Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-10-12
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


to Settle it-Neutrality Of .Servia-Ihe o. s. ia
pan Erpedition- Crisis in Spain Withdraaoal of
y Austria from the Turkish Oonterence-D Demand
: upon the Sultaa to accept the Vienna Note-N0re-
ments of Turkish Troops-Our Mmister-Furth-
err Adoance in Breadstu6s-C Cotton Dull, dc.
New YoRK, Oct Sd. The steamer Baltic arrived
at an early hour this morning, bringing Liverpool
dates of Sept. 81.
The EASTERN QUESTION No change whatever had
occurred in the aspect of the Eastern question since
the sailing of the America The Vienna Conference
was still in session. attempting smooth difficulties
1t was reported that new modification, contrary
both to Russia and Turkey, would be made but it
feared in the meantime that the opposing armies
might come in collision.
The Servian Charge had notified the Pope that in
the event of war Servia would remain neutral
The King of Prussia had concluded not to meet
the Emperors of Austria and Russia at Olmutz.
The Paris Pays states that the French government
entertans confident hopes that the Turkish difficult
ty will be settled without an appeal to arms. The
Patrie adds that Russia will not, under any circum
stances, commence hostilities.
The definite decision of Turkey cannot be known
in England before the first second week in Oct.
EGYPT. The Pacha of Egypt has sent Kouchdy
Bey as commissioner to the New York Exhibition
INDIA AND THE EAST. The overland mail from
India brings intelligence that the u S. expedition,
comprising the Susquehanna, Princeton, Plymouth,
and Saratoga, had sailed on July Sd from Shanghai
for JAPAN followed by two Russian frigates. The
Susquehanna and Saratoga had touched at several
islands and distributed live stock. On the Island of
Bonan the commodore found European settlers, and
purchased ten acres of land on fine harbor suita-
BILE for a coal depot.
The China revolution was extending, but no dec-
sive action reported.
FRANCE. Nothing new had transpired in France.
The increased activity in the Navy Yard indicated
the critical dondition of Eastern affairs.
The movements in breadstufs continued, and pri-
advancing.
AUSTRIA. The Hungarian regalia were to be lodged
in the Vienna Museum.
SPAIN. Letters from Madrid say that another
Ministerial crisis is close at hand. The proprety of
deposing the Queen freely discussed in private
political circles.
ENGLAND Nothing new had transpired. The chol-
era was rapidly spreading.
MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, Sept 81. Cotton was dull
ever at prices further favorng buyers. Qualities
below middling were almost unsaeable. Sales of
the three days only $4,000 bales of which specula-
tors took nothing and exporters $500 bales.
Brcadstuffs- market for breadstuffs continues
animated at further advance of Sd wheat and Is
| per Dbl. on -four Corn was in demand at an ad-
vance. The quotations vary in the different circu
lars, but the following gives a. fair average Whit
corn 80 36s; White wheat 9s a 9s 4d; red and
mixed IS sd SIS lid; Western Canal flour 31s Cd
s2s Cd Philadelphia and Baltimore S2s 6da 3Ss Cd; !;
| OHIO 33s Cd a 34s. the latter for choice.
LONDON MONEY MARKET. The funds have been
| quiet. Consels closed at 954 95i for money and
95l So for account Money tight, but plenty for
legitimate business
| LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoNDoN, Sept 20.
| Coffee is in fair demand at unchanged rates. Rice
firm at full rates. Tallow quiet at AS 3d. 54s Cd
Tea more active at full rates. Scotch Pig Iron 63s
63s Cd. per ton.
| MANcHEsrER MARKET Trade at Manchester was
dull and prices of goods and yarns easier; stocks
however, do not accumulate, and holders not
pressing. The difficulties with the operatives con-
| tinue.
! HAvRE, Sept. 10th. The Arabia's adviccs have
been teegraphed, and Cotton is more active at un-
| changed rates. Sales to-day of 900 bales. Flour
has recovered from the temporary decline and it is
now quoted at A francs. Sales to-day of 900 bbs.
at that price.
Very Latest by Telegraph Unexpected attitude of
| Austria
| PARIS, Sept Goth, P. NJ A telegraphic dispatch
| from Vienna announces that Austria had declared
that circumstances aciU longer permit her to oct
,oih the other p0,ceTs Instructions have been for
| warded to NJ DE Bruck the Austrian Minister, to as
the Sultan that he must accept the first Vienna
note without any modification.
Constantinople dates of the 7th state that the
Egyptian troops had been shipped off to Varna and
Shumla.
Mr.. Jackson the American Minister, had arrived
at Vienna, and would present his credentials to the
Emperor of Austria at Olmutz.
The harvest in Brittany is favorable.
The Bourse which better Saturday and
Monday, has fallen to-day The three's closed at
T7f 1Oc four and half, 101f 75c.
A terrible accident had occurred on the Paris and
Bordeaux railroad Five persons were killed and
many wounded. Three engines were smashed to
pieces.
Mr.. Soule left last evening for Madrid.