Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-08-17
LATEsT IRON EURoPE.

~ LATEST. FROM Ee Flsss s. -
i TIE Eastern 9}uestioss 4greement Signed 6y 7irA
key, but no a1asaer from lore 4userfcdM
Protection to l7xaagGriaais sat Smyrna Ereited
State Ct HeE-eotteS Tending uo'oard &c. g.
ed at early hour this morning, bringing 70 pas
sengers and Liverpool dates of July, 3oth ult.
The Africa passed the Europa off Cape Sable on
the 7th ult. The Hermann arrived at Cowes on the
29th.
The u S. figate Constitution sailed from St Vim
cents on the 18th of July, for Port Prya.
EASTERN AFFAIRS The Sultan had signed the
agreement drawn up by France, England and Aus
tria, and would send ambassador to st. Posters
burg. Beyond this nothing had uanspired. The
protest of the Porte against the occupation of the
Principalities is temporarily written. AT London
and Paris peace considered certain.
american Intervention at Smyrna. Another case
has occurred at Smyrna in which the protection of
the United States has been afforded to unfortunate
refugee A Hungarian with his wife and children
escaped from Beyroot to Smyrna, and went on board
the Loyds Austrian steamer at the latter place. He
Immediately arrested by the captain of the stea-
mer as an Austrian subject, and placed under con-
finement He managed to escape, however, and
swimming to the shore asked protection of the Ame
rican Consul This afforded him, and the Con-
sui compelled the captain of the steamer to give up
the wife and children of the refugee The Costa af
fair remained as before.
ITALY The whole of Italy was in feversh state of
excitement, and particularly in the Papal States,
symptoms of instruction were apparent. Riots had
occurred in Bologne, Ravenna, Rimin, Friuli, and
Ferrara nominaly on account of the high prices of
bread. Ravenna was reported to be in a state of
siege. Numerous assassinations were taking place,
and among others the Secretary of the Republic of
San Marine had been killed. Rome was in very
excited state, and it reported that several of the
patriot leaders were in that city The police were
very active. The export of breadstufs had been pro-
hibited from America.
DENMARK A political crisis had taken place be-
tween the Ministry and the Representatives.
AUSTRIA. The Emperor had forbidden Austrian
workmen to visit Switzerland.
SPAIN. Concha, late Captain General of Cuba has
written exposure of the NAL administration of the
Island and asked permission of the Government to
publish it.
FRANCE AND ENGLAND. There was nothing of in
terest from France England.
MARKETS. LIVERPOOL. July 80. The sales of Cot
ton during the week have been n, 800 bales nclud
ing 60 $50 bales American of which spectators took
1870 bales and exporters IL, 900. The demand
had been active at full rates.. The tendency of
middling and better qualities is upward Sales
Friday of 10000 bales, the improvement not amount
ing to 1-16d. The quotations Fair Orleans ID
middling 3-16d. 64d fair Mobile and Upland
64d middling Gid.
Breadstuffs-The general tone of trade was strong
Wheat and Flour sold freely at the extreme rates of
last week. Corn quiet. White Wheat S. a S. 3D.;
red Is. Sd. a Is. Tod. Canal Flour 27s. Cd. 29s
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Ohio 27s Cd. 2Ss. 3D.
Provisions-Beef is in improved enquiry at 97s
Cd, a 1O5s for new mess Pork is more active
Western Mess S2s. 3D. los; Eastern do rs S0s
95s. Bacon dull at 46s. a AIS. Lard advanced I'd
a Is. Considerable sales at 53s. Cd. 54s. Tallow
dull at 53s. Cheese improving Grease Butter
wanted Quercitron Bark quiet at IS. Sd. ex ship
and IS. Cd. for Philadelphia store.
There speculative demand for Cloverseed
Sales of 100 tierces American at 40 a ABS.
Rice was in good demand. Sales of $50 tierces
Carolina at 25s. 25s. 3D.
Rosin moved readily at As. Cd for common, and
13s for fine
No sales of Turpentine Sales of 1000 bbls
Stockholm Tar at is.
Tea had improved under Geographic accounts from
China but dealers awaited their letters. Coffee dull
Sugar in improved demand at steady rates.