The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-19
DAILY JOURN AL Fl.
ARRIVAL OF THE
HUMBOLDT.
New York, Aug. IL

NEW YORK, Aug. l6.
The Humboldt arrived at 5 O'Clock last eve
ming. The America arrived out on the 3lst
ut.
twas feared that the Emperor OF Russia
would decline to withdraw his forces from the
municipalities, as stipulated in the proposition
ut the three powers. The English and
French fleet, would in that case be ordered
TO pass the Dardanelles, and a peaceful set
Element of the affair quietly proposed.
A telegraphic dispatch from Constantine
pie, dated goth, states that the Sublime and
the representatives Of the great powers had
accepted the proposition of the Austrian
Minister, which arranged that the English
and French fleets should withdraw from Bes.
sica Bay, whilst the Russians evacuated the
Danubian provinces. Turkey would then
send an Ambassador to open negotiations.
81. Petersburg.-The Morning Chronicle
re-affirms that the United States had offered
the Porte money and active forces.
Conferences were to be opened at Vienna
at the consent Of Russia.
A decline in the funds was caused at Paris
and London by several articles in the Constr.
tutional, declaring that France and England
would not consent to the arrangement which
had been proposed at ConstantinaPle.
Great uneasiness has been created oy the
news of decree of the Car ordering
fresh levy of recruits thought the Empire
which was interpreted as a war measure
Mcldavia has declared itself independent
of the Porte, and refuses to pay further tri-
butte. A similar movement. is expected in
Wallachia.
II is reported that the Porte intends adj
dressing an ultimatum to Russia, in which,
after paying due regard to the rights OF the
the Sultan's Christian subjects, that sover-
eign declares. that, if in spite of these re-
peated assurances, the Gar should persist in
offering war, the Porte is resolved to accept
il, but that the responsibility must rest with
Russia.
The above document it is further asserted
has been communicated to the ambassador at
France and England.
Orders have been sent to the Hospodors OF
Moldavia and Wallachia, commanding them
TO quit the municipalities and retire to the
right bank of the Danube.
There has been a very favorable change
in the weather in England, which has a.good
effect on the wheat crop.
Reports Of the spread of the potato dis
ease are conflicting and unsatisfactory.
McHenry quotes less activity in wheat and
-four and extreme rates maintained. Corn is
steady and has further advanced, with in
creasing demandand moderate stocks. In ba-
con there is q fair business doring; shoulders
have declined to 3Os. Cheese is much look.
ed for.
Richardson g. Bro quote breadstuffs quiet.
az In hoat nj linn of
business doing, and prices are precisely the
same as the previous Tuesday.
BIRMINGHAM is much firmness in
the iron trade. I'm Irish linens the market was
very brisk without any advance in prices.
Amongi The Passengers in the Humboldt was
S. G. Goodrich ("Peter ParleyO, late Consul
al Paris.
The Egyptian feet with $4,000 men arrived
at Constuutinop,e on the 10th. Admiral Dun.
day, of the English fleet, with all of his Cap
tains, have been on a reconnaissance OF the
Turkish fort and vessels.
Russia demands of Persia the cession o
the province of Tauris i'm lieu of the $4,000,
900 rubles due her.
1t was rumored in Vienna of a secret treat,
between the United States and the Porte
and the probable cession of Marinarizza.
Three American lrigates were said to be il
Bosphorus.
Another ministerial crisis is feared at Con
stantinople.
A Frenchman named Edward Raymon
has been arrested at Southampton on
charge Of having conspired, with others,
murder the French Emperor, and was take
TO London for examination.
CINCINNATI, Aug. l6, p. M.
A negro man named Geo. McQuery, ali
Wash was brought to this city last night fro
Pioua as fugitive slave, and was claim
by Henry Miller, Of Kentucky. The color
people assembled in large numbers aroul
the Gait House where the fugitive W
guarded by the U. s. Deputy Marshal aud
posse of police. The crowd exhibited mu
feeling, but dispersed upon being assured
should have a fair trial to-day. This NOR
ing the prisoner was brought before Jud
McLane of the U. s. Supreme Court. T
case was heard in part and the Court tn
adjourned till tomorrow. The evidence
the claim of the fugitive is decidedly IN ia,
of Miller, he having confessed that he OH
belonged to Miller, and the attornies for
defence seem to rely on the unconstitution
ity of the law.
Lightning prevents the reception of iur1
er reports.
LOUISVILLE, August IL
The market was very dull yes'erd
The principal business was done at the
bacco warehouse.
Flour quiet at 81 20aS4 Is for superb
Sale Of raw whisky at 22c.
A sale Of so bags Rio coffee at 9lc. Alb
~ hhds sugar sold at 5a54c.
Cheese scarce at 7la9c.
Sale of 90 bales Cannellton sheetin;