The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-09-24

| By the arrival of The Airic and Humboldt
news was.reeeived in New York from Liverpoo
to the Seth Of July The America arrived a
Halifax on the 18th, with news to the 9Th o
August, 3 days later.
ENGLASD.--In England the Parliament wa
to adjourn the 18Th Goth of August, in or
der, It's said, to leave the Turkish question il
the hands of the present ministry.
FRAScE.-Secret societies are on the ncreas,
in Paris.
plan was laid in London to assassnae til,
Emperor. The assassin. whose name is Edwar,
Remand, wrote several letters to the Prince de
JoInvllle requesting pecuniaay assistance fol
The attempt. The Prince exposed the whole
matter. and the assassin was taken into custody
and tried i'll London He pleaded insanity. The
magistrate committed him to Newgaie for trial
DENMARK.-The cholera continued its ravages
at Copenhagen. The total number of cases, to
the latest dates, was 400, of which $500 had
proved fatal.
SOUTHERN EuRoPE.-The ,Pope,s death was
daily expected. His death would prove the
signal for violent political reacton all over Italy
The Roman police had discovered that the
Chief OF the secret societies. in the Roman States
was Aurello Saffi, the trIumvir. The principal
members of these societies-all belonging to the
higher classes-had fled.
RCssiA AND TURKEY.-A Hungarian refugee
at Beysout. having gone on board steamer be-
longing to the Austrian Lloyd's, was arrested by
the Captain. lie escaped in boat, and placed
himself under the care of the American Consul,
who also compelled the Austrian to give up the
wife and children Of the refugee. This is as it
should be.
In the telegrapliic dispatches of the London
Morning Chronicle, announcement is made that
there may be changes in the Turkish ministry.
Austria will then act as 4 mediator between
Russia and Turkey. There is also story afoat
about a secret treaty between the United States
and the Porte. 1t is said that money and forces
have been offered to the Sultan by the Ameri-
can minister. This is an absurd rumor
tits reported in London that the Porte has ac-
cepted the mediation of Russia. The fleets it
is said, will withdraw from Besera Bay, and
Russia evacuate the Dannbian provinces All
this may be set down as mere unfounded ru-
NOR. The London Times supports the opinion
that Russia will accept the mediation bat that
paper is for Peace at any price'-because OF
the corn trade.
The whole question is to be settled in a few
days, either for peace war. Meanwhile Aus
trla Is about to demand that the Hungarian Cos
ia, who SO promptly and bravely rescued
by our commander at SMYRNA, shall be given up
by the Turkish Government. demand which
renders negotiation difficult
Itappears that the Tar looks upon the United
States with more respect than upon the Europe
an powers
ST. Petersburgh letters say, that when the
Tar heard of the Kotza affair, he advised Aus
trla to settle 1t as easy possible, and do any
thing rather than give the United States pre-
tencc to interfere in The afa il of Europe.
Syria was in a very disorganized state-the
Christians We're leaving Antioch and Aleppo for
the coast.
Cholera was on the increase in Persia, and ad-
vancing towards Tabriz.