The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-07-27
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arrival of the Franklin.
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REPORTED FOR THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
Arriraz of the Franklin.
New YORK, July 19.-The steamer
Franklin arrived this morning, with Liv-
erpool dates to the 9Th inst.
| There is considerable of an advance in
Flour Western Canal is now quoted at
26s Sd 27s; Baltimore 28s cd.
The imports Of Breadstufs have been
large, and Provisions are in good demand.
The Lard market is also much i'm
proved.
Trade at Manchester is unchanged.
! GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
| The Canada arrived at Liverpool on
Sunday at o'clock, and the Sovereign Of
the Seas anchored off Jersey at 10 o'clock
the same evening. She averaged IL knots
an hour.
Com. Vanderbilt's Yatch the North Star
arrived at Havre, the day the Franklin
sailed.
The Franklin brings 86 passengers,
among whom are w. H. Babbitt, bearer
of dispatches.
A despatch to the London Times, dated
July 9Th, from Vienna, says that the Rus
SLAMS had crossed the Pruth at two points.
for the occupation of Wallachia and Mol
davia.
A despatch from Paris on the 9Th, states
that considerable rise in funds took place
in consequence Of a rumor that England
would not let her feet enter the Darda.
nelles.
After protracted Cabinet Council held
at London, on the End, it was reported
that the English and French Fleets were
ordered to enter the Dardanelles as a
counter move to the expected passage by
the Russians.
Notwithstanding the warlike appear.
ances, however, hopes are still entertain
, ed that peace will still be preserved, nego.
tiations would be probably continued. even
after the occupation of the principal cities
There was report in London. on the
end that the Russians had entered Jassay
which caused panic in the stock ex.
change.
The rumor was denied on the 4th by the
Austrian Minister, but still it is believed
owing to the fact the Paris "Moniteur,' >
had announced the receipt Of an oficia
despatch from St. Petersburg. decreeine
the occupation of the Danubian provinces
Forty-four vessels are being armed a
the Arsenal, and the Militia OF CONSTANT
nople have been called out.
1t was stated. that the occupation o
Moldavia by Russia, had caused Austris
to unite cordially with England ane
France.
Prussia still remains neutral.
The Emperor of Russia issued mani
/ fest, on the 26th of June, denying that sh'
wishes war and throwing the whole blam,
of the conflict, if one comes. upon th'
, shoulders of the Ottoman.
There is no intelligence Of importanc,
from England.
i Arriral Of the Steamship Europa.
Il HALIFAX, July 19.-The Europa, witt
, advices from Liverpool to Saturday tn,
9th inst, arrived at this port this after
Il noon.
, The qnotationsf for Flour and Wheat arr
the same as those per Franklin, no chang
having taken place.
Lard is quoted at 53s.
The latest telegraphic advices received
before the Europa sailed hold out stron,
n hopes that the Turkish affairs passed
peaceably through convention Of Eng
land, France and Austria, by which th'
demands of Russia may be admitted il
tenor. though not in form.
4 Dates from Athens to the Sd say that III,
}, American Envoy had menacingly insisted
on the immediate revocation Of the sen
tence against Mr.. King.
u The propeller Taurus sailed from Liv
erpool on the 9th and the City of Man
}. chester on the same day.
! Lord Clenricade had made motion
in the House of Lords, asking for infor
nation on the Turkish question, but tn.
motion was postponed, owing to the pres
ent state of negotiation. 1t is rumoret
that Lord Aberdeen is about to retire from
the English Cabinet. owing to violent di
visions on the Turkish question, but 9
counter rumor was in circulation that mat
ters would be patched up.
Mrs. Stowe had gone TO Geneva, where
she would remain some time.
i The American Minister and Miss Will
cox had attended the Queens concert a
Buckingham Palace.
i Dublin paper says that in Marcel
Smith O. Brien was residing at New Nor
folk, John Mitchell at Richmond, Doherty
at Hobart town, and all well.
i Several arrests of armed persons tool
place at the Opera, at Paris, on the nigh
of the 7th, which had been magnifed or
the Exchange into an attempt to take the
life Of the Emperor, and produced con
siderable effect on the Bourse.
The French Government had drawn uT
a reply to Nesselrode's Russian note
which, though firm, is temperate, assert
ling that France has equal claims with
Russia to assert the Protectorate of the
Greek Church in the East.
From Italy we learn that Guerezzi has
been sentenced to fifteen years. hard la.
Dor, Motelemi, Mazzini, Maryheni, Fran.
chini and Mordini, ex Minister of Tuscany
to hard labor for life. Remoralli, ex-Min.
lister of Justice, is acquitted.
/ In Austria the Countess Blanche Teleky
is sentenced to ten years. Imprisonment
for holding communication with the pa.
ftriots abroad. Her goyerness and her fe.
male attendants are imprisoned for thir.
L II.