The daily republic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-07


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TusxEy.-Ths Porte on tAe 1ekh ult. Anally
refused the last ulsian4tsm Of ~ Car. The
Russians had not yet crossed the Danube, and it
was believed there would be no war.
CHNA.-Accounts from China state that the
American naval forces were assisting the Empe-
ror, while the British remained neutral.
EScLANp.--The business in Parliament is un-
important 1t is the prevailing opinion that the
combined feet would enter the Dardanelles in
consequence of Russia 5 occupation of the Danu-
bian provinces; after which Austria will offer to
mediate, negotiations would commence, and the
business would terminate peaceably. @
The cotton operatives at Blackburn and Dan
ven threaten "a strike. 3 e
The crops in Ireland Indicate an early harvest.
FRANcE.-Mnsterial changes announced.
A remarkable statement is current that the Em-
peror intends to submit the question of peace or
war with Russia to vote of the people. 1t is
also rumored that the French government had a
copy of the Russian manifesto ten days since,
and, in junction with England, has recommend
ed the Porte to accede to it's terms in the form OF
note, instead of treaty. The .Moniteur con-
tains decree regulating the affairs of the Bona
parte family. The Emperor assumes the sole
mastership, his consent being necessary to the
marriage or divorce of any Bonaparte. No Boz
naparte is allowed to go further than seventy five
leagues from home without permission of the EN-
| hu hod hy nd
exile. I t
1 SwIrzERLAND.--The government of Freburgh
has called out the civil guard in fear of insur-
| rection. fa lN
PRuss,A.-The Berlin Cabinet takes neutral
attitude on the Turkish question.
IrALY.-There is excitement in Lombardy and
Central Italy, in consequence of the Turkish diff
Guilty. and it is reported that Mazzini is again in
Switzerland. Austria has u large camp near Va
ressa. 1t is reported that the Swiss troops in the
Kings pay will be withdrawn by order of the
| Republic. ]
| RUSSIA statement has been received from
St. Petersburg, l4th of June, that no final resolu-
| ton respecting the occupation of the Danubian
provinces would be taken until the refusal of the
Porte to the ultimatum shall be received. A de-
spatch from Constantinople of the 10th says the
,sltinat,n has been finally rejected. 1t is thought
the policy of Russia is to exhaust the resources OF
Turkey by causing an immense outlay for its de-
fence. 1t is reported that the Russians have en-
tered Moldavia and proceeded to Bucharest The
Emperor reviewed the balance of the feet at
Cronstadt on the 10TH Menschikof has been
named Governor of Crimea
Advices from Odessa mention an advance in
| i'm, in of 1arr Inns for
Russian troops. - a
LATER
The Austrian Envoy had arrived at CONSTANT
nople. Earl Carlisle passed through Vienna on
the 18th with definite instructions to the British
Minister at Constantinople. The Steele, at Paris,
reports that the Hospodars of the Danubian pro-
vinces have promised in of Russian inva-
sion to fall back on Turkish territory with their
troops. The Hospodar of Wallachia promises
the same. The Porte has declined to offer service
to the Polish, Hungarian, and Italian refugees
He wants only English or French officers. The
events at Constantinople have produced pro-
found sensation. The Pilgrims assembled at
Mecia, and all the native tribes anxiousy await
the war signal
| Religious fanaticism has reached CONSTANT
nople from Teheran, Persia.
| CHINA.-The advices from Shanghai state that
| the English residents greatly alarmed, and
had enrolled volunteers and landed guns from
their ships. The Americans also held a meeting,
and appointed Messrs. Cunningham, Wetmore,
and Warden committee, to act when necessary.
The Americans had given direct aid to the Chi
nese executive; the British resolved to preserve
their neutrality.
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ALEXANDRIA IrEMs.-Thc Methodist Protestant
Sunday School pic-nicked on the 4th at Fort
Washington, whence they were conveyed in the