The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-21


Arrival OF the Frankiin.-Four Days Later
ftft from Europe. ..s5 1.tt.
w. eomuis The following details of the ialellike
brought by the steamer Franklin which arrived a. New
York on Tuesday morning. The Franklin left Cowss
Al six n on the Tth OF July. having been detained
there from ten p. M the previous night account OF
thick fog She brings about ninety passe myers, and
500 tons OF valuable French and Swiss goods-value
over Two and bali millions. no n. 5as.a
Commodore Vanderbilrs yacht--the North Star-was
sntsfing Aaye Ats return iIom Kussla The frank
lia left She ssn, letters board from her passengers
10 their ffiesds in New York 49,
Among the passengers by the franklin are the Pm
cess Marat. the Countess de Goquy, Neil c. Brown, esq
Of Tennessee late minister penpolentiary from The
United States to the of Russia) Mrs Commodore
Hull, and Miss Hart. Fl IT. ,lttE IS fsatasI
The news is OF an important character both politically,
commercially, and fnanciay--the unfsvorable aspect
Of The question and lis effect upon the money and
produce market OF Ea!ope being OF great interest.
The Cunard steamship Canada from Boston and
Halifax arrived in The Mersey the morning Of the 80
Instant. @s 1aN
The clipper ship Sovereign Of The Seas had arrived in
The Mers~y, in 10 days from New York-ihe quickest
dous vessel had cited great attention in Liverpool
The eastern dithcuy had seriously affected both the
London and Paris money market. In London, consos.
railway shares and foreign bonds had declined Money
was, however, easier. ft #. s.H N.. s. H
Al Manchester the markets continued to show much
din and China being fully counieaced regards prices
BY the extensive strikes amongst the operatives
In Birmingham, the reduction resolved on BY the IRON
masters had led an improved trade. In the wooen
districts there continued s,eadness. Ia the Irish
linen market increased activity, with large foreign orders
-a The Liverpool cotton market was more animated.
Sales on the 4th, $4,000; on the 5th, 1000 bales
e. gTseaie .a5 ENGLAND. M.a H"..#
b Her Majesty and Prince Albert to review the
great feet Spithead Thursday, the l7h inst The
Queen would be accompanied BY the Prince and pnces
Inf prnoaio onAnf har
expected 10 be of unusual effect, as the fleet
comprised eight line OF battle ships, nine heavy rga'es,
and sundry smaller steam vessels. The fleet Was an
chored in line OF battle in three divisions and presented
magnificent and imposing appearance.
Several line baitle ships being got ready
for sea- and would with other steamers and ffga,es
from the Portsmouth fleet, be held in readiness 10 pro-
coed a moments notice 10 the Baltc in case political
events should lake such turn as TO rendef The measure
necessary. The fleet, with lis additions would comprise
upwards of thirty ships of The largest cass having on
! board four months s,ores and provisions -,
ass "A grand sham tight took place at the military camp al
Chobham on the I'd instant which was attended by his
Aghness Prince Lucien BonapaIe, who was surrounded
by brilliant staff Of Ere ,ch officers in full uniform
= The Prince Of Wales was convaescent;
The departure Of the Queen and Prince Alder, for Dub
LIN was q hned ioI the 18th inst - :.
T b. King Gf Hanover left London on the 'h instant
The Bengal steamship sailed from Southampton on the
4th instant with the mails for India, China. and Australia,
BY the overland route. She took out fssooo in silver
for India.
The total import OF the precious metals into the king
dom. during the week ending July 3 was announced to
be Eo37.000 sterling, or nearly $50oO,0oo, OF which
E720,0oo sterling was from Australia.
There is nothing in the reports of the English Parlia
menary intelligence that would be likely 10 interest our
Jeaders on this occasion.
On the s,h July the quarters revenue returns were
made up in London, and were The most favorable that
quarter less than El $780, and over the cores
pending year 81 .922,954
the manufacturing districts there had been an increase
Of strikes to extent, and few OF the people had
commenced noting on small scale. Order was now
ever. quickly restored. is
10 understood thai credits lately opened in London in
favor of member OF the family of the Emperor. who
expected 10 have visited England in the OF
the present summer, Withdrawn the 4 inst, the
visit having been abandoned. ea
THE EASTERN QUESTION IN ENGLAND.
When the packet left the uncertainty continued
TO prevail upon the momenlous subject OF peace or war
with Russia.
Araba, submarine elegraphic despatch was received
sncng the entry Of $4,000 Russian troops into Mol
davia this news produced great perturbation on the
London stock exchange the English con.ois at once
going down per cent On the following Monday, the
truth OF the actual occupation OF the Modavsn prov
inces denied twas, however, announced 10 Paris
that official had reached the French government
the effect that the Emperor OF Russia had the 9th
Issued decree commanding the passage OF the Puth by
his forces. This operation accomplished on the 4h
July was reported that at the cabinet council bsd in
London the I'd, il decided that the occupaoon Of
the psincipales by the Russians should not be consd
cred a beii, condition that Russia would not
object the entry OF the com ned fleets in the Darda
neiles The belief in the efficacy OF the Austrian media
gained ground 1t suggested tina, Count Gulay
should propose that Turkey should sign treaty imbody
ing the stipulation OF the last fman, not with Russia
alone which sbe objects 10 do, but with all the powers,
and that The parties 10 the treaty should at the time
guaranty Turkey against any aggression from Russia
The London News OF July 9Th say The iellowi
extraordinary document reached London yesterday.
version differing somewhat from the present has been
published with omissions which are here supplied
BY the grace Of God,
We, Nich-lss ],
Emperor Auocrat OF all the Russas and Gar Of Po-
land, DC ne Nc,
Inform oil people .#..# n.
BE ., known beloved nd faithful subjects,
The dce OF orr faith has always been the sacrei duty
oil our blessed ancestors.
From the day il plea sed the Almighty place
the throne OF fathers the maintenance OF The holy obi
cations with which Is nseparsby connected has leen
the object OF and attention these, acting
the groundwork Of the famous treaty which
subsequent solemn treaties with the Ottoman Porte have
fully confirmed been directed towards uphold
ing the rights Of our church
Bot GREET in latter times, now standing
ell forts defend the inviosby OF the rights and
privileges orthodox church, wilfu OF
The Porte have innged There rights, and
threaten finally the entire overthrow Of all that ancient dis
ciplne so precious to orthodoxy.
All Efforts to restrain the Porte fom such acts have
proved in vain and the word OF the Sultan soemnlY
given us by himself was soon iuitblessly b oxen. =
Having exhausted all means of conviction, and ha wing
vain tried all the by which Just claim. could
be pesceably adjusted have deemed II ndispense bic
armies into the Provinces the Danube, in
order that the Porte TO what her sbbonness
lead.
Bot even now we have no Intention OF commencing war
In occupy ing those provinces wish hold sufficient
pledge guaranty ourselves the reestsbisbment OF
our rinhs under circumstances whatever.