Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-29
Four Days Later from Europe.

New York, July 22-The American mail s,e,mo,
Arctic arrived at her wharf this afternoon at O'CLOCK
after passage of ten days and four hours from Ijv
erpoo bringing dates from that port to the l3b n.,
Among her passengers are Senior Herrera late Minis.
ter from Peru 10 Rome, Mrs. T. F. Meagher and
Thos. Meagher.
The steamer Manchester passed steamer, supposea
TO be the Niagara, in lat. So 40, long 35 7.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.-The Developments in regard
to the Turkish question give more threatening as.
pect 10 affairs. Count Nesselrode has issued new
circular, more impudent than the last claiming that
Russia occupies the PTincpaltes because the French
and English fleets are in Turkish waters and hints
out clearly that Russia will refuse all Cancellation un-
til the fleets withdrawn. Willingness to evac-
uate the Princpaltes is, however expressed when the
demands of Russia complied with.
An important despatch has been received from
Amsterdam, stating that Bason Bruch, the Austrian
Envoy at Constaniinople, instead of being charged
with conciliatory mission, has made an imperative
demand the Porte for all the concessions previously
refused 10 Leiningens mission. This would seem
10 indicate collision between Austria and Russia.
despatch from Vienna announces that troops are
about be concentrated at Peterwarden for the pro.
lection of the frontier.
1t is said that the Porte will publish reply 10 The
Emperor of Russia. setting forth all the injustice with
which Turkey has been treated by Russia.
This note has partially opened the eyes of the En-
ropean public who see the necessity of bringing the
matter TO close, Russa's object being merely gain
time to render her position impregnable. Although
the possibility of is scarcely admitted, publcOpln.
| ion begins to demaud something decisive The pub
lie are tired of being continually amused with des.
patches announcing pacific tendency of affairs. The
latest report is that France and England had last
week forwarded a note 20 ST. Petersburg proposing
mutual concessions in order to end the dispute, 10
which an answer was expected about July 18th. II
SMYRNA--Advices from Smyrna TO the goth uh
brings intelligence of difficulty which had occurred
there between the captain of the u S. rgate ST. Louis
and the Austrian authorities. The Austrains atemP
led to remove in brig 10 Trieste the Hungarian Coz
onel Costa, an emissary OF Kossuih, owing 10 whose
arrest riot had broken out. The captain IF The u
Louis claimed Costa an American, demanded that
he should be delivered up 10 the protection OF To-.
United States, and would have taken him by force
Costa could have sustained his claims 10 citizenship
! The conduct of the American commander exsda
great admiration. In consequence OF the disturbance
Austria had demanded and received salts faction from
Turkey, the Governor of Smyrna being removed lH
ST. Louis was still in the vicinity of Smyrna.
GREECE.--There is nothing further in regard 10 he
3 case of Mr.. King.
FRANCE.--The plot against Napoleon's life al Inc
Opera is more serious than at first supposed con-
conspiracy has been unrayeled, and the prisoners CON-
. mted for trial
. The French Minister of War has addressed the RE
sident OF the Chamber of Commerce, at Nantes IN NV
. following strain -" We not bent on war, oHt u
= the Emperor. to whom the honor OF the government
dearer than all should think that the nauohai non"
J, demands war, he certainly will not recoIl" :,
i The Paris Bourse was dull and most OF the luOu
had declined.