Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-26
Arrival or the Steamer Arctic.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
THE EASTERN QUESTION MORE THREA7

THE EASTERN QUESTION MORE THREAT
ENLNG.
NEW YORK, July 23.-The American mail steamer Arc.
nc arrived at her wharf this afternoon at o'clock after
passage OF ten days and four hours from Liverpool bring
ing dates from that port TO the 18th inst Among her
passengers are Senior Herrera late Minister from Peru
Rome Mrs. l. +: heagher and Thos. Meagher.
The steamer Manchester passed steamer supposed to
be me Niagara, in lat. SO 40, long. IS I,
RUSSIA AND TURREG.-The developments in regard
to the Turkish question give threatening aspect
10 afairs Count NeSserode has issued new circular
more impudrnt than the last claiming that Russia
pies the Municipalities because the French and English
are in Turkish waters aud hints clearly that Russia will
rese all concili ons until the fleets are withdrawn
"ilngners To evacute the Prncpales H. however ex-
pressed when the demands of Russia are complied with
An important despatch has been received from Amster-
lan stating that Baron Bruck. the Austrian Envoy ut
Constantnope, instead Of being charged with concilia
tory mission has made an imperative demand on the
Forte Tor all the concessions previously refused to Lenin.
gems mission. This would to Indicate collision be-
Austria and Russia
despatch from Vienna that troops are about
10 be concentrated at Peter for the of
the frontier.
IL is said the Porte will publish n rcplv TO the Fmpcror
oil Russia, setting forth all the injustice with which Turkey
has been treated 10y Russia.
This note has partially opened the eyes of the European
public who see the necessity Of bringing the matter TO
close Russas object being merely gain time TO render
her position impregnaole. Although the possibility of
war scarcely admitted public opinion begins to demand
something decisive The public tired of being con
tinuay amused with dispatches announcing pacnc
dency OF affairs The latest report is France and En-
gland had last week forwarded note To ST. PETERSBURG
proposing mutual concessions in order end the dispute
to which an answer vas expected about July 18th.
MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, July LATHE cotton market remains I'm.
changed, with average sales. The inquiry is fair which
freely met 10y holders without any pressing of sales The
better grades i'll demand lower qualities being
nominal and difficult Of sale Sales since the ropa OF
10000 bales. Imports 5000 The quotations are fair
Orleans rs; mddlng is; fair Upland SIS; fair Mo-
bile 9 Sid midding Upland and Mobile Cd.
Breadsuts-The improved prospect of tho French har-
vest aid quieter tone in the London and inland
has depressed Liverpool transactions The market quiet
with further decline of Cd Is per barrel -four and
Id I'd per 40 lbs. in wheat Indian corn unchanged:
yellow rather dearer.
Provsons-Mclienry quotes bacon active at pre- vious
rates Soulders quiet, Beet and pork unchanceJ-
Cheese saeable. Lard steady the recent advance
Talow easier.
Rice quiet. Nothing doing in bark
At Manchester the home trade steady and firm
Export trade dull Stocks accommodating and lower
rates would be accepted TO orders.
London Mdrkcts-Sugar firm but in limited demlnd-
Coffee dull and lower. Ceylon unchanged fue an d good
qualities wanted at full rates Tea quiet but
Cotton steady. Taow firm and tending upwards To
baeco s in improved demand very full. prices Rice
quiet but steady.
No"W Markei-The English funds are not much alter.
ed, but langud. Consols closed at 81 rs qs for
money aud account.
Giago0 MARKET, July l2.-There has been large busi-
ness in iron to-day at 5is a %, Cd.
Hare Market July 1.-THE Arctic's advices have
been tcegraphcd and the wock opens with good demand
for Cotton Sales to-day Of $500 bales at fair
Coffee firm.