Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-08-19
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Nrvv York August 15th.-The steamer Hum,
~ arrived this evening from Southampton and
Isvre bringing fS6 passengers and Liverpool dates
tbe Sd inst The America arrived at LlVerpool
u the S1st and the Glasgow at Greenock on the
sOh ult. ~,
,ich late Consul at Paris.
RUSSIA AND TURkET-Ihe Eastern question wear
lass favorable aspect It was feared that the En-
sror of Russia would decline to withdraw his forces
rom the princpalites stipulated IN the PROPOSE,
ions of the Three Powers The English and
french fleets would in that case. be ordered 10 pass
the Dardaneles, and peaceful settlement OF the
dispute greatly jeoparded
/ teIecranbic despatch, dated Constantinople Ju
10 Doth states that the Porte and the representa-
vss of the GREAT powers had accepted the PROPOSE
~ oF +bo Austrian minister, which arranged that
tLe Enoish and French fleets should Withdraw from
Posca Bay, whilst the Russians evacuated The Prin'
inaIities Turkey would then send an ambassador
tn omen negotiations at st Petersburg Conferences
we're also to be opened at Vienna, by the consent
A decline in the funds has been caused at London
and Paris by an article in the Constitutlonele de-
nIaring that France and England would not consent
IN the arrangement which had been proposed at
ronsantinople. Great uneasiness had also been
created by decree of the Gar, ordering a fresh
lew of recruits throughout the Empire. This was
interpreted as looking to war.
The statement is reasserted that the United States
lad offered to assist the Porte with money and ac-
tive forces.
The intelligence FROM the Prncipalities was i'm.
nortant Moldavia had declared itself independent
rrthe Porte, and refused to pay further tribute. A
SINH ar movement is expected in Wallachia.
It is asserted that the Porte intends addressing an
uItmatum to Russia, in which, after paying due re.
gard to the rights of the Sutans Christian subjects
That sovereign declares, that it, in spite of these re-
heated assurances, the Gar should persist in Offering
war; the Porte is resolved to accept it, but that the
responsibility must lie with Russia. tits also asser-
4 t,d that this document has been communicated tc
the ambassadors of France and England. Orders
have been sent 10 the Hospodars Of Maldavia and
Walachia, ordering them 20 quit the Principalites
and retire to the right bank of the Danube
The Egyptian fleet arrived at Constantinople or
the 18th uIt with IL coo men,
Admiral Dundas, of the English fleet, with all his
captains, had been on a reconnaissance of the for
heSSes.
Another ministerial crisis was feard at CONSTANT
ople.
There was rumor in Vienna of a secret treaty be
Ween the United States and the Porte, and the pro
able ceSsion of Maronavizza Three American fri
ates were said to be in the Bosphorus.
Russia has demanded of Persia the cession of the
province of Tauris i'll lieu Of the 8O000 900 roubles
!ue her.
ENGLAND.-A Frenchman, named Edward Ray
7aud, has been arrested at Southampton on the
barge of having c1nspired with others to murder
The French Emperor. He was taken to London fol-
? Examination.