The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-08-03

Later accounts IRON Europe sfford
no ISOLATION az the turkish question.
indrrd. IL appears 10 become more
complicated. We see No reason, how
ever. la,deSpair al the preservsiion Of
peace. That an smieabIe settlement
o. the difficulty ID still anticipated IN
Europe we think is clearly indicated
BY the buoyani condition Of the money
and stock markets, which. notwith-
standing the multiplicity Of warlike
rumors recently set aaeat, have yet
suffered but slight depression.
We sabjoin . telegraphie rrporf af
the latest intelligence, brought Ia New
York BY the American mail steamer
arofie. which sailed IRON Liverpool on
the Isih Of July:
The Arctic's news Is full &c interest.
Count Ncssrlrode has issued a new
circular. Ia which he uses stronger iaL-
guage than in the last, claiming tina;
Russia has occupied the Danubian prin-
cipalities because the French and Eng
llsh fleets occupy the Turkish waters |;
and he hints. though not clearly. that
Russia will refuse Ia consider any pro.
position looking TO reconciliation IN,
Ill the English and French fleets are
withdrawn. lie expresses, however,
the willingness Of Russia to esscuatr
the Principalitirs whenever her de-
mands. shall have been FULLY granted.
This note, it is said, has had the Ell
feet to open the eyes Of the European
public TO the necessity Of bringing the
matter TO speedy settlement, the
more especially as il has given color
to suspicious, heretofore promulgated
through the public journals. that the
present object Of Russia is merely "a
gain time to strengthen her position.
The public, therefore, seem inclined Ia
urge some decisis action, willis il is
constantly amused by dispatches Of q
pacific tendency. The latest of these
implies that France and England have
forwarded to st. Petersburgh a mode.
rate note. proposing to settle the diff
ficulty BY some concessions ON both
sides, an answer to which was expect.
ed in about a week from the llth OF
July. In the mean time, the Funds,
both French and English, keep pretty
firm.
II is said that the Government ol
Turkey will publish a reply TO the
Emperor of Russia, in which will be
set forth all the injustice which the
Porte has suffered at the hands Of Rus
STA.
The London Times of the 18th gives
il as a rumor that the French Minister
Of War has addressed the President .ol
the Chamber Of Commerce at Nantes
in the following strain:
I'VE are not bent on war; but ii the
Emperor, TO whom the honor Of the
Government is dearer than all else
should think that national honor exacts
war, he will certainly not recoil."
Another rumor Of importance, if i
proves true, is, that instead OF NJ,
Bruck, the Austrian Envoy. having
gone to Constantinople ON concilia'
tory mission, he has there made an i'm
perative demand ON Turkey for all the
/, concessions which were previously re.
fused to the mission Of Court LeineD'
gen.
The reported plot to assassiDate the
Emperor Napoleon at the opera is now
said to be serious affair, which is be-
ing unrayelled upon the trial Of some
Of the conspirators who tell into the
hands Of the police.
4 Advices from Smyrna to the 29tl
June mention disturbance there, re-
sulting frem the arrest Of Nj. Costa
an emissary Of Kossuth, and in con
\ nexion with the Captain Of the United
States frigate ST. Louis had behaved
very CALAMITY, in demanding that tn.
tr;soner should be placed under thu
protection Of the United States. !
seems, however, that Costa had M
claim to the protection OF this Govern
ment. In consequence OF the riot
Austria had demanded and receivet
from Turkey satisfaction for the in
suit, and the Governor Of Smyrna hal
been dismissed.