Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-07-28
LATE FROM EUROPE.

The American mail steamer Arctic arriv-
ed at her wharf on the afternoon of Friday
last, bringing Liverpool dates to the 18th
| inst.
Russia and Turkey.-The Developments
in regard to the Turkish question give
more threatening aspect to affairs. Count
lNesselrode has issued new circular. more
| impuden. than The last, claiming that Russia
occupies the P1incipalilies because the
French and English fleets are in Turkish
waters, and hints out clearly that Russia
will refuse all Cancellation until the fleets
are withdrawn. A willingness 10 evacua.e
the Principalilies is, however, expressed
when the demands Of Russia are complied
with.
/ An impor,an, despatch has been received
1 from Amsterdam, stating that Baron Bruck,
4 the Austrian Envoy al Cons,an.lnople, in
!, stead of being charged with concllalory
q mission, has made an imperative demand on
The Porte for all the concessions previously
refused to Leiningen's mission. This would
seem to indicate collision between Austria
and Russia.
Il A despatch from Vienna announces thai
p troops are about to be concentrated at Pc
terwsrden for the protection of the frontier
!, II is said tina. The Porte will publish re-
!, DIV to the Emperor Of Russia, setting forth
2 ell The injustice with which Turkey has
! been treated by Russia.
= This note has partially opened the eyes
a of the European public, who see the neces
l, si.y of bringing the matter to close, Rus
., sia's object being merely to gain time Il
: render her position impregnabe. Although
ii the possibility Of war is scarcely admitted
he public opinion begins to demand something
y decisive. The public are tired Of being con
:, ,inually amused with dispatches announc
!, ing pacific tendency of affairs. The lates
report is that France and England had las
- week forwarded a note TO ST. Petersburg
ori proposing mutual concessions in order /
ty end the dispute, to which an answer wa
expected abou, July 18Th.
ri .Smwna.-Advices from Smyrna to tn
>. och ult., brings intelligence of Difficult!
:, which had occurred there between the Car
J, tain of the u S. Frigalo ST. Louis and tn
:. Austrian authorities. The Aus'rians
" tempted TO remove in brig to Trieste tn
- Hungarian Col. Costa, an emissary of ko
sulh, owing to whose arrest riot had orr
ken out, The Captain Of the 81. Lou
lclaimed Costa as an American, demsnde
tina, he should be delivered up to the Prt
:. lection of the U. States, and would have tai
III en- him by force if Costa could have su
nzin.d- bis claim TO cliizenship. The COZ
duct OF the American COMMANDER eXcl'e
u great admiration. In consequence Of II
disturbance Austria had demanded and r.
a. ceived satisfaction from Turkey, the Go
~ ernor of Symrna being removed. The
IN Louis was still in the vicinity of Smyrna
:. Francc.-The plot against Napoleon
IS y life at the Opera is more serious than at fir
10 supposed. A conspiracy has unravelle
and the prisoners committed for trial.
is The French Minister Of War has addfe
ii, sed the President of the Chamber Of Con
r. merce a, Nantes in the following strain :
1--WE are not bent on war; out if the En-
= peror, to whom the honor of the Cover
:, ment is dearer than all. should think tn
the national honor demands war, be certal
is ly will not recol."
~ The Paris Bourse was dull, aud most
the funds had declined.