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She brings go passengers, and dates
from Liverpool to the 18th.
CoNsTAxTl1orLE, Oct. 5th.
The city is tranquil
A part Of tie Russian army Will 60 in
to winter quarters at Bucharest.
At Odessa. the Turkish declaration OF
war had been received. The corps Of
Sen. Lindler is still in that vicinity, ex-
pectins marcling orders.
The Times says the Turkish manifesto
is one of the strongest and most unan-
swerable state papers issued during the
present century.
The Post declares that. morally, Russia
is already defeated. and that she will be
so materially.
Hostilities on the Danube and on the
shores of the Caspian sea are inevitable.
\ dispatch from Vienna. Oh the 18th
says that Gcrtschakof has replied to the
Turkish summons. that he has no author
ity either to commence hostiities. make
peace. or evacuatc the Principalities
He refuses to take any action in :he
premises. Here the matter rests.
The Russian subjects in Turkey are
placed under Austrian protection.
The Turks will allow neutral flags to
sail on the Danube until the 25th, and
no longer.
Austria and Prussia have recalled their
subjects from Turkish service.
Agitation begins to manifest itself in
Italy. Two hundred political arrests
were made OIL the 10Th: among them.
Moncheva, Minister OF Finance nnder
the Provisional Government. He was,
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The Turkish declaration OF war, pub
lished in full, is a temperate and high
spirited document. 1t does not lay all
embargo on Russian ships. and protects
the rights Of commerce.
When the Gar heard that Turkey had
declared war, he fell into a violent pas
sion, and swore he would wage war of
determination.
The fleets were observed preparing to
advance to Constentinoplc.
4 battle was fought on the Goth ult..
between RichmiI aud the Russians, with
heavy loss on both sides. The Circas-
slams retired in to the mountains.
There has been no action in France.
No shipment of troops has taken place,
but great activity prevails in the navy
yards.
Prussia and Austria both give indica-
tions. though not formally, tha: they
will take neu;s-l positions in the war
French and English diplomatists think.
therefore. that the war will be confined
20 Turkish frontiers.
Omar Pacha had notified Russian COM
manders to clear out of the Principalities
before the 25th. or he would commence
hostilities.
Gen. Plskwitch. of Polish notoriety.
is the chief commander of the Russian
army in the Principalities.
MALTA, Oct. 18th.
The Earl of Carlisle has arrived on
board the Frebrand. Gold is % per
cent, dearer in Paris than in London and
Go dearer III Hamburger than in London.
The American barque Henry Hcrbeck,
from Cardiff for New York, foundered
Sept. 18th. The crew were rescued from
4 raft by a spanish steamer; six were
American citizens, and were forwarded
home by our consul az Leghorn.
The misunderstanding between the
Manchester mill owners and their opera
tiyes has become serious-all the mills
are a: present closed, and %, 600 persons
are out Of work.
The Japan expedition returned from
Jeddo Aug. 18th. having met with
friendly reception. Commodore Perry
had an interview with the Imperial
Princes. He had delivered the Presi-
dents letter and agreed 10 call next
spring for a reply. The Americans and
Japanese parted with mutual presents and
expressions of good will.
Breadstulfs active, ard further adj
vance has taken place. Flour sold freely;
Baltimore and Phiadel phia 35s Cd; held
36s; Western Canal SIS Cd 35s. Sour
Sour SIS. Wheat in extensive demand
at "a dearer. Fine white American los
4d. Indian corn quiet. Lard and cheese
steady at the recent decline.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 81.
The net amount of money in the Sub
Treasury and Mint is about twenty-six
million dollars.
The officers of the U. S. steamer ALLIE
ghany have been transferred TO the shin
Georgetowu. at Boston.