The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-08-11


ampton, is put in with dates from London
to the goth, and from Liverpool TO the
18th ult,
A despatch from Constantinople states
that England, France and Germany have
agreed upol the basis OF the arrangement,
proposed 10 Russia, TO settle affairs be.
tween that power and Turkey.
The headquarters OF the Russian army
is established al Bucharest.
Eighty thousand troops are encamped
in the vicinity of Vienna, and large bod.
les of troops were still Qarching south.
Seventy'two guns of heavy calibre ar.
rived al Jassy on the 9th July.
Expectations Of corn had been prohib.
tied from Naples,
Adviccs from St. Petersburgh. under
the date OF July 9th, states that one prop.
osilion for compromise had reached tho
Russian Cabi ct, and alter the receipt Of
it. the Russian Capinet had shown more
desire to negotiate.
Telegraph desp tches from Constant.
nople. under date of July 9Th. state that a
ministerial crisis was feared in conse.
quence Of the Russian invasion ofthe Prin.
cipalities. A pacific solution of the diff.
ficulties with Russia was expected, but no
cessation of the preparations ior war had
taken place. and The COMMANDMENTS of
the Dardanelles ports had orders to per.
nit The passage Of the English and French
ships al any moment.
A formidable conspiracy against the
life OF the Sultan, by far aticsl pariy,
had been discovered, and fifteen Of the
leaders had been arrested and bow string.
ed. Their object was to depose the Sui.
tan in favor Of his brother. and declare
war agains. Russia.
| Negotiations were still progressing in
the hungarian Refugee affair at Smyrna.
The latest accounts say the Austrian
and American corvettes had determined
TO fight, and hid actually cleared their
decks for action, when the British and
French Consuls interlered, and succeed
ed 10 preventing hostiliies. TWAS after.
wards arranged that Costa should be Civ.
en- up 10 the French Consul. until the
French and American Ministers. at Con.
staniinople, should settle the affair. So
COSTA was accordingly landed in chains
and escorted by American marines TO the
! French Consulate office.
The news from China, by this arrival.
is intensely Interesting. The dates from
the Arc are tnihe l4n Of May.
The Rebels have translated the Bible
into their vernacular language. and pub
lshed ard clrcua ed copies of il in i'm
mense quantities among the people.
They have also raised the banner OF
Christianity. and have full possession Of
Nankn. fulN authorizing Protestant wor.
ship, wherever they have the control. -
This course of the Rebels had created
immense excitement. and the entire over.
throw OF the Tartar race seemed inevita-
BILE.
Nankin is represented in state Of ru.
in, and The whole district in state of an.
archy. The Rebels were preparing TO
march upon, pckin, as soon as they. would
receive some reinfurcements from the
South. GH
The commander Oft British steamer
Hermes had returned from an expedition
10 the seat OF rebellion. where he had
been for the purpose Of explaining the
neutral position maintained by foreign
powers in regard TO the rebellion. He
states the insurgents had adopted the
Protestant orm OF worship recognized
Jesus Christ as the Savior of mankind,
adopted the doctrine Of the Trinity, and
taken the Ten Commandments as their
, rule Of conduct
In the British House Of Lords, on the
18th uIt. Lord Clarendon stated that an
answer, in entire conformity with the note
published by the French Government,
had been returned to the last diplomatic
note of Count Nesselrode.