New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-12
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EU ROP E..
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
p.t,,, Liverpool and 4. ondou, July 80

The Cunsrd steamer Africa from Liverpool Sn July
So srrived at his port on Thursday morning Win
three dsys later Intelligence, having been day longer
than the Baltic in aAing the voyage.
The screw steamer Lady Eglint'un. Pa'On con-
snder. arrived of tn Rock, mouth o; the Nersey a.
3 o'clock on Thursday morning 18th, having made tue
trip in II days, hour. IN an time.
Tie fates seem deteru ped that he United States
shall pick quarrel with Austria. \ dispatch from
Smyrna, July 18TH states that she day preceding Hun
earian refugee, whose IL not reported, arrived
there from Beyrout where he said to have been the
cause OF disturbances not unlike the recent Smyrna riots
This man having gone on board steamer belonging 70
the Austrian Lloyds, arrested BY the captain ia
tie name Of the Consul of Austria, and was informed
that he would be carried to Trieste. The Hungarian
protested agaius; this measure and taking advantage Of
momentary careessness Of his capors, jumped iato
the sea whence he was rescued by boat aud conveyed
TO the Consul Of the United States who at took him
under Lis protection and compelled the Austrian captain
to give up the wife and children Of the fugitive.
Respecting the Turkish question, have really moth
ing beyond strobg hopes OF peace The formal protest
Of the Porte against the occupation of the Pfnepa
ties had been published is state paper OF but mod
crate ability snd rather tame in toneit given below
II wsg reported tina, the Sultan had signed the agree
mept prepared By the Powers, and would send an sm
bassador TO st Petersburg Austria is active in her
beavers - bring matters settlement some danger
Gus simpsons monifcstinE themselves within her Owe
territory Intel gent eers tate distinctly that the
state Of things in Upper Italy and LOmbariy rests on
very insecurS basis that in South Germany Baden more
particularly, the possibility q ciyi war from religious
ossensions is far from unlikely at Frankfort the local
government well as the Bund, has ts attention called
mperatyey 70 the activity displayed by choral unons'
cymnastic oations and other excuses for organza
ton which is noticed to bear strong similarity TO that
which preceded the outbreaks OF lsAS.
At Liverpool the Co'un market was firm AMI mn
changed The Grain trade also ruled firm.
The following person. came passengers In the Africa:
Nes Barnard Smith John Gibsot. McMuuiy. Le-om'er :
Go oman h Ufndsn d AZ Iho-. VI hams, Y. Wsulln
Mrs Never Joseph Dir trsHkenhener ad dy Mr.
smith DUNCAN Nsak, Mrs. Gryne and servant M
Uspe. MIS- Fdwads Miss Preside Thus Ca ,ndr sod lady
N mfoH. fbos ard, G0on shaw l
uashy Sell Smith Wn Parse. A. VI Glnf Lynee VI b. VIII
han Oak bearer Of fipstche Beckett terrymen a. Tea a.
Dun Martin, Gus.eL keeter John lsr heckot CONT H.
NJ nard Vm Thomson Gaca lily Jas PstTy iIosAer on IL
en- Buran Dillon Robertson, - ShaF r kooinsoo hear, L
Fher Lyor. Facobs qdy and child, Mr. Iesnsenf NJ
D.u.,p ana ads, DR.. Anan, ". b Maddox A Jetcy MIS-.
Jsarss Mr HOLMAN Fankn, A N L. Vino L. schoo.er Mr.
h.. Ul .arv