The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-28
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ArrIrai offhs steam err Arctic.

New YoRK,J JAY -. p. m.-The steam
er Arctic, with dates from Liverpool to the
18Th inst, arrived al this port this evening.
Nesseirode. the Rassian Minister, bss is
sued a new circular, more imDndent than the
last, claiming that as Russia occupies the
Princlpalties. Il became the du.y Of the
Preach and English fleets TO occupy the
Turkish waters, and hiats rather clearly that
the Russians will refuse to accede to any
reconciliation uniil the French and Ea.
gllsh fleets are Withdrawn; bnt ex presses
Russia'svillinqDess 10 eyacHaie the proyin-
ces whsn her demands are fully granted.
This note has partially opened the eyes Of
the European .public. who now see ths me-
~cessity Of bringing matters to a settlement,
Russia's object being merely 10 gain time,
AMI render her position inpregnable, scarce.
Iy admitting ofths FEASIBILITY Of a war, and
public opinion neg begins to press for some.
thing decisive.
The public nave been continually amused
by dispatches Of a pacific tendency. the la
test implying that France and England had
forwarded to 81. Petersburg a moderate note,
proposing that concessions be made on both
sides to end the matter. An answer to this
note Is expected in a week from the 18th
inst, anduntil II u received all Ia mere guess
work.
The Paris Bourss keeps pretty frnia good
sign.
The plot against NapoleOn's life at the
opera was more serious thIn was at frstre
ported. At the trial Of those arrested, il
was found that aconspiracy to take the life
OF the Emperor did really exist.
The silk crop In France is viewed with
som, anxiety, but il is not yet beyond hope,
The other crops again promis, well.
The public are again warned, by adver-
tisementr agaias st spurious Spanish bonds.
The following report, il tru :, is highly i'm
p~prtant: 1t is stated that the Austrian En-
voy Of Constantinople has made an impera'
tive demand on Turkey for all concessions
previously rehpsaa TO the previous mission.
A dispatch in the London Times, under
date of the 18Th, saws TIE French Minister o.
War has addressed the. President Of thu
Climber Of Commerce at Nantz in the fol
lowing sti ain:
"We are not bsnto On making war, bnt i
r the Emperor, 10 whom the honor OF his Gov
eminent is dearer than all, should think tn
national honor exacts war, he will certainly
not recoil from the necessity"
The Paris Bourse wasrdn,i Tue%day, The
18th, and most ofthe funds declined.
Alvices from Vienna, under date Of tn,
18th, say that troops were about being con
centrated. near Peter warden. for the pro
/ lection ofthe frontier.
1t is stated that the Porte is about pub
fishing a proclaim ltiqn, setting forth ali Ia
injustice received from Russia for the las
hundred years.
Tie Divan Of M>lllvia met at Jassey Of
D.. the 9th ult., and its FIRST act was the pas
sage of an address Of dav1,ion 70 the Czar
An army of 10000 Russians occupy tn
: Principllilies, and the contracts for ration
j have been conclu led for nine months.
I Alyices from Smyrna, of the goth Mt
say that the Captain Of an American frigat
has laid his vessel cl1se to an Austria
y friga,e, on board OF which the Hungarian
Col. Costa is imprisoned, aud the Amer
can Captain declares he will oppose the re
naval OF the Colonelto Trieste. The Unit
ed States Minister ci1ins Costa on III
> gronnl of his being an American citizen.
The riot at Smyrna, reported by the las
, steamer, was caused by the arrest Of Co
I Costa, Kdssuth's emissary, upon which o'
casion the Captain OF, the u. $. frigate 5
: Louis, behaved gullaptly, .sanl demande
d that the prisoner should be delivered up
the protection OF The United States, he b'
ing an American citizen.