Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-02
GENERAL INTEL1lGENcE.

ION insl., arrived al ms port this eve
nlng.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Nessclrode, the Russian Minister, had is-
sued new circular, more impudenl than
the ,sl, claiming that rs Russia occupies
The Priucpailies. il became the duty of The
French and English feet TO occupy The
Turkish walers, and hnts rather clearly
ha, the Russians will refuse TO accede TO any
reconcilia,ions until the French und English
he IS are Withdrawn but expresses Russia
Willingness 10 eTacuate The provinces when
her demands are fully granted.
This nule has partially opened the eyes
Of she European public, who now see the
necessity of bringing matters to sc,,Ie.
menl. Russia's obl-cI being merely 10 OBJ.
tain time, and render her position impreghe-'
bc, scarcely admitting the possibility OF
war, and public opinion now begins 10 press
for something decisive.
The pubic have been continually amused
BY dispatches of pacific tendency, tho Ia.
test implying that France aud England had
forwarded 10 81. Petersburg. u moderate
note, proposing that concessions be nude on
UoiH SlueS W Gnu lne mnltef.
An answer 10 This note is expected in a
week from The 1 llh inst. and until il is re-.
ceived, all is mere guess work.
The Paris l'ourse keeps pretty firm; a good
sign.
The po, against NopoIeon's life at the
opera was more serious than was at first re-
poucd. Al The trial of those arrested, il;
was found that conspiracy TO AXE the life
OF The Emperor really did exist.
The silk crop in France is viewed with
some anxiety, but il is not We, beyond hope.
The other crops again promise we'll.
The public is again warned by adVer-
'semenI, against spurious Spanish bonds.
The following reprr, if true, is highly
important: Ii is stated that The Austrian
Envoy al ConsIan,inopIe has made an i'm.
perative demand on Turkey for all the con.
Ct ssions previously refused TO the previous
mission.
A dispatch 10 The London Times, under
daIe of The 18Th, says the French Minister
of War has addressed the PresiIrn, OF the
Chamber of Commerce at Nantz in the fol.
lowing strain:
" We arc not bent on making war. but if
The Emperor, TO who The hou.r of his
government is deerer Ihnn all, should think
The national honor exac.s war. lie will Ger.
,ainly not recoil from the nccesSi,y."
The Paris BourSe was dull Tuesday, The
l9'h instant, and mos, of tho funds de-
clined
Advices from Vienna, under date of The
ll'h, say that troops were about being con.
cenlraednear Peierwardien for The protection,
Of the frontier.
II is stated that The Porte is abou, publish
ing a proclamation, seuing forth all the in
justice received from Russia for the last,
hundred years.
The Divon Of Modoyia met al Jassey on
the 9Th ull., and its firSI acl was ,he pass.
age of an address of devotion 10 The Car.
An army Of $4,000 Russians occupy
The principalilies, ard the contracts for
ra1ons have been concluded for nine months.
Advices from Smyrna Of The 29th ul,.,,
say Iha, The captain Of an American frigale'
has laid his vessel close 10 an Austrian
lrgnle, on board Of which the Hungarian,
COL Costa, is imprisoned, and The American
Captain declares he will oppose The removal
Of the CoI.to Trieste. The United States
Minister claims Costa, on the ground Of hisi
being an American CITIZEN.
The riot a. Smyrna; reported by the las,
steamer, was caused by the arrest Of COL.
Costa, KossuIh 8 emissary. upon which oc-
casion The Captain of the UnIed States,
frignIe ST.. Louis. behaved gallan,ly :, and
demanded that The prisoner should be deiv.,
cred up 10 the protection Of The United
SiqIes, he bong an American citizen.