The daily republic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-11
BY TELEGR APH.
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| New York, July l0.--The steamer Atlantic
has arrived, with one hundred and forty passen-
gers. Her news is unimportant.
GREAT BRITAIN.
| In Parliament the income-tax bill had become
a law Long debates had taken place on the In
dian government. Very little was said about
Turkish affairs, the general belief being that
peace would prevail; but insurance on the Dan
ube was advancing
| The strike ut Stockport and Blackburn CONT
nues partially, but the Manchester employers and
workmen have not come to open rupture.
| Mr., Van Buren, was ut Birmingham; Mrs.
Stowe was in Wales.
| The crops in Ireland are luxuriant The wea-
Their in Great Britain had been generally favora-
bic.
IHtE FRANCE. tM
| The proposed action of France on the Turkish
question was not known officially. 1t was re-
ported that the Emperor had prepared formal
note to Russia, demanding to know whether he
meant peace war, France being ready for
either. The report adds that Napoleon consented
| to withhold the note on the earnest entreaty of
M. Kiszleff, the Russian minister.
M. Lemone had been charged with private
mission to La Plata. The Bank af France has
made half-year dividend of 10 francs
The frigate Constitution passed Gibraltar on
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pointed Minister of Foreign Affairs. It was re-
ported that the Spanish ports will be opened fol
free import of wheat. aaf
| lsfl SWITZERLAND. agla
| Prospects of a settlement of Swiss matters are
brighter. The blockade on the Piedmontese from
tier is soon expected to be raised.
The reported attempt Of an outbreak in(\ LON.
hardy is unfounded.
Count Burger had been appointed to supersede
Strasoldo, which exites hopes of milder dealings
towards Italy. -
No hostilities have yet taken place, and the be-
lief gains ground that there will be none. Russia
continues to collect troops along the frontier. The
Turks do not cease their warlike preparations
Baron Bruck, Austrian envoy, arrived at Con
stantinople on the l4th, understood to be charged
with conciliatory proposals, though it was no
known what. In short, Turkish affairs since las
advices remain in statat quo, but with improved
feelings for peace
! From Erzeroum, June 3, comes news of ex
traordinary earthquake, by which IL, 900 persons
were killed during the night, and the plague haG
arisen from their nburied corpses foundations
and cholera prevailed at Teheran and locusts al
Ispahan. The Orient telegraph announces that
the mails from Calcutta had arrived with dates to
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thing definite about the Rangoon. Nothing later
respecting the Chinese instruction.
| Latest.
LONDON, Wednesday, June 29.--In Paris, on
Friday, the funds opened with a rise, but in con-
sequence of the rumors of Russian invasion Of
the Danubian provinces, received sudden check
and closed at decline.
| VIENNA, June 24.-Russia insists no longer on
a special treaty with Turkey, but her demands
are now confined to guarantee in the form of a
note.
| ATHENS, June 18.-Kng Ohio was arming a
squadron for the protection of Greek subjects in
case of an Oriental war.
SMYRNA, June l5.-Thc city of Shiraz, in Per
sia, was totally destroyed by an earthquake on
the night of the LIST of May. The steamer City o.
Manchester arrived at Liverpool on Monday
evening.
Paris, Monday, June GA private letter
from Jassa, Moldava, of the 18th, says an extra.
ordinary courier from st. Petersburg passed
through the day previously, on his way to Con-
stantinople, with another ultimatum with no.
tice that if not accepted in eight days the Rus
sian army would Immediately cross the frontier
and commence hostties. A division of the Rus
sian army, 10000 strong, is already within two
leagues of Jassy.
1-s" Fatal accident and Fire
| MONTREAL, July S.-Last evening MIR. hughes
formerly Indian interpreter, and in the employ Of
the Hudson Bay Company for forty years, was
instantly killed on the Montreal and New York
Railroad. His horse dashed on the track, and
4 both it and the carriage were torn to pieces.
The tobacco and snuff mandatory of A. Levy
at Grifinstown, was destroyed by fire this morn
ing. ,.as ,ar9A MA
Il Destructive Fire at Cleveland
j CLEVELAND, July ga FIRE last night destroy
ed Dewitt's & Co.'S agricultural implement fac
tory, Lambs saleratus mandatory, Burnett
machine shop, and several other buildings, toge
| Their with most of their contents. Loss not We
ascertained. 1t is believed to have been the worl
of an incendiary, and man has been arrested Oh