The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-07-27
ARRIVAL. OF TIE ARCTIC.
New York, July 90,

The Arctic arrived here this evenig, with
dates from Liverpool 10 the 18th.
The news is full Of interest. Couut Nes-
sabrode has issued a new circular more i'm
portant than his last, claiming that Russia
occupies the principaliles because the
French and English fleet occupy Turkish wa.
terS, and hints most clearly that Russia will
refuse all cancellations until the fleets are
Withdrawn; expressing, however, RusSia's
willingness to eyacuate the prnclpatleS
when her demands are fully granted
This note has particularly opened tEe eyes
of lhe European public, who now see the
necessity OF bringing the matter to a final
settlement, RuSsia's object being merely to
gain time and render her position impreg-
nable, and scarcely admitting the possibil-
ity of war. The opinion begins to gain,
for something decisive.
The public are continually amused by
dispatches of a pacific tendency, the latest
implying that France and England had, last
week, forwarded to st. Petersburg mod
crate note of concession on both sides to-
end the matter An answer is expected i'll
y week from July llth AMI TIL received all
is mere guess. The Bourses all keep
pretty tirm, which is a good sign.
Tie plot against Napoeon's life at the
opera MAS more serious than was at first
supposed. The conspiracy is unravel
led and the prisoners on trial.
The silk crop in he different parts France
is viewed with considerable arxialy, though
it is not yet suffering. Other crops again
promise we'll.
The public are warned by advertisements.
against spurious Spanish bonds.
1t is highly Important if authentic, chat
Mr. Druck, Austrian Envoy, instead Of a
concatory mission to Constantinople, has
made an imperative demand on Turkey.
The LoMdon Times says the French Min
ister of War is asserted to have addressed
the President of the Chamber of Commerce
at Nantes, in the following strain: We are
not bent on making war, but if the Empe
ror, to whom the honor Of this Government
is dearer than all, should think that the Ma
tonal honor exacts war, he will certainly not,
recoil from the necessity.
VIENNA, July 1.-THE troops are about
10 be concentrated mean PeterwarGein, for
the protection Of the frontier.
1t is said the Porte will publish a procla-
nation ia reply to the Emperor of Russia.
setting fogth all the injustice ssGiered flen
Russia for above century. @ q; i.s
The Danubian Principalities and the Di-
van of Waldayia met at Jassey.son the 9Th,
of June. The first act was to vote an adj
dress of devotion to the Gar
Anarmy of 10000 Russians are to occu-
py the Principalities. Contracts for fations
for nine months have beer concluded.
Advices from Smyrna of the goth, state
that the captain Of an American frigaie has
laid his vessel to the austrian brig, on board
of which the Hungarian, Col. Costa, is inl-
prisoned. The American captain declares
ne will oppose the removal Of the prisoner
to Triste. The United States Minister
claims Col Costa on the plea that he is an
American citizen.
Arot occurred at Smyrna. resulting from,
the arrest OF Mr. Costa, kossuth's.. emissa-
ry. The Captain ot the United States
Frigate st. Louis, behaved very gallantly,
and demanded to have the prisoner deliveT-
ed up to the protection Of the United States.
The improved prospects Of the French
IIdiHf9p ttlu Y ulClSi lOtG VI pibS 1-OiNiOil dlN
of the inland markets, has depressed breadr
stnhs. The Liverpool aarkes is quiet with
further decline OF Cd to Is on flour, and
to on wheat Some sales Of Indian
corn at previous rates; yellow rather, DEAR
er.
aMcHenry & Co., quote bacon as moving
freely. Shoulders qniet. Beef and pork,
no amendment.
At Manchester, the home trade IS steady,
at firm prices. Export trade dull, and stocks
increasing. 4