Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-12
LATER FROM EUROPE.

TIE Eastern Question still more Threat
eaing- Exports Of the Great Poscers to Iaduce 1ar-
key to Sign the Vaerlna Note AustriG Pithdraacn
from the Alliance at C0aastdatin0ple
Cholera Raging IN England, Ireland and Saoed-
en-Cotto,a DulL-4doamce az BreGdstutS dc.
NEw YoRK, Oct. 6. The steamer Arabia has ar
rived, bringing Liverpool dates of the oath ult
The ARABIA brings 40 passengers She passed the
Atlantic Sept Goth, and exchanged signals with a
steamer supposed to be the ASIA at midnight the
18th. The steamer Hermann arrived off Southamp-
ton the 23d. She passed the Arctic on the 4th,
at A. NJ
The EASTERN QUESTION The aspect of the Turk
ish difficulty more threatening than ever. The
Turks were reused to the highest pitch of fury, and
call the Sultan to declare or resign the crown
Meantime the great Powers are endeavoring to per-
suade the Sultan to accept the original Vienna note
but Austria is disposed to recede from her alliance
with England and France, and to side with Russia.
This intelligence has greatly depressed the French
and English funds.
At Constantnople exciting placards continue to be
posted up. A bitter feeling manifested towards
England and caricatures that country freely
circulated among the Musselmen. The general be-
lief at Constantnople that Turkey would make
further either to Russia or the Wes-
tern Powers. 1t was also rumored that the dispute
between the English and French Ministers had been
revived the French Minister insisting that the fleets
should up to Constantnople, and Lord Redchtfe
Directing
Dispatches from Vienna of the Doth confirm the re-
port that Austria had withdrawn from the alliance
She declines to sanction guarantee in collective
against any further interference the part of
Russia between the Porte and its subjects. Another
despatch from Vienna states that instructions had
been sent to the English and French Ministers at
Constantnope, urging the Porte to accept the first
Vienna note.
The Bey of Tunis has informed the Porte that his
contingent is ready to take the field.
ENGLAND. The cholera was ravaging many cities
and towns of England and Ireland. Inc deaths at
Newcastle averaged 100 per day.
SWEDEN At Stockholm on the 18th the deaths
from cholera were $780, and at Carscrona the deaths
had been 932 out of population of Il, 600.
MARKETS. LlrerpoOt Market, Sept. p. Cotton
has been very dull at I'D. decline, except upon good
Orleans. The sales of the week have been %, 900
5000 bales. The quotations wcr fair Orleans 64d;
Mddling 5Ed.; fair Upland 6sd. Midding 58d
Breadstufts@The market for Breadstutfs contin-
ued active and buoyant. The weeks advance was
Is Cd per Dbl. on Flour, 3D. on Wheat, and As. per
quarter on Corn Western Canal Flour 32s. I'D. a
53s; Philadelphia, Baltimore and Ohio 34s. White
Wheat 9s. I'd. IS. 3d.; red and mixed s. Cd. a 9s
3D.. White and yellow Corn SO 4Os.
Provisions quiet. Tallow had advanced to
56s McHenry quotes Provisions unchanged. The
Government had contracted for Beef at 96 los. Fl
Pork firm. Taliow excited
Rosn was in good demand at Is. for common and
lis for fine. Sales of 100 bbls Spirits Turpentine at
59s Lard active at 52s on the spot, and 90 Cos
to arrive
Rice was in good demand at 22s cd. for Carolina
Cloverseed 57s Linseed Cake active.
Sugar quiet. Coffee nominal, Tea rather dullfor
common Congous, but better business doing in
higher qualities
Dye Woods were in steady demand.
LONDON MONEY MARKET. Money was tighter, but
there had been change in the rate OF discount
Consols had fallen as low as 944.