Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-03
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM UROPE
Arrival of the America.
VAR PROBABLE!

World.
EASTERN QUEsrIoN.-The Gar has relus-
ed the Turkish note. The impression was that
war is now almost inevitable.
II was currently reported, although no found
ton was apparent for the rumor, that the Turks
had attacked the Russian oulpQsts, but no gene
raj engagement had taken place. The whole ru-
NOR is doubtful
The following the words ofthe despatch-
The Gar rejects the Turkish notifications, but
abides by the Vienna note, and promises to
evacuate the princIpaIilies. if the Porte accepts
it pure and simple. This yet leaves one chance
for peace.
Another despatch states that a new manifesto
is expected from Russia.
The Turks were quite ripe for war Omar
Pacha had difficulty in restraining his troops
from violence Fanalicism, on both sides, Is at
its height.
Anonymous pacards on the walls calling upon
the faithful to attack the Russians, had much ex-
cited the people, and 1t was only on the special
demand of the representatives Of the powers, that
the Sultan had consented to postpone issuing his
manifesto 10 the people. His manifesto is in
warke language, and is, indeed, a declaration
of war.
The Turks con'ued their ornaments, and
everything was paid for in specie. A levy of
80, $50 additional men went on actively and de
tachments were marching to join Omar Pasha,
on the Danube. A reserve corps was forming at
Adranople, under Mehemet Reschid Pasha Col
Of the Sutans Guards.
On the 30th, the Sultan reviewed the Egyp-
ian troops. The members of the French En-
bassy were present The Pasha Of Egypt prom
ises 10 send $4,000 men.
From Bucharest 1t is stated that the Russian
Commander in Chief had addressed an order of
the day TO his troops, and concludes by saying
Russia is called TO annihilate Pagahism and those
who oppose her in that sacred mission shall be
annihiated with the pagans. Long live the
Car Viva the God of the Russians!
Omar Pasha writes TO Gen. Gortschakoff, TO
notify him that if the Russian gunboats approach
too near the Turkish batteries they would be fired
on GoItschakotf briefly wrote on the back of
the letter, that if they fired on them they would
return the fire.
1t is said that the French Ambassador, NJ.
Delessert, urgently attempted to persuade the
Porte to recall his modified note, even after il
was forwarded to st. Petersburg.
The Russian party in Constantinope prophesied
changes in the Turkish Ministry, RIGA Pasha ,ex-
Minister of War, to supersede Mehemet Ali,
Russla's bitter antagonist
Trouble continued between the Hospodars and
the Porte. The latest despatch from CONSTANT
the Hospodars authority 10 remain in the princi-
palites.
GREAT BRIrAIN.-TAere is no news what
ever.
Disraei had been making speech to agricu-
turists of Buckiughamshire.
The Queen was in Scotland.
MIR Buchanan had declined, for the present, an
invitation TO dine with the Liverpool Chamber of
Commerce.
Asatc Cholera is spreading in England
Cases are reported at Liverpool and London, and
over one hundred at Newcastle, where there were
fifty Deaths
The weather in Ireland was very fine, and the
clops were quite safe.
FRANCE.-Pubiic attention confines occu.
pied with the price OF food. The Moniteur pub
fishes decree reducing The duties on imporla.
tons of cattle and wheat.
The measure that fixes the price of bread for
Paris is at 40 cenines per kilogramme. The
Preiect is authorized TO advance to the bakers
the difference between cost price and the price
of 40 cenllmes, commencing from Sept. LIST. 1t
was reported that tickets would be issued to the
poor, emitting them to receive bread at a nomi-
ina rate.
AUsTRIA.-The circumstances attending the
discovery Of the lost Jewels of the Hungarian
CROW n, which were found buried in an slet in
the Danube, are kept mystery. The insignia
will be brought with all ceremony to Buda.
Reports continue that the government intend
TO effect a loan of $40, 900, 900 forms, but its
success depends on the aspect of Eastern affairs.
Prices of breadstufs this winter must range
very high, but scarcity is not apprehended.
1t appears that the reason Count Appoey, Aus
TRAN Minister to Turin, was So suddenly with
drawn, TO mark Auslra's displeasure at the
friendly relations between Sardinia and the United
States
Cholera, though still vrulent in the north of
Europe, was decreasing
Seventy four more victims are sentenced by
court martial to heavy punishment, for their share
in the Milan revolution. More arrests have taken
place at Forli
The Governor of TERM had been put to death
by the people, for insulting their petition for
cheaper bread.
On the LIST inst, the reading committee of the
Holy lnquisition "a gain condemned Uncle Toms
Cabin as damnabIe and pernicious.
lNDIA-The arrival Of the overland mail has
been telegraphed from Trieste Calcutta dates
are to Aug 5h There was great famine in
Burmah.
The cholera was committing great rayages in
the upper portions of India.
CHINA.--The revolutionary army retained its
Posltioh. Inc artars mad attempted 10 retake
Annoy. but without success. Trade was Inactive
Latest Ne1CS.-The Paris Mcnileur publishes
the treaty Of February 23d, between France and
the United States, respecting Consular Agents.
courier arrived al Paris, bringing the decis-
ion come to the day before (the I5th) by the four
ministers who met on that day, namely--Lords
Aberdeen. Russell. Clarendon and Pamerston.
Another courier took his departure for Marseil-
les, with orders to embark there at once, bear.
ing despatch for Lord Stratlord de Radcliffe,
which, it is said, in well informed quarter en-
JOINS him to employ every possible means to In
duce the Sultan TO accept without delay, the
note Of Vienna, without modification.
10 case the Porte should object that she is no
longer able to keep in her populations his Lord
ship is authorized to allow the English squadron
to enter the Bosphorus and to dsembark troops,
Tor the purpose of causing the decision of the
Sultan to be respected. courier was also at
once to be despatched to Omar Pasha, forbidding
hun to commence hostilities in any way. No
Enlargement existed between France and Eng.
land, in the Eastern difficulties.