Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-08-31
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51f QteanaahiD Ashore -tEpecteG a"1sc .
Settleeat of the ZarhsSa L.Dscas. 1roTs i;
-GCece sa L1nortarat from India and Case0--
91fDscreckL0ss Of Steamer M0asI0ess-
1T IsgJ,,G0tton Decline Of bTeGGsteUs'
&C. DC, % Voax Aug %. The steamer Arabia, with
rernool dates of August 18th, and 122 passengers
arr;ved at an early hour this morning. naVlng n'oe
the trit,Dfn less than ten days Sne sa" ash1L u
Nantucket Shoals, steamer, supposed 10 DC I n
pea;so Of the Collins line which left Liverpool on
The 10Th. On the 14th, the Arabia passed OH MAI
denis Light steamer, supposed to DE tne EutopH
THE Franklin arrived at Cowes on the !Otn lns'a.
I9resIA AND TURKEY Nothing definite has trans-
- =; reoard to the Turkish question: but 1t was
The belief Of almost every one that the matter "ouu
he amicaby settled The London Post 0oluy "' 1
that the principalities will be evacuated Oy tne
vons during the first week of SEPTEMBER au tI'
it'd Acts would soon after leave the Turkish
waters NJ. Of ,oonoent from.
France The wheat crop had nearly peen haTsesIeu,
and It was reported would prove only two-thrdS OF
INDIA AND CHINA. The overland mail from India
is telegraphed. - ,+1,o
The Chinese Imperiaiists were preparing to retake
Annoy. The insurgent forces lay within four miles
of Nankin .. IL
A nrivate dispatch states that the insurgents had
beaten back the Imperial feet from before Nankln,
and had concluded not to attack Canton I'LL sep
tember F..
AUSTRALIA The steamer Monumental City was
totally wrecked on May 18th, IN her passage from
port Phillip to Sydney. Thirty-iVe persons per
ished.
LirsrpoOI august 49, Notwithstanding the favor
able Eastern accounts of the good condition OF trade
at Manchester Cotton continues dull. The daily de-
mand for export has been fair however, and the de-
cline for the week cannot be quoted at Lied Sales
of the week have been Al 400 bales including 6,O6O
bales to spectators, and {, 40 to exporters Inc
market on Friday, closed quiet with sales OF I,oOO
bales The quotations are: Fair Orleans I'd md
ding AID fair Mobile Upland 64d; mlddllng Mobile
Cd middling Upland 15-16d
Breadstuffs-The fine weather continues, and
Breadstuffs have declined in value. Considerable
sales of Wheat have been made at I'd and Sd. per
bushel decline. Flour not materially lower,
though some circulars quote decline of Cd per
Dbl Corn firm Western Canal Flour 26 a us. ;
Baltimore and Philadelphia 27s. a 27s Cd; Ohio 26
a 27s Cd sour "a 25s. White Wheat Is. I'd.
rs. 10: red and mixed rs. 3D.; white ana yeIo"
Corn 81 32s.
Provisions-Beef was steady. Pork quiet Ba-
con steady. Shoulders neglected Lard active and
closed firm at Sc 5Ss per cwt. Tallow dull at Is.
decline. Linseed cake in good request at former
rates.
The stock of bark was much reduced. Turpen- |
tine unchanged-small sales of spirits at 45s Sales
of 800 bbls. tar at 20 21s. Sales of 900 bbls
rosin at As. I'D. for common, and lis. for line.
Rice was steady at 24s. Cd 25s. for Carolina. |
Coffee was in fair demand at steady rates Tea quiet
and unchanged.
London, august -. Cotton was quiet-sales of
the week 1900 bales. Coffee quiet but stead "
Western lard SO SIS. Rice dull.
Money was largely in demand but the rate in in
terest was unchanged. The funds had considerably !
improved. Consols closed on the 18th at 9St 9Sf.
Rarre Market, august O. Sales of cotton for the
week $500 bales at stiff rates Stock no. 900 bales
Coffee firm but in limited demand Rice dull but not
lower.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
LoNDoS, August 49, Dispatches from St. Peters
burg to August 18th state that the Gear had definite
ly accepted the proposals of the four powers.
despatch from Trieste says the Porte accepts
without modification the proposals drawn up at
Vienna An extraordinary ambassador was leave
Constantinople for ST. Petersburg with the Sdltans
decision as the Russian troops were ordered
to leave the Principalities.
later despatch, dated Constantinope, July 31st
says that intense excitement prevailed there in
sequence of the refusal of the Hospodars of Molda
via and Wallacha to obey the summons of the Porte
to repair to Constantinople. The old Turkish party
was indignant that fears entertained for the
safety of the city. A revolution appeared imminent
GsEcoND DESPATCH.
Doubts Of the Tttrkish Settlement as a FEnality.
NEW York, August 23-9P NJ The following
further intelligence is CLEANED from the foreign pa
pers:
ENGLAND. The Great Britain steamship sailed from
Liverpool at o'clock on the 18th with $40 passen-
gers for Melbourne and Sidney. The Great Britain
had very little specie on freight but considerable
quantity of plate and jewelry. Large bets were
pending to whether or not she will make the pas
page in go days. Offers were freely taken that the
clipper Sovereign of the Seas will make quicker
passage On the'other hand, Gibbs, Bright & Co.,
the owners of the Great Britain undertake to return
proportion of the freight if the passage extends
over so days.
RUSSIA. Advices from Odessa to the 9th inst, state
that large quantities of coin are being shipped for
France and ItaIy
The cholera was still very violent at St Petersburg
Hezingford, &c.
THE RUSso-TURKISH QUESTION.
There is little or nothing new to add to the last
advices. 1t is said that Geographic dispatch has
been received at Paris from Vienna announcing the
acceptance by the Divan of the Austrian proposals.
and that they will be accepted by the Porte but the
statement that they have already been accepted is
premature
Vienna letters of the 9Th state that the Cars rea
dness to receive the ambassador of the Sultan is the
real gist of a message from st. Petersburg that has
made so much noise.
Direct negotiations with the Porte, in his own can
1tal at St Petersburg above all things is desired by
The Intervention of France and ENGLAND will he
thus practically got rid of and the Porte exhausted
by delay and less IN communication with his allies
would more readily submit to the Russian demands |
An explanation of the rapidly with which the
Cars reply was received is current in Prussia. M
de Mezendorff, the Russian Minister at Vienna thew
say was invited to attend the conference of the Rem
resentatives of the four Powers This he declined
10 DO but they to him their resolutions
before they had put them in journal shape He was
thus enabled as early as July 29th or perhaps 9th
10 send their substance to St Petersburg and there
ofOrnr f. Al. II