The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-06-16
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ARRIVAL OF THE sTEAMSHIP
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HALIFAX. June G. @ p. M.

The steamship Canada, with advices
from Liverpool to the 28th ult., is Just in
There was an increased pressure in
the money market at London, and only
first class bills were taken by the bank
ers at three per cent. Consols closed
at 1904 for money. American securities
were firm and unchanged.
The news brought to us by this ar
rival Is Of highly important charac-
ter.
At the urgent request Of the Emperor
of China, the American, French and
English ships Of war; in eastern waters,
have undertaken to protect Nankin and
Shanghai from the Rebels.
The French feet had been ordered to
the Dardenells which caused great ex-
citement in the French funds. 1t is be-
lieved Napoleon has threatened Russia
with war, in case she persists in her de-
mands on Turkey.
The diplomatic relations between Swift
Eerland and Austria, are entirely broken
off.
The affairs in Burmah are unfayorable
to the British interests.
In the British Parliament, on the 27th
ult., Lords Clarendon and Russell stated
that the French and English Ministers at
Constantinople were acting in concert,
and that the integrity of the Borte would
be maintained, and expressed hope that
Russia will insist on nothing incompatible
herewith, but further said, that in the
present state of the question they could
not give further indications as to the
course the British Government would a.
dopt.
A report, that the Russian forces had
entered Turkey was circulated at Paris,
which violently agitated the Bourse.
It was rumored that Napoleon had
assured the Russian minister, that, much
as he desired the peace of Europe, yet
he coald not hesitate to change his pol
icy, if Russia should force measures hos
tile to France and the East.
Theresult of the elections in Holland,
will leave the ministry in the minority,
A aote from the Papa See had been
laid before the Chambers on the 22d,
but up to the latest dates, no answer
had been given to the communication.
In the meantime, the Roman Catholic
Prelates were active.
The Austrian charge had been with
drawn from Switzerland, and the Swiss
Envoy at Vienna had been recalled, Sc
the diplomatic relations between both
countries had ceased as before stated
The Vienna papers state that recent de-
velopments show that the conspiracy a
Rastock was widely extended, compro
missing several persons of distinction.
Adyiees from Turkey of the 1st ult,
say that the Porte had refused to ac
cept the Russian ultimatum, and Men
schikof had embarked on board Rus
sian ship of war at Constantinople, ant
sailed for Odessa.
The French Ambassador had ordered
the French feet to the Dardanelles, il
order to prevent any attempt made BY
Russia to pass the Straits; but on thu
goth ult. the French squadron was a
Salamis, and on the l2th the British
feet remained at Malta, waiting rein
forcements from England.
In dispatches to the British Amiralty
Admiral Dandas, the commander Of tn,
fleet at Malta stated that Menschikof
had remained on board the Russian yes
sci, but had renewed his offer to thu
Porte, and given him to the Goth ult
to decide, at. the same time threatening
that if the Porte did not comply, ht
(Menschikof) would then finally leave
The St. Petersburg papers report
victory over the Circassians on the hill o
Karadona.
Kossuth had attended a meeting Of thu
Friends of Italy at London, and stateC
in a speech that Mazzini had arrived il
England.
0'Donahue, the Irish Patriot, had es
capped from Australia, and was on hi
way to America.