Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-26
ATTEMPT TO BRIDE NAPOLEON.
DEEP SNOW IN ENGLAND.
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NV YoaK, January %.
Arabia arrived with dates OF It'll. Flour
largely advanced, Western Canal 42s; Ohio
AS; Corn advanced Is Cd per quarter.
Turkish question is more complicated,
ond general war considered unavoidable.
Snow blocked the reads in England two
days. IN Belgium it was several feet deep.
Ice on railways and III North Europe. Bal
tic was packed with floating ice.
The reported second duel between Mr..
,Soule and Lord Howden was postponed in
consequence OF death in family of latter.
The Paris Moni,eur contains circular
from the Minister OF Foreign Affairs dated
December So addressed 10 all French le-
cations, on lie eastern question. The doc
ument is very firm; narrates the phase Of
The question, declares France, England,
Austria and Prussia have solemnly reeog-
nised the integrity of The Ottoman Empire,
aud further that tho affair of Sinopc took
place against all provision, Russia having
dc dared she only desired national guarantee
to prevent Ottoman Territory and flag from
further attacks on navy Of Russia.
The circular Of The French Minister ter.
inmates by expressing the hope that Rus,
STA will not expose Europe 10 new con vul-
sions.
The Frcnel. md English fleets have beer
ordered 10 enter the Black Sea.
Papers state automatically that the French
government is dissatisfied with the evasivt
conduct OF Austria, and has addressed ;
strong letter, demonstrating that further ces
sation Of proceeding with other powers vii
be taken ms meditating hostility, result
which she must be prepared to abide, an(
that France will extend aid to Hungary ant
Italy.
Paris papers report that the Gar has Civ
en- orders for immediate preparations fOl
crossing the Danube, which forbids tn,
hope Of his acceptance Of The last note @
Inc Western Powers.
The Turkish Council declared itself
permanent Cabinet, and is harmonious.
Trieste is mentioned as q Neutral pac
for the meeting of the Congress.
1t is reported that the peassntry alon,
the Danube, from Kalafat 10 Turna, hay
risen on the Russian officers and turne
them out.
Authentic intelligence confirms previou
reports that the Porte has accepted the not
from the Four Powers, adding that he doe
not object, under certain circumstances, t
an ar.nistice, but insists upon an eyacuatio
Of the Principalities ard maintainance c
Turkish sovereignty. He consents to
Congress in neutral city-to revision {
existing treaties, and to consider the propri
aty Of further amelioraion of the conditio
II his christian subjects.
The deliberations of the Divan continue
Aree days, and when the result was know
atUmu't arose in Constantinople, and mo
Of 5000, led by the ultimos, assembled
present remonstranre, declaring the schl
nate constitution violated by the Council
a force of marines from English an
tre0ch steamers was called to Constantin,
qie--rroclamation was issued BY the Sultg
On the 22d, which restored peace. Sever
of The mob were arrested and banished.
Dates from St. Petersburg of the 2Ot
state that The Emperor has formally rejectt
the Vienna protocol and note of the 9th, b
he consents TO consider the Turkish prop
si:ion Of the Goth, though he refuses TO r
cognlso the the right of European interfe
snce in Russio-Turkish affairs,