The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-22

items OF foreign intelligence
LosDos, July oSt Peiersbargh letters OF the 2sh Of
June ray that the OF exchange and stocks were I'M
altered and general impression prevailed Thai feaee
From Turkey The latest accounts confirm The report of
the Russians having crossed the Prulh on the "a oil Jay
GREECE.
The president OF the counsel Of ministers has express
ed TO the Chambers the hope that Greece will not be un
der the necessity OF taking arms IN conflict Tor Ioregn
5fa.It.. $3.50 1874 asal.as.a,t
The parties who have designs upon the Island OF
Candis thinking The pesen, favorable time for their
antiques, are 10 full activity again. .-as e3esrl
LATEsr-BY SUMMARIZE TELEGRAPH. T
Sr PKTExsBuRGH, July 2.--Ths course OF business
here Indicate an increased apprehension Of war,
TRIESTE (no date THE Russian commandant. has
forbidden the Hosodars 10 publish the SaAns edict in
favor Of the Chris,snslba being document which The
Gar does not recognise. 81, . - 49,. t
AFFAIRS IN GREAT BaTAiA--PARLAMENTARY PROCEED
y t+sfs ihGs-THE TURKISH QUESTION, ETC 10 paa
bill to render illegal the Of flags and music par
llanenlary elections discussed in committee. lf
conversation came on in the House Of Lords between
Lords broughan, Gray, Clarendon. Derby. and Clsnr-
carde upon request Of the latter 10 postpone his motion
for information respecting the state OF the Turkish diff
Guilty. II all haDds agreed that the discussion OF
the subject its present critical condition, would be n
jurioas 70 the settlement The motion was consequently
postponed. neEs grsst# HtAs r.la, go ,e
" they could not say that negotiations had arrived q
that point that would render discussion comparatively
unmporan' but would say that negotiations were going
on and they most earnestly hoped that there might be
peace iu solution OF the question. s5 In. s4 s.
The Earl Of Clarendon further admitted that the Cars
manifesto. dated Pe,erhof, June 20, was genuine. g
In tho Commons Mr. Layards motion on the same sub
Iect crowded ou but he insisted bringing it for
ward on Monday, the 18th inst. I'll. tlu-rf a.slt
Lord Palmerson explained that the Russian govern
ment had been repeatedly applied 10 10 keep clear the
SuIna channel Of the Danube. but had always svaded
the subject Lord Palmersion however, himself evaded
replying TO the question whether in the event OF HOSTILE
ties with Russia, force would be sent to protect the
numerous British ships now aground in The
Danube fF*E#a AEa "a E.pt 1a
In answer to Mr.. Hume, the Chancellor Of the Elk.
chequer stated that measure had been prepared by gov
bu, sufficient time had not elapsed 10 obtain the views OF
remote colonies on the subject, HIN Im t
POLITICAL AND MscELLANEous
r. Hobbs, in three minutes, picked the premium lock
which had been awarded prize Of Glo from the So
presiding MIR Hobbs opened it in the presence OF the
Society with needle and q thin strip OF steel:
The royal institution for the preservation OF life from
uted) for his exetons at the wreck OF the ship William
Gabriel Saugarre had been found guilty Of lefrauding
Messrs Duncan, Sherman, d Co. The sentence was
deferred on technical objections EtL-' tHoHz
In the court OF exchpquer-Cobb VS. Fremont-the
rule had been made absolute awarding the California in
erest OF twenty five per cents instead oil The washing
lon rate OF six per cent
Quetn Victoria would visit Dublin Tuesday. the l2h
July, and remain until the 10th. ga -.
Daniel OConnell has been elected member OF Paria-
ment for IIalee. "a
REPLY TO EEssELRoDEs NOTE
The French government has drawn up a note 10 reply
10 Nesse rodes Russian note. II bears the signature
Drouyn de PHuys-is firm and temperate II asserts
over the Latin Church in the East Russia has
the Greek church, and hopes that Russia will adjust it's
claims without ,rrspassing the rights OF Turkey The
note is ably drawn up.
The duty OF two francs per ton on French vessels
leaving French ports is abolished. 1.TT. {.
The Venezuelan minister Mendoza, had presented
his credentials.
The Zol. Verein conference had not opened the dele
gates mol having all arrived at Berlin.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
despatch from Bucharest July 3D. states that the body
Of the army intended 10 occupy Walacha were that day
crossing the Pruth, al Leora General Dandenburg
handing. and next day the body intended TO occupy Mol
q ssured that change would be made in the govern
OF the rrincipalitee General Lnders, with his d.
vision. is to occupy Waachia, and General Daamburg,
k1oldavia.
Its stated on the authority OF letters from ST Peters
bugh, that the municipalities will not be occupied at
present., with more than % 900 men.
We have aIvices from ConstAnlnople OF June 23I
mediation though generally considered impossible
yet talked OF, and that Menschikof would be sent by
Russia 10 Consianinop!e 10 reopen negotiations Oilers
believe that any mission now from RUSSIA would be
merely 10 signify TO the Porte that unless the uimatum
bs now accepted the Russians would cross the Danube
We have little beyond rumor on which 10 found OUT
opinion OF The probabilities Of actual hosities. IL was
generally believed that EngAnd and Frasce, having
modified their policy. and not looking upon the occupa
lion OF the principaes by Russia an act OF war; the
Porte would not oppose By force that occupation. but
would formally call all the powers Of Europe TO observe
existing Treaties t...r .,...
Negoial,ons would then be resumed. the result OF
which will be the guarantees Of The privileges and i'm
muniies formally made by The Pore 10 all the powers
including Russa The question 10 not one OF personal
vanity any than il OF policy. on the part Of The
scarcely diminish hi. dean ands. Turkey canno, admit
The leg atty OF The Russian occupation but will not be
likely 10 cross the Danube TO force actual Neither
will The Russians be apt to invade Turkey proper Con-
the present depressing uncertainty may con-
,inue for some time longer.
II was rumored thai conference was to be held be-
tween France England. Ausrs, and Prussia, TO agree
upon protocol. to be submitted TO Russia and Turkey.
ts DETAILS or THE FOREIGN MARKETS II &
LIVERPOOL, JAY oh : Coton.--The advices from
America, per Canada and Arctic, although OF a harden
ing tendency, failed 10 produce much effect upon the
which eull kept in check by the unsatisfactory
condition of Eastern affairs, and although good M
qury has been experienced, holders show their stocks
freely that marked change in prices can be quoted
II ans Thing the clean, useful qualities above mlddlinG
in American, are sshty dearer, but lower qualities are
difficult to move me tra
Daring the pas, fortnight a hardening tendency has
been connuous and houses have raised their quo
la,ons one sixteenth 10 eighth. meet this mper
cepple Improvement, chiefly on fair Mobiles and mp
lands. fridays sales 5000 bace. the market
closing steady SaIea OF the week. $3.50 bales, nclu
ding $50 on speculation, and i1oaO tor export, ne
authorized quotations are---fair Orleans, 81; mddng,
Oh; fair Mobiles, 81; middIing. 6 iaT uplands, 81
m,ddlinE, infetor. 90 s.; ordinary, 81 aSi Stock
in port, $50 900 bales. including $685. 900 American
against Total of $4,000 bales (of wh'eh $4,000 were