The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-01
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
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Aspect of the Russo Turkish
Question.
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The Preparations in Turkey for War.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM CHINA
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The Progress Of the Revelation.
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Austrian Mediation in the Turkish Affair.
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1HE RUSSIAN FORCE on THE DANUBE.
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Attitude Of Napoleon on the Russian Question.
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The Departure Of Com. Vanderbilt
for st. Petersburg.
STATE OF THE MARKETS.
&c., &c., &c.
The Preparations in Turkey for War.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM CHINA.
The Departure of Com. Vanderbilt
for St. Petersburg.
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
&C., &C., &c.

STATE OF THE MARKETS,
&c., &C., &c.
| The Cunard mail steamship Africa, Can't. Har.
rison, arrived at her wharf at halfpast six o'clock
yesterday morning. She left Liverpool at five O'Clock
P. M, on Saturday the 18th ult., and arrived or
Sandy Hook at four o'clock on Wednesday afternoon
where she was detained by the fog Gill yesterdAv
morning.
The Franklin arrived off Cowes at ten o'clock ON
the night Of Wednesday, the 18th June and having
landed the English mails and passengers, proceeded
to Havre.
The Cunard steamship Europa arrived at Liver
pool on the 18th June at Is M
The Turkish question occupied public attention.
TO the exclusion of any other subject, but it ia inn
possible to arrive at any true estimate of its nearnrs
The Russians were determined to occupy the Danu-
bian provinces which France appears determined to
prevent, while England has evidently strong dis
like to the whole business. The Turks have tapped
their treasure chest, and are arming at all points
The latest accounts report that the mediation of
Austria had been accepted by Russia as last But
rumors that the despatch announcing the acceu.
tance Of the Austrian profered mediation was false.
were circulating on the Paris Bourse. In the midst
OF these conflicting appearances, the money market
was comparatively calm.
The London Times has received by telegraph q
despatch from Constantinople, dated 9Th June, an
nouncing the arrival Of the note conveying the us-
nQttan from st. Petersburg, insisting on the unco~-
dismal acceptance Of the demand made by Memschi-
koG and refused By the Porte. There ,cas every pro-
probability that tile Porte ciH persist in refusing ia
yield to this demand.
The British fleet would reach Besika Bay about
the 18th or 18th.
The Porte's promised concession in favor OF the
Christians is to appear in the form of an order to
the Patriarchs Of the two Churches.
The news from China is eleven days later, and is
of the highest importance. The following tele.
graphic despatch had been received in London
from Trieste
The India and China mans have arrived with advices
from Canton to the Goth Of April and from Hong Kong
10 later date. The capture OF the city OF Nankin bS
the insurgents is fully confirmed.
The Hong Kong Gazette of April % confirms this nfor-
nation, and that che cspture effected ON the
2ist OF March II adds however the importaa. inteli
to evacuas the city and that on the 9th of April thsy
defeated in engagement with the Imperial troop
about thirty miles south of the city of Fsnkin
The general newspaper agent in Liverpool has
sent the following, which rather conflicts with soma
of the statements in the above despatch:-
THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON.
LONDON, Saturday June IS. 1858.
By the india mail learn that the Chinese asuroasts
hare taken Ndnkin, and that Hang Chou and ShangAas
acre totally deserted.
withdrawn from the London market, but this inteh-
gence is of speculative character.
This intelligence is just clear enongh to increase
the public anxiety.
Marshall Radetsky is confidently said to be en-
a.
and Switzerland.
There had been symptoms of another outbreak at
Milan.
Movements Of Commodore Vanderbilt.
Commodore vapderbiIt's yacht "North Starr sailed
from Southampton the evening the 14th June direct
for st. Petersburg. At eleven O'Clock the morning Of
tn 14th the North Star steamed down the river passing
out through the Needles to make the circuit the Isle Of
Wight About p NJ she reached spithead and steamed
twice through the feet thus afording his company an
opportunity Of viewing the monster three decker Duke
Of wellington and the other ships of the squadron at an
chor of Plymouth.
The London Ne,c Of the 18th ult. has q very full re-
port Of the departure the steamer and the excurso
round the Isle Of Wight which we copy here in addtisa
TO correspondents notice -
"A the banquet given by the inhabitants of South
smpton. Monday last to Commodore Vanderbilt and
his family, from the United States, the Commodore, in
return for the homer done him, invited the bage
steam yacht the North STAR the following d.r a..
cordDg on Tuesday the Mayor arrayed in his chain OF
Office the Msyoress, aud about two hundred and afty
adiss and gentlemen, consisting of many OF the membsrs
of the corporation, and the chief merchants and trade
men Of the town, with their wives, received ON
the Southampton docks. At eleven O'Clock precisely
she started, ard in few minutes she sesming down
southampton Water. At first II thought that tho
commodore merely going to spithead but whom or
s % s1 saa n to Sa
ward and that trip round the Isle Of Wight had bee.
resolved The weather hne and the Solent and
the Channel were calm. The magnitude Of the yacht
and the comparative smoohness Of the prevented
much motion being felt during the whole Of the voyage
Az four O'Clock In the afternoon an elegant dijeer
company, unchecked BY sea sickness, did ample
ja,ce Soon afterwards the yacht spprosssea
aeet there which she saluted with thirteen guns On
approaching as close as possible the eviathan steam
board the Yacht gave three hearty cheers rs1ni SALUTE
was fired and the band played God Save the Queen
The choarng returned BY the Of the Duke Of
weling who manned the rigging for tbs purpose. II
thought that the salute Of thirteen guns from the
North Star would be answered from the Duke of Yelling
her ensign was dipped in return While procssdns ~p
Southampton Water all the company followed the Mayor
ond Mayoross into the when the forer addressed
the assemblage. His Worship acknowledged behalf
Of the people Of Southampton the great compliment that
CommsdSre Vanderbilt had conferred BY visiting their
family In throwing open to the public his yacht Oh.
ject worthy Of much curiosity and after dwelling nm
the advantages whicbAn interchange Of civites smouG
individuals belonging TO two of the greatest nations OF tho
world must produce, proposed three cheers for Commo
doIs Vanderbilt and his family. This compliment
duly Acknowledged by the family Of the Commodore, and
| fts guests wore landed from the yacht ct seven
O'Clock IL the evening The North Star alost immedi.
ately after wards bsde final adieu 70 Southampton AM
started for tho German Ocean. 1t understood that
win proceed up the Baltic and the Neva and from tho oss
Commodore Vanderbilt win whit the shores Of the Aed
terranesn Over ten thousand persons visited thr Horh
| Star during her stay in Southampton.
i Thc Positions sf the Great povwers e.r U~rsns
-The East and Ita DcstU.Y.
/ lFrsw the London Times, jun ISL
10 ~ important that the nature o. the csmu uukos
tone which have passed between De mnistsss q -
%est poweg with reseronos tc the question Of the H:g