Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-06-18
ThreateLed War in the East.

France and England on The Tur, ash and Russian ouss
taoa-Ihe Emperor of Rus$ia's Uttimatun Refused
6y he Por!e-Thc French Fleet ordered to the Oar
danelLes dFc.
HAnF6x, June THE telegraph line between
here and Boston got of order on Monday NIGHT last
preventing the forwarding of further accounts from
Europe to the 2sth ult. brought by the Canada The
following additional items are now supplied
Inc Canada brings 80 passengers, among them are
Sir Chas. Lyell and Joseph Whitworth, the English
commissioners to the Worlds Fair; Col. Hughes of
Maryland Prof. Stowe, and Others
Great Britain "A grand soiree and address from
the committee OF the Anti-Savery Society was given
TO Mrs. Stowe, at Amack's London A arge crowd
mostly Quaker ladies, attended Joseph Surge the
Fresiuent, and Prof. Stove spoke. The addresses
were long and fowery. The Assembly filed passed
Mrs Stowe, exchanging courtesies and aterward ad-
Journed TO SUPPER where marble bust of Mrs Stowe
by Bernard was exhibited.
The great race of the Derby came off on Wednes-
day. and was won by West Australian by neck. The
stakes amounted to E5 AGO. and the winner is owned
by Mr.. Bowes, whose horse also won the race last
year.
Mazzini, who had arrived in England from his con-
cealment on the continent, remained in Milan three
months beirre the instruction, and month after
1.-THE tact being known to hundreds of Italians
Sir Richard Comyns the historian is dead
The Submarine telegraph has been successfully laid
between Port Patrick and Donaghade.
r. W. Conway. Dublin literary man. is dead
FFd"c3-1 ne Emperor and Empress had gone TO
st ClouI
| The Government was considering projects for es-
tabsng free medical relief to the poor of the coun-
try districts.
THE VERY LATEST.
The following is the latest intelligence principally
by telegraph from Paris brought by the Canada :
/ Iur"ey and R1$Sia.-A despatch from Vienna, da-
ted 2fth of May, states that Menschkof, the Russian
Ambassador, has left Constantinople. previous
despatch states that the eight days given by ensch-
koH to the Sultan to accede to the Russian Ultima
tum, had expired without arrangement and that Men
schikof was then board the steamer preparing to
leave, so the announcement of his departure is proba
bly, correct.
| Redschid Pacha, the anti Russian statema7i, had
been appointed, by the Sultan Minister of Foreign
Affairs.
A dispatch from Paris, dated the 18th stated
that the Russian troops receiving reinforce
ments, and affairs were deemed very critical.
Turkish vessel had been sent with important dis
patches to the Governor of Jerusalum and French
Consul at Jerusalum.
The French feet is said have received permission
to enter the Dardanelles.
Enqland.-The English Cabinet had been sum.
moned by the Queen to deliberate the condition oil
affairs the East which, together with the declara
ton of Lord John Russell that Turkey should be pro-
tected, excited much attention.
PerSia-The Mormon elders have been expelled
from Persia.
Greece.-It is nsported at Paris that the U. S. Fri
gate Cumberland, with Mr. Marsh board, has de
manded reparation from Greece for the Imprisonment
of DR.. King