Eastern times., 1853-10-06
Later from EurODe.
Arrival Of the Washington.
HIGHLY IMP ORTANT NEWS
Russian troops Advancing.

The steamer Washington arrived at New
York, Sept 90, at O'Clock p. M, having
left Liverpool on the 18th.
Breadstuffs buoyant an advance Of / sh. on
Flour since Friday, and fully Sd. on Wheat,
buyers holding back at these prices. Corn
nrm and wanted, at last quotations.
ne cholera was progressing in England.
EASTERN AFFAIRs.-The London Times an
nouhces that the Emperor of Russia had re-
!1o1eu the Turkish notifications, and war was
therefore considered inevitable.
= lo,lOus W accounts state that the English and
panic. 'OA0os e
Uen' nuoers was advancing with a fresh
corps OF russian troops, upon Moldayia.
Inc gar was to proceed at once to War
saw, ana was 70 meet the Emperor of Austria
at Olmutz on the 2Sd of September
The troops OF Omer Pacha, on the Lower
Danube, insist on lighting the Russians. and
It Is feared that the Pacha will not be able "a
subdue their fanaticism in order to effect r.
ther negotiations.
Telegraphic accounts from ConstantiDonIe
to the 26th August, state that the Turks were
waiting impatiently for manifesto from the
Sultan explaining the position ef Turkey with
respect to the other powers. The Egyptian
/
were to march to Shumla All regular COM
munication between Constantinople and the
Russian ports was interrupted
| VIENNA, Sept. 8.-The warIike prepara-
tiOns of the Turks are carried on with unabat-
ed vigor, both in Europe and in Asia. The
troops were literally day and night at the for
tifcations on the right bank Of the Danube,
and cavalry Gordon has been formed from
1 IN md Ia 10, Var
ma. Towards the end of August another de-
tachment of 2S00 men was conveyed on board
a steam frigate and another vessel to Varna.
The Turkish army in the neighborhood of
Varna is estimated at 10000 men, with $50
guns. In the various fortresses, and in the
passes of the Balkan, a9e guns Of large cali
bre. In Varna there are six batteries Of heavy
metal. The order and discipline maintained
in Omar Pacha's camp are highly spoken Of,
but the financial difficulties which he has to
contend against are great.
The Turkish government had entered into
a contract for the supply 800, 900 great coats,
lined with leather, for the troops, and this was
thought Indicative of a further complication OF
the question, and consequently the probability
of hostilities.
The Madrid correspondent Of the Morning
Chronicle states that the reception of Mr..
Soule, the American Envoy, was discussed
by the Council Of Ministers at La Grande, on
the Cd. It was understood that Mr.. Soule
would be received, although several journals
had advocated an opposite course.
Telegraphic accounts from Vienna announ-
ces that the lost jewels of Hungary, affirmed
by the Austrian government to have been stol-
en- by Kossuth and his Ministry, had been dis
covered near Orschova, buried under ground
the jewelry comprises the Hungarian crown
and insignia, and the cloak Of St. Stephen
the latter was almost destroyed by the damp.
A supplement Of the Milan Gazette of tht
7th inst, publishes the sentence issued on the
18th Of July, 1853, by the Council Of War
sitting at Milan, against 64 persons implicated
in the insurrection of the 9th February TWEEN
ty were condemned to death.