The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14
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HALEPAsT sEpEN O'CLOCK, a. M.
ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
The Eastern Question Still in Doubt.
Continued High Price Of Breadstaifs,
&e., &C., 10.

The o. g. Il steamship Franklin, Capt. wotton, from
Havre snd Cowes arrived this morning at six O'Clock
She made the passage in twelve days and eight hours
The r. brought over six hundred tons Of French and
Swiss goods and one hundred and sixty passengers.
Among the passengers Is John Il Powell, with his
painting OF the discovery Of the Mssk pp for the can't
toll Geo. w. Kendall of the New Orleans Picav.ue and
Mr.. r. E. LAuntz and Mr.. Greenough sculptors.
The Arctic arrived out five minutes before four O'Clock
On the afternoon Of the 30th ult
The breadstufs market has been Is excited a. ever
but ON Tuesday the aoth ult the high prices had be
gun to check business Western canal feur was called
At 2es Cd. Philadelphia, sos. 3d.. Baltimore als Cd
Indian cornimproved Cd. yellow held at s2s 32s. 3D.
The Liverpool cotton market had been quiet ali the
three days. prices favored buyer but were not ouoed
lower Three days sales, 16 900; export 500: specu,
ton 500 Import same time, 10000. Manchea,er
Trade and prices eighty declined
The Eastern question had started into fresh ,;fa
the mess regarding the fnal .sua IT,
Paris Moneur Of the 9th announced ocsllv that +h
Porte had accepted the propositions Of the yien..
ference with some unimportant notifications IN +ho
wording The moreyed world was by no means "a. =.
fured by this announcement and on the Goth sort n.
semi.panic produced by article in the ou,,o, d
Dsbas protesting to give the substance the unim
tant aNsraticps" which had been made BY the so,t.
IN
would lave to be entirely remodeed and it must be
sidered very doubtful tie Emperor would accent tho
alterations. Thus the negotiations would have Do ,,,
ence almost de sovo and the Porte thereby
into the hands Of Russia because pretext for dsIa
the evacuation Of Danubian Principalties would ba a.
forded 1t depends therefore, entirely upon the
Czar to reopen the question not lust a. he eboos
ange-
nsnt Of the four great powers it suited his policy to
sv,
Against this view Of the and evidence of more
Pacific appearance Of affairs find in the Morning
Chronicle of the alst ul, teegraphc despatch from
Vienna stating that courier had reached that city from
Cor stantinople confirming the statement that the
bal alterations to the note of the four powers really
and that the Porte had addressed circular
to the ambassador Of the powers stating thai its digoy
REQUIRED sueh notifications and that the sultan would
send sn ambassador to St. Petersburg, simutsnee uy
with the excavations of the principaites.
The LONDON Times Of the day, publishes tele.
graphic dss patch dated Bucharest August H. to the
effect that the Austrian Consul General having received
that the Oriental question settled the
Russians ould evacuate tho prncpaties in September
and in Paris it STATED that the fleets Of England
would thereupon return to Malta ard r,ulon.
Serious riots broke ont the Goth ult at Liege in
Belaium. A large body Of workmen aud women that
day mbed The quai de Ia Batte where species
Of corn aIket is held Their mepacing attitude
cd onsiderabe alarm, and the authorizes called out
the eendarms who received with loud kisses. In
few minutes the populous streets in the vicinity sent
tn their thousands Of operatives who in spite Of
mon and all the attempts Of the armed force
would rot dsperse mandatory Of arms the quai
dAvory was broken open and quantity of firearms
moved. Great excitement prevailed but tranquility
was at length restored.
The foregoing embraces the leading features of the
BY ri~nhHu The details will be publ he'd in
our evening edition