The daily republic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-06
BY TELEG GRAPH.
Arrival Of the Niagara--Three Days
Later from Europe Q


HALIFAX, August 4.--The royal mail steamer
pool, with dates to the 23d instant, and one hun
dred passengers.
The Niagara sailed for Boston about noon after
taking in her supply Of coal
The United States ships Vincennes, John Han
cock, Portland, and Porpoise were at Madeira on
the 7th of July. The ship Fenimore Cooper was
also there.
1t is reported that the Gar of Russia has ac
cepted the terms proposed by the French, and
all the markets are brisk
Nothing later has been received with regard to
the Hungarian refugee, Colonel Kossta.
1t is reported that Lord Palmerston will soon
take the Office Of Secretary of Foreign Affairs,
the Earl of Clarendon exchanging for the home
department.
The Earl of Portsmouth, death is announced.
.. FRANCE. 1913, N1
1t is reported that the condition of the Empress
Eugenie required postponement of the contem-
plated visit to the Pyrenees.
The Paris press consider the Eastern question
as being definitely settled.
The Porte has paid into the French treasury
the price demanded for the 10000 rifles furnished
him.
The number of persons arrested for being inn
plicated in the supposed conspiracy to assassnate
the Emperor at the opera is over 300
Switzerland intends making certain diplomatic
to France.
Austria will send Minister to France instead
of Charge.
The Russian Chancellor is said to have declared
to the French Ambassador that the Gar will well
come the arrangement held out for his acceptance.
The only delay in completing the negotiation
would be occasioned by the necessity of obtaining
the consent of Austria, which is said to be already
on the way to st. Petersburg.
TURKEY.
A rumor was circulated in Paris that the
American Minister at Constantinople had adj
dressed note to the Porte, announcing that the
United States would support Turkish integrity
and henceforth claim voice in the affairs of
Europe. ~
1t has been telegraphed from Constantinople,
under date of 18th of July, that conciliatory
note had been issued by Reschid Pasha, of ma
ture calculated to bring the pending negotiations
with Russia to an immediate conclusion.
The English and French fleets were still in Be-
sca bay.
semi official correspondent says that the con-
duct of the commander of the United States ship
st. Louis in the Kossta affair, at Smyrna, has ex
cited an INDISPENSABLE Indignation in the minds of
all the consuls and well-disposed population of
Smyrna. 1t is also said that the Austrian brig-of-
war Artenusa is continually lowering around the
American corvette. An American steamer was
expected to arrive at Smyrna soon it being pretty
evident that Captain Stringham represents the
feeling of the American ton.
AUSTRIA.
A domiciary visit has been made to the CORE
spondents of the London Times at Vienna. Sew
eral arrests followed.
The Austrian Cabinet had received a telegraph
despatch from Berlin, dated the Goth, stating that
the Gar had actually accepted the proposals Of
fered by France and England.
h,1
ment in the French and English funds
Seven cart loads Of Hungarian prisoners were
recently taken into Pesth. Their offence not
known.
The sentence of Guerrazzas has been committed
to perpetual Punishment.
Count Boncassa has been imprisoned at Nave,
for treason.
A despatch from Milan says that the Austrian
police were on the trial of projected insurrec-
ton in Central Italy.
The Bavarian government has announced an
intention of holding Worlds Fair at Munich
next year.
Austria continues. to block the Swiss frontier as
vigorous as ever.
BARBARY.
The Bey of Tuns has forbidden expectations of
breadstuffs from the Barbary States, in conse-
quence Of an apprehended deficiency in the crops.
MARKETS.
Liverpool, july 23.-The Batics's advices had
a favorable effect on the cotton market, and a
large business has been doing at firm prices. The
sales have been large in the home trade, and there
has been large speculative demand Prices have
improved, especially fair and mddlng qualities
advance Jig J. Sales to-day l 900 bales. Sales
for the week, $4,000 bales; sales to spectators,
1880; and to exporters, 1850 bales; stock at
Liverpool, $50, 1000 bales. The quotations are as
follows: Fair Orleans, ID; middling do, s. a
3-16; fair Mobiles, 81; middling, 81; fair
Uplands, 50; middling, 6 a 81.
liverpool, judy 23.-The markets for bread
stuffs were considerably excited during the week,
in consequence of heavy rains, and the opening
of the French ports for the free Importation Of
grain. Business in flour had been large, at an
advance of Cd. a Is. Wheat was in good demand
at Cd. a Sd. dearer.
In Indian corn there was but little doing, but
prices were Sd. higher.
Denistoun quotes all qualities of -four consid-
erably advanced, with large business doing, say
Cd. a Is. advance. This is owing partly to the
opening of the French ports to -four The quo
tations are: Western canal 27s. 3D.; Philadelphia
OBS. Cd; Baltimore 28s. Cd; Ohio 28s. Cd.
Wheat-Wheat has advanced 3D. Sd. White
wheat selling at S. 8s. I'd; mixed Is Cd. a
Is. lid.
Corn-The prices for corn are sitter, but do not
alter quotations. White and yellow 3ls. 32s.
liverpool, July ga small business has been
doing in beef and pork.
Bacon--Prices are firm, except for shoulders,
which are dull, with declining tendency.
Tennessee Election
NASHVILLE, Tenn, August 5.-We have only
few partial returns from different counties.
Johnson (Dem.) is believed to be elected Cover
nor.
.4rkansas Election.
CLEVELAND, ONO, August 5.-A despatch from
Helena, Arkansas, states that Greenwood and
Warren, Democrats, are undoubtedly elected to
Congress.