The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1853-07-07
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YORK, June 80 1853.
The steamer Africa reached her wharf at
o'clock this morning, bringing Liverpool date
, of June 18th.
France-lt is reported in Paris that Napt
leon had warned the Italian refugees not to a
tempt an insurrection at present.
The Bourse kept up in anticipation OF
peaceful solution of the Turkish question
Turkey-The accounts are extremely con
ficting but it would seem that Russia had do
termined TO occupy the Danubian provinces o.
Moldavia and Walachia, which France de-
cares she will regard as violation of treaty
stipulations. The English Government had
taken no decided steps 30 far.
The acceptance by Russia of the mediation
Of Austria was doubtful
The Porte's promised concession in favor OF
Ike Christians Is to appear in the form of an
order to the Patriarchs Of the two Churches.
A despatch from Constantinople, dated the
9th states that the final ultimatum of Russia
had arrived, which the Porte would doubtless
refuse. la this ultimstum the Car insists upon
all the demands made by Menschikoff
Austria.-It is confidently stated that Ra-
detzky has been empowered to settle the diff
culties between Austria and Switzerland
Haly-There was much excitement at Mi
Ian, and another revolt was expected
Greex,-Mr. Marsh's request for the pay
ment of indemnity to Mr. King for the ground
seized at Athens, has been granted, but the
Greek Government refuses to reverse the SEN
tenoe of imprisonment
India and ChinG-The British had re-taken
Belling after considerable loss and were pre-.
pairing TO march on Ava, il their terms were
not accepted in thirty days.
The insurgent Chinese have captured Nam
kin, and the cities of Chang Choo and Shang
hal are totally deserted.
New YoRK, June 30, p. M.
The advices from Turkey are very contradc.
tory, but it appears that the Russian forces
have entered the Danubian provinces
A late despatch from Vienna says that the
Russian Ambassadors at Vienna and Berlin in
sist on Austria and Prussia disseminating their
passive attitude on the Eastern question or, in
other words, they must back up the pretensions
of Russia.
England-Lord Dudley Stuart has on the
order book q notice Of motion to have laid
before the House treaty signed in ls49, rela-
ting TO the Danube Principalities, and known
also been recorded calling for information re-
Various rumors were circulated on the Ex-
change during the week, that the Russians
were to enter the Danube Principalities on the
18th.
The following message appears in the second
edition Of the Chroniels, on the 18th, and had
good effect in restoring confidence
Vienna, Thursday, June 16, ls53.-The good
Offices Of Austria on the Turkish question have
been accepted by Russia, notwithstanding the
doubts expressed in some quarters Of the &c.
curacy of the statement Of Austria being con.
sidered too much under the influence of Russia
to act an an impartial mediator
Fanes-Thc Houfew Echo mentions that
orders have been received by the maritime
board Of that port 70 make levy for all mari
ners ft 10 serve, and exempt none.
Numerous arrests have been made in Paris
of persons supposed to bc engaged in conspir-
acy 10 take the life of the Emperor.
Auavia The announcement Is made that q
new loan of eighty million forms is wanted.
Russia.-A letter mentions tho supposed ex.
istcnce Of an extensive Pansclsvonic intrigue
against Count Ncsselrode, whose influence in
keeping the Emperor within bounds Ia well
known.
The Pansclavonic party aim ct securing the
temporal and spiritual supremacy over ali fol-
lowers Of the orthodox Greek Church, and in
making Constantinople tho capital OF now
Sclsvonic Empire The means of effecting IL
was 70 throw the Car into Q position from
which he could not recede.
The Russian force now on the Danube from
tier IL about one hundred and thirty thousand,
under Generals Luders and Danpeberg