The daily republic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-22

Further Intelligence by the Europa.
We have received by telegraph, in advance Of
the mails brought by the Europa, the following
additional items Of foreign intelligence:
| RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
despatch from Bucharest, July Cd, states that
the body of the army intended to occupy Wal
lachia were that day crossing the Pruth, at Leora,
General Dandenburg commanding, and next day
the body intended to occupy Moldavia would cross
that no change would be made in the government
of the principalities. General Luders, with his
DIVISION is to occupy Wallachia, and General
Daramburg, Moldavia.
1t is stated on the authority of letters from ST.
Petersburg, that the principaties will not be oc-
cupied at present with more than rs 900 men.
We have advces from Constantinople of June
Odd. A mediation, though generally considered
impossible, is yet talked of, and that Mozeroff
would be sent by Russia to Constantinople to re-
open negotiations Others believe that any mis-
sion now from Russia would be merely to signify
to the Porte that unless the ultimatum be now
accepted the Russians would cross the Danube.
We have little beyond rumor on which to found
our opinion of the probabilities Of actual HOSTILE
ties 1t was generally believed that England and
France having modified their policy, and not
looking upon the occupation of the principalties
by Russia act of war, the Porte would not
oppose by force that occupation, but would for
sting treaties.
Negotiations would then be resumed, the result
Of which will be the guarantees of the privileges
and immunities formally made by the Porte to all
the powers, including Russia. The question is
not of personal vanity, any more than it is of
policy, on the part OF the Car; Having taken
territory in pledge, Nicholas will scarcely dmn-
sh his demands. Turkey cannot admit the le-
gality of the Russian occupation, but will not be
likely to cross the Danube to force actual war.
Neither will the Russians be apt to invade Tur-
key proper. Consequently the present depressing
uncertainty may continue for some time longer.
1t was rumored that conference was to be
held between France, England, Austria, and
Prussia, to agree upon protocol to be submitted
to Russia and Turkey.
Latest by Submarine Telegraph.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 2.-The course of BUSH
ness here indicates an increased apprehension of
war.
TRIESTE, (no date. 1.-The Russian comman-
dant has forbidden the Hasporaders to publish the
Sultans edict in favor of the Christians, that be-
ing document which the Gear does not recog-
Mise.
I The President of the Council of Ministers has
expressed to the Chambers the hope that Greece
will not be under the necessity of taking arms in
a conflict for foreign interests.
| The parties who have designs upon the Island
Il
for carrying out their intrgues, in full activi-
ty again.
| LIVERPOOL, July 9-Cotton-The advicesfrom
America, per Canada and Arctic, although of a
hardening tendency, failed to produce much effect
upon the market, which is still kept in check by
the unsatisfactory condition of Eastern affairs
and although good inquiry has been expert
enced, holders show their stocks freely, SO that no
marked change in prices can be quoted. If any
thing, the clean, useful qualities above middling,
in American, are slightly dearer, but lower quail
! ties are difficult to move.
| Liverpool, June 9.-Breadstufs during the ear
| ly part of the week were extremely excited, but
more favorable accounts of the weather In France
! checked speculation. There is less firnness in
prices, wheat having declined Id. to 3D., flour I'D
to 3d., from the extreme point of prices two days
since. White American wheat is quoted at Is
I'd. to S.; red and mixed Is. Sd. to rs. I'd. West
ern canal flour 26s 3D. to CTS. Baltimore, Phil.
adelphia, and Ohio 27s. to 27s 3d.; sour 22s a
GAS. Indian corn in better request at an improve.
ment of Cd. Is. White, yellow, and mixed
range from 3ls. a 32s.
/ Rather more inquiry for beef, and few retail
sales making Stock low, and dealers buying fol
their wants. Prime mess IS 105s.; ordinary sc
a COS.
Pork-More inquiry than for three weeks past
some being taken for export. Holders firm and
prices steady; prime Eastern mess 80 05s.;
Western 72s. Cd. 75s. Bacon in fair demand at
previous quotations. viz: A 52s . Shoulders
Some sales at 80 34s.
| Cheese arrives freely and finds a ready sale.
Ordinary is dull The range is 40 61s. 3D.,
duty paid.
Considerable arrivals; holders firm. Sales
at SIS. cd. a 54s. for fine.
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