tie general news presents 10
features OF importance. The San Fran
cisco markets were dull, and prices
favorable To buyers.
The telegraph between Norfolk and
Baltimore closed immediately after
sending he above, so that we were
unable TO procure The details OF Tho
news
NonroLK, Oct. 26th.
We gu'her the following items from
the California Iapcrs received here hy
| the steamer Northern Light"
The amount collected from San
| Francisco for the relci of the sufferers
q! the ye;low-iever II, New Orleans,
reached S7,700. Lieutenants Stone
man aud Park Of the Pacific Railroad
Surv' y returned 10 Los Angeles in the
middle OF September They examined
The passes ol Gorginni and Cajon, the
former OF which they state posses supe-
r;or advantages for Railroad route
They lett for Tejon Oh the 2ls, OF Sep
tcmber, and expected to reach Sun
Bernandno early in October.
The citizens OF San Francisco had
adopted the new charter.
sc Capt. John VALDEZ, formerly Of the
U. S. Coast Survey, had been murder
ed near Pulgas Ranch by party of
Mexicans. portion Of the murdere
were arrested.
A severe fight between the indians
and whites occurred near Jacksonville,
on 18th Of Sept. Thomas Phillips, for.
meIly Of Chester county, Pa, was
killed. The Indians lost IL of their
/ number.
San Diego Iates Of the 18th state that
immigration by the Southern route con-
tinued, and no difficulties had been ex-
rercnced in crossing the desert, owing
10 The ahundance OF water and grass.
,ns wreck oil the steamer Uncle Sam
on the Co'orado Lad been discovered by
Indians embedded in sand.
The Sacramento Union says that EN-.
grants continued 10 our into Nevada,
DowninviIle, Placervillc and other
| frontier towns.
Madame Pleller, the celebrated trav.
eller, arrived at San Francisco on the
2sth September.
The dates from Utah are TO the 25th
| August. The Indians continued very
trouhesome. Bernheisel's majority as
delegate to Congress was 1890.
DEsTRrCTlvE FIRE Ar ATLANTIC
| DoCK.-A most destructive fire occur
, ed on The north wharf of the Atlantic