The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-27
INTERESTING FROM EUROPE.
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ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
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FOUR DAYS LATER INTELLIGENCE.
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THE RUSSO-TURKISH QUESTION
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The Reiteration of the Czar's De.
mands en- the Porte.
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Threatened Occupation Of the Danubian
Provinces by the Russians.
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Important Debate in the British
Parliament.
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Orders to the English and French Fleets.
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA NEGRO LAWS,
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magnificent Entertainment to Com.
Vanderbilt, at Southampton.
STATE OF THE MARKETS.
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Magnificent Entertainment to Com
Vanderbilt, at Southampton.
STATE OF THE MARKETS,

The Collins mail steam'hip Baltic, Captain Comstock,
arrived at half past six o'clock yesterday afternoon She
ct Liverpool on the afternoon OF Wednesday the 18th
int Time across the Atlantic eleven days three hours
aid thirty minutes. She encountered westerly gales
most Of the passage.
She had hundred and fifty seven passengers among
whom the Hon. NJ Foo,e late Charge des Afaires
10 Austria; Senator Foote, OF Vermont; and Captain
McKinnop, Of the Roya Navy.
Our thanks are due Purser Cary for late papers.
The news Is four days later than that brought by the
Niagara. and Is Of important character The C,ar Of
Rasssd had reiterated his demands Turkey Nth The
slsrsatSn Of the occupation Of the Danubiam prorinces
n tie es~f cf refusal ne part Of the Porte. But no
war was expected. The assurances OF the Emperor OF
Russia considered Of pacific nature even in the
lace OF the threat Of Russia sgaDst the integrity OF the
Turkish empire. II Is asserted that the occupation Of
he Dasubsn prncpaltes would not be considered q
dss bs, IL Il possible that the western powers will
ermit the Russians TO take this forward sep-to gain
,er point-to violate the Turkish territory We shall
see.
The entertainment given by ctyS the of S,utham
to Commodore Vanderbilt, Off on Monday, 18th,
s the Royal victers Archery Rooms Southampton Mr..
Joseph Iasksser. Mayor Of the city, presiding. Two
hundred persons sat down TO a sumptuous banquet.
1he Liverpool Cotton Market active partly improved
by the Acas partly b. apparent clearing up the
Eastern cloud, and In measure by considerable pur
cares Of lower grades speculation Brokers circulars
way materially In their reports Of the tone Of the market
ba sfe to quote steady at fully previous quota
tons.
B<esdstuiIs shade easier, without much change
The Africa arrived out Sunday morning, tho 18th.
The mtney market had become Affected By the con.
Hictng reports from Russia and Turkey. second edi.
ton Of the London Times OF Tuesday, i4h nodes that the
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had been confirmed. There a complete reaction ut
the Bour,e, aud securities regained all they had lost
during the pa,t ten days report that the Bank Of
France had, by command Of government placed afty
million of ascs at the dispoal Of stockbrokers to en-.
able the 10 settle their 1an tended to increase the
rise. The submarine telegraph announces the follow.
bgs-
CIosiNo pslcss on PARIs BouRsE--rUEpAr larn
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The ships Waterios, Adeais and Augesea had arrived
from Australia, WITH together. I.00O ounces Of gold
and the latter with Sydney dates the March not
~ late by twenty day the avices previously re.ved
at ths NEw YORK HERALD Office. The prics of gold a,
New souss Wales was O. les at Port Philip, f3 lss
fxcharge ou inudon, par TO ons Per cent premium
seconds -four, f2l ton fne E23 On the 18th Juue
passed ship Jane Puryis of Bath Me- for England Ths
Angieses rounded Cape born on the Let OF April and
passed an immense iceberg April 2 saw OF less di
mensicns but estinats at three miles in
md three hundred feet In height.
The Queen held the second dra singoom Of the season
II st James palace. the l4th Inst when the follow
Ing presentations took place.
By the French Aubassairess-Mrs Henry johnson
wife of the Hon. III johnson formssly Of the uni.et
ibstes Senate; Mss Thom Of the above ady.
BY the Minister Of the United Sta'es-The don Heur,
ohIsop, isrmery member OF the senate Of the unite
tates.