Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-07-28
Later from EUROPE
Arrival Of the Arctic.

New YoRK, July %. The steamer Arctic,
from Liverpool 18th, arrived at New York this
Saturday evening, at o'clock. She brings
lac passengers.
SUMMARY OF News. The plot against Ma
poleOn's life at the Opera was more serious
than at first supposed. The conspiracy is IN
ravelled, and the prisoners are on trial.
IMPORTANT RUMoR FROM AUsrRIA.-We have
u report from Vieoua, of great Importance, if
true, to the effect that NJ Bruck, Austrian En-
yoy instead Of a consiliatory mission to Con-
staNtincpie, has made an imperative demand on
Turkey for all concessions previously refused
10 Leinengen's mission.
LATEST FROM Russia AND TURKEY-The
London Times Of the 18th says the French Min
lister Of War is asserted to have addressed the
President of the Chamber of Commerce at Nan
ties, on the Turkish question, in the following
strain
" We are not bent on making war, but if
the Emperor, to whom the honor of his gov
eminent is dearer than all, should think that
national hO0or exacts war, he will certainly
not recol from necessity"
VIENNA, July lit is said that the Porte
will publish proclamation in reply TO the
Emperor of Russia, setting forth all injustice
suffered from Russia for above century.
DaaUbian Prncipalities and Divan of Media
via net at Jassy on the 9th of June. The
6rst act was 10 vote an address of devotion to
the Car.
An army of eighty thousand Russians is TO
occupy the princpalties. Contracts for ratiOns
have been concluded for nine months.
Particulars OF THE ARREST OF KossUTH' s
ADDED AMP.-The Smyrna correspondent of
the Marseilles Semaphore gives an account Of
the disturbance in Smyrna. 1t appears that M.
Costa, Hungarian, Ex-Aid-de- Camp TO Kos
suth, and who had just returned from the Uni
ted States, was secreted in the house of Sar-
dinian in Smyrna. His whereabouts came to
the ears of M. Verbecker, the Austrian Consul
General, who, under pretence of searching for
a thief, dragged him out, gagged, hand-cUffed
and conveyed him on board the Austrian brig
ofwar Huzzar. All the efforts of the other
Europeans, aided by Ali PAcha and the native
officers TO have the prisoner handed over to the
local tribunals, were in vain. On the follow
ing day, the U. S. f:igate st. Louis entered
the port, and the Captain of the frigate went
on board the Austrian ship and demanded to
talk with the prisoner, whom they believed to
have claim 10 the protection Of the United
States. The Austrian Lieutenant denied that
of the St. Lous and the Consul then went to
the Austrian Consulate, where after a scene of
the most violent kind, M. Verbecker admitted
that the prisoner was on board, and gave a
forced consent TO see him. Returning on board
the Austrian vessel, the American Captain
thus addressed Commander Schwartz:
When came on board short time since,
your Lieutenant lied to my face. The mean
est of my cabin boys would not have beer gull
ty of such cowardice! Where is the prisoner
1 wish to see him." As Commodore Schwartz
hesitated, the American added, " bear in mind,
that if the prisoner claims my protection, and
has the slightest right to it, will remove him
myself, and will not allow him TO remain anoth-
er minute on board" Unfortunately the gen.
erOus efforts of the Captain of the St. Louis
were useless, for the prisoner preVarcated, and
betrayed himself so much in his replies, that
he did not give his defenders the slightes;
chance to save him.
When this was known on shore, great ex-
citement broke out, and the Italians would have
burned the Austrian Consulate, had it not been
well defended. In their heat they attacked
three Austrian midshipmen who were on shore
and killed one.
On the other side, the Greeks. or Austrians
(the account is somewhat obscure, laid plan
10 assassinate the American officers. but beino
warned in time, they avoided the danger. The
Italians and their allies have sworn TO poipn-
ard the ten Greeks who arrested Costa and
the Greeks swear they will murder ten Italians
for every Greek. The city continued in fer
ment.