The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-08-10
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NEw YoRK. August 4.
The Washington arrived to-day Niih l4l
passengers and London dates 10 July 20lh.
Confidence in the maintenance of peace
is increasing IN Paris and London.
The reply Of Russia to the joint repre-
sentalions OF France and England is exPec-
ted at London on the 92d.
The Baltic arrived at liverpool on Tues
day; the Niagara arrived on the l7th.
j dispatch from ConstartnCPle states
that Eng!aed, France and Germany have
agreed upon the basis OF an arrangement
which is 10 be proposed to Turkey aud Rus
sis.
The headquarters of the Russian army
is established at Buchassf 5000 troops
wers encamped IN the environs of Vienna on
the the I3,h. Large bodies of troops are
still marching South. 72 guns Of heavy
calibrc arrived at JaSsY on the Gth Of July.
Expectation Of corn has been prohibited at
Naples.
The Petersburg dates to the OH of July,
state that one proposition for compromise
had reached the Russian Cabinet, which in
dicaled desire 10 negotiate.
Tcls5raphic accounts from Constantine
Pile to Iqly 9th, state that ministerial cri-
sis was feared in consequence of the Rus.
sian invasion OF the Prnclpalities. A Pacif-
ic solution was, however, expected, but no
cessation Of arm ments.
The Commandants of Tie Ports in the
Dardanelles had orders to permit tie pas
sage of French and British ships ut any
moment.
4 formidable conspiracy against the life
of the Sultan BY lmaums, i0ntaotica par
ty, had been di<covere /, and fifteen Of the
leaders put to the bowstring. Their object
was 10 depose the Sultan in favor OF his
brother, and declare war against Russia.
Negotiation is still progressing in the
Hungarian refugee affair at SMYRNA.
The latest account states that the Aus
trian and American cor"elts had delermi-
mad to fight, and had actually cleared tEeir
decks for ACTION, when the British an French
Consuls intertered aad prevented hostilities.
1t was afterwards arranged that Kosta
should be given to the French Consul, un-
Ill the French and Austrian Ministers at
Constan:incpIe should settle the affair
;.osta afterwards was loaded in chains, and
escorted ty Austrian marines to the French
CQnsuate's office.
The China rebels have translated the BIZ
bic, and extensively circulated ii, which has
created an immense excitement which seems
likely to tend to the total destruction OF the
Tartar Eace. Nankin is represented to be in
a state Of ruin, aud the whole district in u
state of monarchy. The rebels are preparing
to march upon Pekin as soon as they receive
an expected reinforcement from the Sonth.
On the 14lh OF May, the insurgents rails
ed the Banner of Christianity, They have
possession of Nankin and Protestant worship
is recognized.
The Commander Of the British steamer
Hermes, has returned from an expedition to
the seat of rebellion, where he had ex
planned the neutral position of Foreign pow
ers, and states the insurgents adopted Il
Protestant lg:m of worship, recognizing
Jesus Christ AS the Savior, and the Trinity,
and Ten Commandments.
In the House of Lords on the 18th, Lord
Clarendon stated that an answer in entire
conformity with the note published by
the French Government, had been returned
to the last diplomatic note of Count Mes,
selroue.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Trade in Manchester is slightly improved
since last report In breadstutfs there is
an active demand but no change in prices.
LONDON, TUEsnAy.-Fupds opened favor
ably, and advanced qne-half pence during
the day, closing buoyaGt at SO 500 r.
Russian funds are quoted at an advance.
The wet, stormy weather has caused an
advance in English wheat Of 2@3s. per
quarter. Foreign wheat 2s. higher, Amer
lean flour has advanced Is. Corn is held
with increased frmness in consequence of
the unfavorable account Of the potato
crops.
McHenry quotes wheat at the extreme
prices Of last week; Corn unchanged; Lard