Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-29
Later by the Niagara.

by the Niagara is brief, but important and war
like. The Sultan has appealed to the moral feel
ing, and if necessary TO the physical power of
France and England, by demanding the presence
of their fleets telore Constantinople
Trieste letter Of the 18th says, that the Dec
lara;ion Of War was published in an imperial
manifesto, and was posted on the walls of all the
mosques. Omar Pacha, on the 9th, formally
summoned Prince Gotlschakoif to evacuate the
Ottoman territory; if he refers to his government,
Omar Pacha will allow fifteen days for that pur-
pose; but If Russia definitely refuses, he will
commence operations at once; but in the mean
time will not cross the Danube, This would de-
lay operations until the oath.
A corps of $50 900 additional troops had been
ordered into service. The navigation of the Dan.
ube and Black Sea is guaranteed to neutral flags
The Clergy had offered to place two hundred
millions of plastres of Church property at the
disposal Of the Sultan. The Sultan had request
ed the Ambassadors of foreign governments to
notice that he desired 10 settle the existing diff.
cuties with Russia peaceably; but as his ances-
tors had gained their Empire by the sword, The
Turks would perish in its support; or if fate Or
daned that their country should fall to another
master, they would quit Europe as they entered
it-sword IN hand.
1t is the general opinion, that the French and
English will let the Turks and Russians fight
their own battles, but if the Turks are defeated,
will prevent the Russians from marching on Adri-
anople or Constantihople. With this view, the
protective force could take up strong positions be,
tween Rassova, on the Danube, and Keslendge,
on the Black Sea; but perhaps may occupy Ko.
dosta, on the Sea Of Marmora, or Rustchanl-
Neither France or England arming openly,
but the forces ofboth countries are in very eff.
Gent condition. The Russians, on their part, are
Con / udprS had uad of he
The troops were in motion up the river Fifteen
battaons of infantry, with 81 pieces of artillery,
had marched through Bucharest Prince Cots.
chakof, it was reported, had in effect annexed
the Principaities, having formally notified the
HOspodors that Prince Menschkof will in future
administer the government. The remaining Rus.
sian officials had left Turkey Thirty thousand
Reds, under the French Col Magnan, had
pushed forward to the Russian frontier, to watch
the movements of Prince Daniel of Montenegro.
who is again armlng.
There was rumor that the Sultan had appoint
ed Gems. Dembnski and Klapka, the Hungari-
ans, to high command.
Conflicting accounts were received from Persia
The latest advices say that the Shah, acting on
the advice of the British minister, had rejected
the request of Russia to take up arms against the
Turks.
GREAT BRITAIN.-The Queen had returned
to London, and all the Ministers had reassembed
1t was not her intention to summon Parliament
unless events became threatening. A Cabinet
Council was held on Saturday, of five hours du-
ration and another on Wednesday, the l2h-
The proceedings, however, have not been made
public.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer assisted at
| the Inauguration of the Peel statute at Manches-
ter He spoke at length on the Turkish question
not stating what particular course England will
take in The coming struggle, but admitting that it
Is Engand's duty to set itself against the absorb
ton OF power by Russia, that would follow the
overthrow of Turkey. He added signl6canrI,
that England would not enter into the deep ques~
tions which may develope themselves out of the
peculiar internal organization Of the Ottoman
Porte He further expressed strong anxiety for
peace.
A peace conference was in session at Edln-
burgb, at which Messrs. Golden, Bright, Surge,
Burritt, and other peace apostles were present.
A large meeting had been held in London, in
favor of Turkey, thousands attended.
Duties has been taken off breadstuffs imported
into Tuscany.
Formal complaints has been made to the Pope
respecting Caveats doings in New York
The overland mail telegraphed says that Com
modore Perry's squadron had reached Japan July
well received, but The opening OF Japan is post
poned to next spring.
The Sheffield manufacturers had memoralized
the government against entering into war in aid
of Turkey.
The quarterly meeting of the Iron masters at
birmingham, held on the l5h reported the trade
IN healthy state. Prices were firm Stock was
low, and the make considerably restricted by the
Golfers strike. Turkish hostes will be i'm
medately followed by rise in prices.
The cotton mills at Preston, were TO be tempo
rarlly closed by their owners in order TO starve
their operatives mic submission. The number of
turnouts tn the manufacturing districts will then
number nearly 5000, who must soon be driven
back by hunger to their work. [This is the teIe-
graphic statement
. PRUssIA.-A Prussian squadron of four ships
was telegraphed off Deal on the 18th, proceeding
south; to the Mediterranean probably.
AUsTRIA.-Austrla continues to augment her
forces on the Turkish frontier and the suppostion
that IN the event of hosilities she will attempt TO
occupy Servia, which territory is dsaffected TO.
wards Russia, is revived.
Mr.. Jackson mpde his official visits on the 9Th
inst.
Kosza is said to have taken passage in the
brque Racehorse, bound to Boston, The oues-
ton OF American citizenship is soon TO be discuss-
lTALY.-Numerou arrests have recently been
made in the Venllan Provinces; the prisoners
VIII be taken to Verona. Two persons supposed
TO be revolutionary agents, were arrested at In
spruck with 40, 900 forms in their possession
Turin papers mention the discovery of Mazzlni's
plots at Sarzana to invade Piedmont, but the
story seems fabulous. Gardni who had been
condemned to death at Naples for his share in the
revolution of the 4th, had escaped to Turin after
years conceament.
Miss Cunningham was liberated from prison at
Florence
Naples is threatened with scarcity, aud the
government contemplaies buying grain.
GREECE.-Athens advices of September 3Oth
mention another shock of an earthquake there
and at Thebes.
Discovery OF MINERAL RICHES IN TUR-
KEY-A discovery has been made in Turkey,
IN the course of the railway survey, which will
probably increase the Czar's avidity for that fine