The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-08-25
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AtsH1yAL OF THE STEAMER
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~ NEw YoEx, Aug i6
The steamer Humboldt, wi'h adyicss
from liverpool 10 the Sd inst. arrived Of
this port last evening, but 1.-THE lines be.
tween this city end fhjladelptia being
down. nothing could be transmitted uniil
this forenoon. .-s ~ 1900
CoAhERcIAElNT ElNTEHdGEEcH.---fbssale sales
of cotton at atLiverpool for three days were
10000 bales. The demand continues ac.
tive, without change in prices. Speculs-
tors took 5000 bales, and exporters toe
same amount. Trade at Manchester had
improved. The Hsyre cotton market
was unchanged.
LONDON MABEET.--At Mark Lane pri.
ces Of foreign wheat were generally main.
tanned. u@
Flour was firm. but not active, and for.
eign was in demand.
Money matters were generally un.
changed. but securities were tending
downward. Money was in Increased ue.
msnd.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.-McHen quotes
less activity in -four and grain, and says
exlremerates were not maintained. Corn
was steady. Lard had further advanced,
with increased demand and but moderate
stocks.
Beef and pork we're in demand.
10 bacon fair business was doing
Shoulders had declined to 3Os.
Cheese was in active request.
Richardson & Bros. say the weather
was fine, and that only limited business
was done 10 wheat and flour, but prices
were precisely the same as the previous
Tuesday
Consols declined to 97I0973.
The best bills were discounling at 81
per cent.
Some houses had raised the rates I per
cent.
At Birmingham there was much firm
ness in the iron trade.
The Irish linen market was very brisk
al advanced rates.
GENERAL lETELLIGENcE-The steamer
America arrived out on the 3lst ult.
1t was feared the Emperor Of Russia
would decline 10 Withdraw his forces from
the principaities. as stipulated in the
propositions Of the three powers. The
English and French fleets would, in that
case. be ordered TO pass the Dardanelles.
thereby placing the peaceful settlement of
the Eastern question in great jeopardy
IelegrsPhic despatch from Constant.
nope, under date OF the 20lh ult., says
the Porte and The representatives OF the
great powers had accepted the PROPOSE.
ton ol the Austrian minister. which ar.
ranged that the English nd French fleets
should Withdraw from Besika bay, whilst
The Russians should eyacuate the Danu.
bian provinces. Turkey would then send
an ambassador and open negotiations
with ST. Pelersburgh.
The London Morning Chronicle re af.
firms tiat the United States had offered
the Porte both money and active forces.
A decline in the funds, both in London
and Paris, bad been caused by an article
publ shed in the Paris Constitutional, de.
claring that France and England would
not consent to the arrangement which had
been proposed at Const aanrDie; ant
newStn the Czar had iss IL lsere,
ordering fresh levy of recruis through
out the empire, had created great unsasi-
ness, the movement being interpreted q
war measure.
Moldavia bad declared itself independ.
ent Of the Porte, and had refused 10 pay
further tribute. a similar movement was
expected in Wallachia. Il is asserted
that the Porte intends addressing an Hhi-
malum 10 Russia. in which, after paying
due regard to the rights of the Sultan's
subjects belonging 10 the Greek church,
thai The Sovereign declares that il, re.
gardlesS oi these repeated assurances,
the Ozar should persist in Offering war.
the Porte is resolved to accept it, but that
The responsibility must resi- upon Russia.
Il is stated that this document bad been
laid before the Ambassadors of France
and England.
Orders had been sent TO the Hospodars
of Moldavia and Wallschia, commanding
them 10 quit the Principalities, and retire
10 the bank Of the Danube.
A very favorable change had taken
place in The weather In England, which
had good effect on the prospects Of the
wheat crop.
The reports Of the spread Of the Poia-
to disease were conhietingi but, on the
whole, unsatisfactory.
Among the passengers by the Hum
beldi is S. G. Goodrich, late Consul at Pa.
ris.
The Egyptian fleet. with 10000 men,
had arrived at Consantinople.
Admiral Dundas, Of the English feet,
with all his captains, had been on are-
connoisance OF the Turkish ports and yes.
sells. ,.s..'-''-'
The Russian demand on Persia iorihe
cession OF tie Province of Tauris, in lieu
of 80 600 600 rubles. was renewed.
Ii was rumured at Vienna that secret
treaty was progressing between the Uni
ted States and the Porte. and that il was
probable Marmarizza would be ceded to
the former. Three American irigates.
were in the Bosphorus.
Another ministerial crisis is feared al,
Constanlinopls. Frenchman, named
Edward Raymond, had been arrested at
Southampton. or charge Of having con.
spired against the life of Louis Napoleon.
| He was taken TO London for examInatiJr.