Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-07-06
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

.arriuoi Of Steamer Ballie.-Tukey and Ru.ssa.-
The Despatch IF the English and French Fleets to
the Durdonelles Officially announced. Pacific Is.
suranees Of the Czar.-FTm Resistance Of Turkey
10 the demands Of anssia.-Suppor. Of Turkey bp
Ffanee-Midtary Preparations gf Iarkey.-Con-
dition OF the Markes, fc.
New York, June 26. The steamer Baltic has ar
rived. bringing l60 passengers and Liverpool dates
Of the 18th instant. The Africa arrived out on the
18th.
Hon. Mr.. Foo,e, Charge to Austria, and Senator
Foote, Of Vermont, are among the Baliic's passen-
gers.
ENGLAND. The English Government had announc.
ed in both Houses that the Eng ish and French fleets
jointly despatched 10 the Dardan furnished
with similar instructions. and that the best under
standing existed between France and England. II
was expected that any collision would occur. Ii
further stated that Kssoof. the Russian Minis.
ter Of Justice, had arrived in Paris bringing pacific
assurances from the Gar. 1t was, however, not
likely that Russia would temporarily Gccupy the from
tiers Of the Ddnution provinces.
Mr. French moved for all the correspondence re-
gardlng the imprisonment of negroes in S. Carolina:
He was convinced if South Carolina was properly
pressed, she would annuI her black laws. The cor
responGence was therefore ordered. In the House Of
Lords, Lord Beaumont made similar motion.
FRANCE. Advces from Paris to the I4th state
that the 18th the Prince of Prussia and the Duke
Of Sake Coburg passed through Lille their way TO
London.
Orders had reached Brest on the 10Th to arm two
steam frigates and two sailing vessels, but nothing
was known OF their destination.
After many fluctuations, the Bourse closed to-day
with rise. Three per cents 70 fr. 26cf four and a.
halfl02fr. ; 30c Commercial confidence was almost
restored.
NJ. Sallandruse is coming TO New York in the
steamer Henre Hutense, as The Emperor's commits
sioner to the VIC orId's Fair.
Dembinsk has addressed letter to The Debais say
ing that he had offered his services 10 the Porte,
but if command was offered him he should moi dc.
cline.
The bullion in the Bank of France had increased
glOOO,O00 during the month.
Turkey. Ajvces from Constanlincple to the
3Oih, State that Turkey had handed to the anbassa
dors OF the four great powers a note explaining the
measures taken 10 maintain the inte. ty of her terri
tories, and declares thai any arrangement with Rus
sa IS out of The question while that power persists
In her exorbitant demands. On the 2Sth The French
minister gave Reschid Pasha the formal assurance cf
the support Of the French government; and Lord
Stafford Radcliffe to have had an audience on
the I'd OF Jone, for the purpose Of giving a similar
assurance on the part Of England.
The Russian fleet al Sebastope consis,sof l3 ships
OF the line, frigates, and IL smaller vessels.
The military preparations Of the Turks were car.
red on with great activity. / Turkish feet of 50
sail was anchored at the entrance of the Black Sea
on the 3Oth. Al the arsenal, I2corvetes and several
fngates were being armed to be ready by the 2d Of
June. hundred and forty fiat boats were being
employed constantly i'm transporting artillery and am
munition to the fleet and citadel on the Bosphorus
The militia pouring in from all quarters, and the
troops were TO be reviewed by the Sultan on the 3Olh
business at Constantnople was dull, owing to The
scarcity of vessels; bur thers not much panic.
Col. Pernof, commander of the Russian Pontoon
Brigade, had arrived Rena, on The left bank Of the
Pruih.
MARKETS. LirerpooL Jnne l5M. The Africa 8
advces improved the Cotton market, which was
further Strengthened by large speculative purchases
Of the lower grades. The market has, therefore, been
active full prices. Sales of the three days 900
bales, of which sreculators took 10000 and export
ers 900 bales Fair Orleans 6id.; mddling' sgd.
l5.l6d.; inferior sd. Imports $4,000 bales.
Breads.uffs-Brown g. Shpley quote breadstuffs
shade easier, without any decided change in price,
though slight reduction might be made in wheat
and -four, effect sales. Philadelphia and Bali-
moved slowly at e5s. for prime; canal 24s. Cd.
Corn neglected. The imports Of flour were small,
and Of wheat large. The weather was good and
Crops thriving.
McHenry says that buyers of -four nsls, on Cd.
decline anC I'd. in wheat, owing TO the favorable
weather.
Maxim says -four is freely offered al els CD. 25s.
for Baltimore and Philadelphia. Extreme rates for
Ohio 26s. Cd.
Provsions-No oting doing in Bacon. Buyers
would at Is. decline Shoulders 3Is. asked, 32s.
offered. Beef more active. Pork dull. Lard dull.
and 2s lower. TalIow quiet.
Rice steady at full rates.