Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-11-02
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The steamer Arabia has arrived with
one weeks later news from Europe.
The Sultan has given notice that If the
Russians do not evacuate the Principali
ties within fifteen days hostilities will be
commenced. as Turkey will consider the
neglect to evacuate case of war declared
The formal proclamation of war against
Russia was posted up on all the Mosques
at Constantinople. The Black Seals is be
free for neutral flags.
Paris correspondent writes that in
private letters from Constantinople the
Eastern question is examined in every
point of view, and the conclusion unani-
mously arrived at is that war is inevitable.
Russian agents are actively at work at
tempting to stir up instructions in Tur-
key.
A number Of English officers, mostly
Uslonging to the India service, were NOV
ing between the Turkish camps, and 9TH
ers are now on their way to Constantine
pie. The number of offers from the Poles
and Hungarians, to aid the Turkish Gov
eminent, is Incredible. These offers are not
confined to the refugees in France. Some
have come from the United States. Hun
gary. Poland. and Italy.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Globe still expresses the belief that peace
will be preserved.
The Paris police had made search for
Kossuth in the house of NJ. Xii. Hunga-
rian, but he could not be found.
Napoleon is reported 10 have said, on
the 18th, that If Russia did not yield, war
must be proceeded with.
A letter from Turin says that the Pied
montese Government had been requested
mot to admit NJ. Foresti, a naturalised
American, as consul for the United States,
>alledging that he is disciple of Mazzini.
Corn may be imported into the PaPal
States duty free till February next.
The Emperor of Russia has authorised
t he free importation into Finland of all
materials for equipping ships, the privilege
TO last for five years.
1t 10 supposed that the Turkish Govern
ment will decline the offers of foreign ex-
lies of France. if France and England af-
ford her assistance
1t is rumored that the American Consul
at Smyrna opposed Kosta's removal to
America.
Omar Pqsha. on the 9th. formally sum
moned Gorischokoff to evacuate the Otto
man territory, allowing fifteen days.
and if the demand is definitely refused,
he will commence hostilities at once.
In the mean time he will not cross the
Danube.
A levy of 1901 900 Turkish troops have
been ordered.
The navigation of the Danube and Black
seas have been guaranteed to neutral
flags.
The clergy has offered to place $780,
100000 of piasters at the Sultan's dispe
cal.
The Sultan tells the foreign ambassa-
doris that he is DESTROYS of settling the
difficulties peaceably, but as his ancestors
gained their empire by the sword, the
Turks would perish in support of it. But
if fate ordained that Turkey should fall,
another master would put Europe to the
sword. as they entered it sword in hand,
The Russian troops are active, and
General Lenders had arrived in camp.
The troops are in motions up the river,
and Is battalions of infantry and 80 pie
ees OF artillery had marched through Blu.
Arrest.
1t wssreported that Prince Gettchakoff
had annexed the municipalities. having
formally notified the Hospodars that
Prince Menshakotf would in future ad-
minister the government. All the Russian
officials had left Constantinople. and 80, 600
troops under a French commander had
been sent to the Bosnian frontier TO watch
the movements of Prince Daniel, of Mon
tenegro. who is again arming.
1t was rumored that the Porte had APP
pointed the Zimmerman Generals Demhin
ski aud KlaPka to high commands, and
that the Shah of Persia by the advice
of the British Minister, had rejected the
.overtures of Russia to arm against the
Sultan.