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NEw YoRK June 81


been ordered to the Mediterranean.
The French feet had arrived at BeSica
Bay.
The Russian forces were marching TO-
ward Walbana and Mallichas.
Wallachia troops have been ordered,
sud are forcing marches from warsaw 10
Bess. Arabia The Egyptian feet and
the support of the Sultan. and the Fran
CONAN chiefs were raising 100 600 men.
The mediationOf Austria and Prussia was
spoken Of. Count Messebrode had ar
rived in London with despaches. a late
despatch to the London Time states that
the Emperor Of Russia had despatched q
courier TO Constantidople with a demand
that the last proposal of Prince Menchi-
koff should be accepted By the Sublime
Porte in eight days.
HALIFAX, June %.
Immense hostility is excited in Ireland
against the proposed bill for the inspec-
ton of nunneries.
1t is rumored that Canedo had been
recalled from Cuba, but it is contradict
ed.
The King has not officially called the
Prussians from the Turkish service.
The King of Bavaria has offered to
mediate between Austria and SwiIzer-
land.
1t is generally believed a: Vienna chat
the Turkish. Swiss, and Sandman diff
culties would be amicably adjusted.
Several citizens of Pesth have been ar
rested for corresponding with Kossuth.
Mustapha Pacha offers to raise 200, 900
men ard march against the Russians. Al
present, the Ottamcn forces muster l29,-
600 regulars, feet Of 1900 guns. be-
sides Is steamers aud % smaller crafts
The total land force organized is ll9, 00O
men.
Satisfaction has been accorded to the
u, S. minister respecting the lmprison-
ment of Consul King a Athens.
Late dates from St. Petersburg state
that the Emperor's course on the Turkish
question was generally approved.
The Turks and Greeks III syria ana Tur
key generally approve the Emperor's
course, and voluntary subscIi ptiohs are
making toward purchasing arms.
The latest advices are considered deci
dedly less favorable for the maintenance
of peace.
a messenger has heea sent from Peters
burg TO ConstanIinople with no diScre-
tionary authority, but simply carries The
Cars demands 10 the Porte IN regard 10
Menchikoif's ultimatum, aud gives the
Porte eight days TO reconsider or take the
consequences. In the meantime, the Porie
is preparing actively to defend himself.
Forty thousand choice troops are ready
and directed TO attack the Russians il
they attempt to cross the river.
France. The Turks. notwithstan ding
pacific appearances, continue TO fcrIify
the Bosphorus.
England both the House Of Lords
and Commons, the Government announc
ed that the English & French fleets had
been jointly dispatched 10 Dardanelles.
furnised with like instructions.
The best understanding now exists be-
tween France and England. and no col
lision is expected to occur.
Paris. June l4th.--Yesterday the
Prince of Prussia, and the Duke OF Sax
Coburg. passed through the Lisle OH their
way to England.
Orders reached Brest on the l0th TO
arm two steam frigates and two sailing
vessels. Nothing is known Of their des
tination.
After numerous fluctuations. the Bourse
closed to-day with a rise in three per
cents.
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP AFRICA.
New York. June so.
The Africa from Liverpool. with "a
and dates TO the Goth of June,
arrived at an early hour this morning.
The Europa arrived out at 3 Z. NJ. on
the 10Th. and the Washington at 10 P.
NJ. on the 18th.
The Turkish question exclusively &C.
cupies attention. Accounts are conflict
ing.
The Russians seem determined to oc-
cupy. if they are not already occupying,
the Danube provinces, which France has
declared she will regard as violation of
the treaty.
The English government has not taken
any decided steps so far.
The latest dispatches say that Russia
will accept the mediation Of Austria, but
it is doubtful if this is authentic.
This uncertainty had effected all of the
markets.
The Bourse still keeps up with the sup.
position that there will not be q general
war.
Com. Vanderbilt sailed from South
ampton on the evening OF the 4th, for
Russia, on his yacht North Star.
ExPresident Van Buren, and many A.
mericans attended Queen Vlctoria's State
Ball.
1t was reported in Paris that Napole-