Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-08-25
ARRIVAL OF THE
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l6.

The steamer Humboldt arrived al N.
York with dates to the I'd. The Amer
lea arrived out on the 3lst. 81. ... .. .
Ii was feared that the Emperor OF
Russia would decline to Withdraw his
forces from the Principaliiies as sripnla.
ted in the proposition of the three pow
ers. The English and French fleets
would, in that event, be ordered to pass
the Dardanelles, and peaceful settle,
ment be greatly jeoparded. , ID .u
A Geographic dispatch from CONSTANT
nople of the 20th, states tina, The Porte
aud the representatives of the great pow
ers, had accepted the proposition of the
Austrian Minister. which arranged that
the English and French fleets should
withdraw from Bersika Bay, while the
Russians should evacuate the Danuban
provinces. ...-.. .....s ... -..
The Provinces of Turkey would send
an ambassador 10 open negotiations at
ST. Petersburgh. ~ ..r .....
The Morning Chronicle re-affirms that
five States had offered the Porte money
and active Observation-Disclosures were to
be opened al Vienna. .......... ...
A decline in the funds, had been caus-
ed by the prevailing rumor of Russia
Withholding her consent ..-... .....-
Articles appeared in the 'Conslitulion'
declaring that France and England would
not consent to the arrangement which
had been proposed in Constantinople.-
Great uneasIness was created by the
news of decree of The Car ordering
fresh levy of recruits throughout the
empire, which was interpreted as war
measure. Moldavia has declared itself
pendent of the Porte, ard refused to
pay further tribute similar movement
was expected in WalIachla. ...... YIN.
lis asserted that the Porte intends ad
dressing an uItlnatum 10 Russia, in
which, after paying due regard 10 the
rights OF The Sultau's Christian subjects,
lhal sovereign declares that, if in spite
of their repeated assurances, the Gar
should persist in offering war, the Porte
was resolved 10 accept, but that The re-
sponslbilily must lie with Russia. The
above documen, il is further asserted has
been communicated to the Ambassadors
of France and England. ...s...
Orders have been sen, 10 the Hospa-
dars of Moldavia and Wa!achia, com
handing them to quit the princlpahues
and return 10 the right bank of the Dan
ube.
A very favorable change had taken
place 10 the weather in England, which
has had a good effect on tho wheat crop.
Reports Of the spread of the potatoe rot
are conflicting, but, on the whole, unsat-
is(actory. ........... ........ ....
The Egg piian feet, with 10000 men,
arrived al Constanlipnple on the l9th.
Admiral Dundas, Of the English feet,
v 18th all his Captains, has been on re-
connosance of the Turkish forts and
vessels. .... -.......
Russia demands Of Persia The cession
of the province Of Tauris, in lieu OF 80
millions of roublcs due her. |, was ru.
mored in Vienna that treaty was made
between the United States and the Porte
and the probable cession Of the port OF
Marmorizza. .a....ss .... ...... ...
Three American frigates were said to
be in the Bosphorous. .......
Another ministerial crisis was feared
at Consranlinope. .- ..
A Frenchman named Edward Ray
mond has been arrested at Southampton
on charge of having consPired with 9th
ers 10 murder The French Emperor 4; he
was taken to London for examination.