The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-21

rope may be mainaiDed by convention Of France Eng
land and Austria. through which demand. of Russia
may be satisfied In substance il not in form ~ g 8st&
ATHENS. July 2.-The American envoy insists. amena.
cnsly on the immediate revocation Of the against
Mt. King 81 .saa7t itR siFgs s.l.e'
.} ADDITIONAL EUROPA
HALIFAX. Jay 2o.-The steamer EUROPA brings the fol-
lowing additional items 4 Intelligence rFla8
Il nF 1's RUSSIA
There plenty Of rumots reg,r the aspect aud
probable solution OF the question: bur nothing that
can Oe Ieiiea on as authentic. t.I ss34 asl 'sfsf1.
ST. PeersbuIgh letters of June 29h say that exchange
aud stocks were unalered and the impression prevailed
that peace would be maintained.
The passage Of the Pu by the Russians the 81 of
Jsy and the occupation al Jsssy confirmed by late and
authentic advces General Ludefs il occupy Wsls-
CHA and General Dimburg Moldavia The Russian re
serve at Morrow was about to march TO Besasrabia.
Among the Russian troops the frontier Cnmuck
Tarar and other tribes OF the interior Of ASIA Indicating
that the Empe has been Tor long preparing for
this contest, aF. ze4s& as asg4su#eT
Aivices from Consantnople are to June 2aL twas ru-
mo,ed that Menscbkof will be sent by Russia CONSTANT
aope to reopen negotiations. The in Turkey
anxious for war. and warliko preparations are inces-
SAINT, under tho direction CT French and English officers
seiim Pacia has gone mission Schsmyl. the Cir
cassian chief 10 fecare his alliance. e7E
Commodore Suingham, OF the United Stated friRats
Cumberland. had interview with the Sultan, and as
sured him that the Sultan with the sympathy Of the
American people. &'
Il rumored that if France England did not re-
gard the occupation Of the prncpules by Russia
OF war; Turkey would forcibly oppos their occu-
patton, aud negotiations be resumed Provisions
Constantinope enormously dear. The paper cur
rency daily sinking, and trade sa2nant. The silk
crop almost failure. Opium abundant. ~ su
GREECE. aB4.s
Tnere prospect of oatle In regard the island OF
Gambia.
...U.s.# s1r.4a MARKETS.
LvERPoor. July 9.-The Arce's had no effect on
the cotton market Prices of fair and middIing grades
VIZ pht OF so Arm
The sales Of the week amounted S. 100 bales, or which
SPECTATORS took 500 bales and exporters l20Oe bales
The quotations were-fair Ofeans Gid. mddlng, SID;
fair Mobile, CD fair upland, cd. mddng upland and
Mobile, Cd.
Besdsu. opened active but pfices declined low ard.
the Sc, though la &c still, SPECS
uato operated largely Dennstoun quotes white as
Is I'd. 81. red and mixed, Gs 9s. = Is Id. Came
Hour, 27s Philadelphia, Bstimore, and Ohio 27s 3D.
Corn had advanced Is per qaar'er-white, Sis 3d. 32
yellow, Bis. 32s .H..sa F,sHatfrt.es
ProvisionsBeef was unchanged and the market poorly
Supplied New beef, 95s. l05s Pork wa, In large
export demsnd-wesern mess, 72s 81. 74s.; eastern,
3d. s5s Shoulders 3.s. sis. Bacon q ,iet, bat Arm
at A., 52s Lard Rrm at 52s 3D. 5ts receipts large.
American alow, SIS Carolina rice quiet Eos, Bengal
had advanced I'd. Ely ssashTc-
Sales Of $50 bbls r sin "A. Cd for common and lis
Tor Sales OF 7C0 bbs turpcnline los H. Spirits
dull al 49,. Sugar and teas quiet Coffee duh Tobacco
unchanged. The Manchester market unchanged.
Al London United States stocks dull slight de-
cline. United States 6s, 6s. 1914 Iosi. dividend
bales Cotton activesaes to-day 90 bales At firm
Carolina rice is wanted advance, the market
being bare.
Tn. Psl, Pourse closed on Fddsy. Three per cents,
76. 5ic.; four and half, I02i
B,sros July 2l-rhc sha ner America sailed today
full OF passengers She does not take much specie
IN PRISON.
Borrow july l9.-In the State prison Charestowp
hf. ylrgn al Jor,a ~l.I-
eow-convict uamed William Adams. and with q Case
knife evidently sharpened for the porposc severed his u
guar vein, causing instant death Not word passed be-
tween them, and no provocat!on given by the
deeI Wilson's sentence OF four yean' i'm prison
expired this morning. and be about being dis.
charged when he committed the murder.s. ..a#
.s DESTRUCTIVE rlnr
PIIIspuRo, July 20The extensive Touring warehouse
belonging and occupied by Mr. James @. Gully was
entirely consumed by fe ibis morning Itcontaned 3soo
bbs Of flour ami 1900 bushels OF salt besides other
valuable merchandise The building and Its will
be total los, There is Insurance In The Cuzen,.
North Amercan, and franklin offices. OF Sao,ooo The
toal less ls estimsted at $50. COO. .
rae pAraL ACCIDENT. 1851 al#H.4
PnL,pgLrnfa July ia small boat, when leaving the
ferry clip Camden ihs evening with three genaemen
and five ladies' bound pleasure excursion Coopefs
creek, into and ssamped by the seame William
Penn. Three ladies' named Mary Gavanni. OF PhladsL
pha, and Mary Mclaughlin and Margssct Price, Cam
den, we drowned. The Others were saved.
n,rxNrs. i... -#H.F
New YoRK July % The Europa's news has depressed
breadsulssaes OF 1900 bbs Of aour IS o6 So Is for
Sac, and So la IS 25 Tor southern buoy,nt
ns5 II 80 GA Wheat unseitled-ssles OF 200 bush
els Of white at 1870 cents. Corn bener--ssl~s OF $500
bushels at 10 for mixed and ~ ceo,sfor yellow
PALnMotr. July 20 There sale. OF 30 bbls Hsw-
ard street aour. fresh ground from old wheat at 50 2i
The gram market rather dull under The Eorops's
news About ~ 600 boshes Of wheat were offered and
mosy sold AT l05 1i3 cehts for red, and lib lis
for white The receipt. OF modesas--ssles
Of 4ooo bushels 81 % cenrOr white, snd ~ cents for
yellow. = ...N
THE Lamp nd Lantern, Iight fsv
lanes Ilssaiion, D. D. Jest psh'hca
price 90
HISTORY Island ard Newport rss ny Rev
wsrdr Peterson a. H%t xet. Ns
GRAY BALJANTyNes bookstore
10 " 50 Stb tueet, Odd Y~Iowss Han.
Eus bENT.-Two Offices 81 nd
~ the neiahhofhood Of War have
Dnshsd, and
and he
Inquire of and l7na fElasG
July l9--asd' H1 F. t-tt#s
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