The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-21
NE WS BY TELE GRAPH.
.>~~~~>>~~->~~>>~S~~>>.
FURTHER EUR0Pc AN INTEL LIGENCE.
-~~~~>~~>~>~~~~~~~~~>~
Movements of the Russian and
Turkish Forces.
~>~~e~>o~>~~~~~~~~~~-~~-
THE LATEST RELATIVE TO THE PROSPECT OF WAR.
>>~~>o~~~>>>>>~~o~~~~-
Detailed Reports Of the Markets.
>~>o>>.>>~oo~~~o>~oo~
PROCEEDINGS In THE N. Y. LEGISLATURE.
~o>>~~~~~~~~~~~>~>~~~
FINAL PASSAGE OF THE SUPPLY BILL,
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR THE NEW
YORK VOLUNTEERS.
PROSPECT OF AN EARLY ADJOURNMENT.
Interesting from the Fishery Regions.
S~>~>~>~~~o~~>~~~~~~~
SUFFERING CONDITION OF THE PEOPLE ON 81.
JOHNS ISLAND
~>>~>~-~>~~~~>>>~~~>>>>-
FIRES AND LOSS or TTCE
FIRES AND LOSS OF LIFE,
&C., &C., &c.

The Additional News by the Europa.
The storm on Tuesday night having interrupted the
operation Of the telegraphc wires between New York
and Boston, unable to procure the following In.
terestiDg intelligence till yesterday.
The Europa left Halifax at eight O'Clock on Tuesday
evening, and vill reach Boston early this morning.
MOVEMENTS OF THE ARMY-THE INVASION OF
MOLDAvIA, ETC.
st. Petersburg letters of June 20 report and
stocks unaered Nothing had trAnspired In public re-
specting politics. The general impression was that
peace would be preserved; but this belief was chieay
founded on the expectation that Turkey would xn the
note required by Russia.
detpatch from Bucharest, of July O. states that
the body Of the army intending to occupy Wklaehis
were that day crossing the Pruth at Leora GeoeraI
Daramberg commanding and the next day tbs body
intended to invade Modavia would cross at SeouIin
The Hospadars have been assured that NO ch,uso
would be Made In the government of the
General Luders with his division, is to occupy waa-
CHA and General D.rambsrg Modavia The Russisn
reserve now at Moscow advancing to encamp ct the
ST. Petersburg letter says the prinoipautiSs viii
not be occupied at present with more than rs 900
men
Among the troops tie Turkish f.onter are Cslmics
and Others from distant Asia wing how the Gar has
been preparing for the present.
Turkey.
GENERAL ANXIETY FOR wAR-RUMORs OF AN IN
1ENTloN TO REOPEN NEGOTIATIONs-rHE OF
FICERs OF THE U. 8. FRIGATE CUMBERLAND AMD
THE sULTAN-DEARNEss OF PROVISIONS, Ero.
Our dates from Constantinople are to June .. Aue
diation, though generally condersd impossible Il ~
talked Of and it is reported that Meusohkof would be
sent by Russia to C0nstantnople, to reopen nseo%a
tons. Others believed tha his mission would merely be
to signify to the Porte that unless the ut matum Be nov
accepted the Russians win the Danube a. they have
crossed the Prath.
The mass of the Turks quite anxious for war and
warlke preparations incessant under the direction
of French and EDglieh cffcsrs.
sein Pssha is sent ON mis- ion to Schamyl, ths CIR
cassian chief, to secure his alliance.
Commodore Stringham and the officers of the United
States frgate Cumberland, had interview With the
Sultan. who expressed satisfaction when Commodore
Sngham assured him that the Sultaus effort 10 sAvane
the interests of the Turkish Empire were sympashssd
with in America IS well as In Europe
We have little, beyood runors. whioh to found IN
ori ion Of the probabilities Of actual hosttiss Il WAS
geDersly believed that England ard France having modi
pstioh Of the Prpcpaies the light Of war that the
Porte you lot op by force that occupation, but
would formally call on all the powers Of Europe 10 main
tain treaties. Negotiations would then be resumed ths
result of which will be guarantee Of privileges and I'm
muriti@s formally made BY the Porte to all the powsrs
TIE question is not OF personal vanity more than
policy the Cars part having taken territory In pledge
Nicholas will scarcely dimnish his demands rurksy
OF admit the legality of the Russian oooupation
but wilt not be likely to cross the Danube to foroe
neither will the Russians be apt invade Turkey pro-
per- consequently the present dep essng uncertainty
nay continue some time
II has been rumored that ference between France
England Austa and Prussia would agree upon proto-
col TO be submitted to Russia and Turkey, but
cot discover its
Provisions have already become enormously dear at
Constantncpe The paper currency sinks in value from
day to day snd trade is implicitly stagnated Shpping
Is extremely scarce in Constsntinoole.
10 coDst Of rosts the sk crop almost failure.
Cocoons selling At 60 20 cea earer than last
year. The opium crop abundant.