True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-01
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TINT this gentleman is not lost sight Of in this gseatci'y
tle has been the favnred guest Of many distinguished
persons, among whom was her m"jes'y the queen
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON. MARKETS, June 3. |
| The marke continues very depressed, and prices
have declined Al per ID. in American descriptions
| since Friday.
June 14-There has been fair demand from
the trade dnring the week, and notwithstanding
the heavy imports from the States. the low and
middlng. qualities of American and Surat are l.Sd
per ID, higher
June l5.-Cotton-The enquiry iom tho t:ado
continues to be very limited, and the market has
boon exceedingly duh throughout the week, and
has closed heavily Mt decline of l Id per ID upon
American, I'd on Egyptian, and Sd on all other
descriptions.
June 2l:-Thc demand has been exceedingly
limited throughout the week, being Confined en-"
tirey to the in mediate wants Of the trade and the
market has closed heavily, at decline of l>2d TO
| 3>4d upon American, and l>2l to l>4i per h. on
all other dc scriptions.
July 4.-The demand for Cotton continues l'n'>
ted the sales of yesterday being only 1900 bales,
andto-dny 1000, without change in price.
HAVRE; June % The transactions in Cotton
assumed more regular within the last week,
holders were obliged to submit 10 sonic abatement
on the price asked, and those from the Uhl'ec
States under 1907, may be considered to =, anu
those above to AZ lower. Our sa os from the AN
to tho 2lst instant amounted to 1893 bales at fol-
loving THtes:-
Ordinary to good Ordinary Louisiana, ,,,, r.,
." Georgia, c S 80 to 1872 l>2
" midi ing Florida 2l-2to IO7
Good ordinary to fine ord Per>
,, Bahia, HIS
. War betreen Turkey and Egypt.--Alarselles, July
2.-"rhe Eng fish pact Homer, coming from MaItn,
announces that the l4th Of June news had been
ceived from Cons,annnpe Of a first engagement. in
consequence Of whit The Turks had gained possession
I of several villages of the beyl lie ot-- d. A ntab
This advantage has caused the war party to prevail
: and had been decided in council, that listz Pacha
should receive orders to advance. The first division Of
the Turkish fleet the 18th in the Dardan
Giles. The Egyptian squadron had gene out of port
hut without hostile Intentions. lthas gone to cruise or
the coast CT Syria"
A letter from Vienna, by Express, say s"News have
been recevetfrom Consuntinople, the 18th inst The
Turkish fleet saiIeitl'e last on the l2Ih-and rrocee
& ded to the Dnanelles. courier has since slt
to Hnfz Pacha the speedy arrival of the flee
and TO take 10 him frnan naming Him successor II
ID Nleheme. He is ordered to attack lbrahim al
the fleet shall arrive of, the coast of Syria
v letter from Co,sanlinuple of the 18th announces
ID that kur-chd pucha, the chiefoflhe Egyptian Arabian
id corps has entered Bussorah.
~ LONDON, July 4,h.
>" We have TO announce IN the authority Of letters 0
e the Eth nit, from Consrannone, that the Sultan la'
not only declared war against Neheet Ali, but as Su
"a prcme Caph of die Faithful, and Representative o
" the Prophet pronounced sentence Of accommodation
~, against the iacha aud his lhrahm, deposing hen
20 from the government of ypt and syria This
:, pronounced 10y his Highness the 9th the felya
~ or bull OF maledicon Icing prepared by the G'an
OF Nlut, after grave consultation of the most lcnrne
Doctors of the Mussuman law. The l4th being Ftida
the Nahomedan Sabbath, the sentence Of excommun
or cation to be read in all the Mosques.
s NOTES EXCHANGED BY THE FRENCH AM
:, RUSSIAN CABINETS.
Note of the French Charge fairs at ST. Petersburg
=" The undersigned Charge dAfairs of His Nuiest
t|n Ernvn1 iHinI II,
Cabinet of 81. Pcersburgh the profound Athletic
which The French Government has experienced o
,s learning the conclusion of the. treaty of III" 9th Jul
last between His Ma esty tho Emperor of Russl
I'd and tho Grand Signor. In the opinion of the King
of government that treaty mnarts TO the mutual re
lations of the Ottoman empire and OF Russia
. new character against which all tho Powers c
Europe have ri ht to pronounce themselves
OF lhe undersigned is therefore instructed 10 de
clare, that if the stpulatjons of that act we,
In hereafter to bring en- an armed Intervention
Russia in the internal affairs of Turkey the go
On eminent of France would hold itself wholly
liberty to ndopt such line of conduct as crcuu
ch stances might suggest, acting from tina. nome
40 as if the sud treaty existed not. l he undersgn.
- is also desired to inform tho Imperial Cabinet tn
a similar declaration has been delivered to the o
,oman Porto by his Majes,ys Ambassador at Co
Au- stanlnople. |. DE LAGRENE.
few REPLY OF THE RUSSIAN MINISTER O
orc, FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
het Tho Undersigned has received the note by whit
lit NJ. l. dc Lagrene, Charge dc Affairs of His Mai
ty King of tho French, has communicated 4
deep regret which the conclusion of the trouty
the Sth of July between Russia and tho Porto h
caused the French Government, without statil
90, at the time either the motives of that regr
the nature of the obj ctons TO which that trea
may give rise. Tho undersigned cannot be q
quainled with them; still less can he understa
;iy them. Tho treaty of the 9th of July is purely
on fensive; it has been concluded between two ind
cry pendent powers, exercising the penitude of the
I'M rights and docs not prejudice the interest of
- state ~ hatevcr.
W. , What could, therefore. DO the o>ccio whit
CO" other powers might dcon lhcmS lives in titled
ere raising against such Il transactiun2 How, ubo
the oil, could they declare that they consider it OF
ere validity unless they have in view the suhvcrs
,.y Of an empire which the treaty is destined TO pr
s, serve? But such cannot be the design of 4
French Government. 1t would be at open va
~ ance with all the declarations it made in the la
complications in the East. The unders sncd lnu
ce therefore, suppose that The opinion expressed
the NJ. de Lagrcnes note rests upon incorrect dat
and that, better informed by the communication
nc the treaty which tho Port. has recently ma
in known to tho French Ambassador at .ionstanlin
tic pie, his Government will better appreciate the
$3.50 and usefulness of transaction concluded in
" spirit as pacific conservative.
"'- That act changes indeed, tho nature OF the rel
the tons between Russia and the Porte; for, to Icr
,a enmity, it makes relations of intimacy and con
he dcnce succeed, wherein the Turkish Govcrnmc
g. will henccfor find guarantee of stability, and,
"67 heeu oe' means OF aeIehce calculated to insure
w preservation.
M 1t is IN this conviction, and guided by tho pure
ISIS and most disnerestcd intentions, that Ills Maize
ing ty the Emperor is reso we'd on faithful ulhin
,l"- should the present ITSELF the oh gatio
ICY, which tho treaty of the 9Th of July imposes up,
orst him. acting thus Us the declaration contained
half NJ nc Las'ehe no'e ala lo' e1Mt:
A., NESSELRODE.
a" ". St, Petersburgh Oct. 1888.
,eP' IL Majestvs ship Powerful, 81 guns, comman
Ems cd by Capt. Napier sailed from the Cove of Coz
Ich at day-break on Sunday morning for Malta
its order to Join the British fleet in the Medteraneu