The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-08-10
Arrival Of Steamer Washington.

Of the Protestant form Of WOrShip.
New York, August 4.
The Washington, with London dates to
20Ih ult., arrived at J0a A. N.
Cotton at Liverpool frmer, and modcr.
ately active.
DreadstufTs rather higher, say at out.
side.
Wheat, penny Flour, Cd; Corn quiet;
Bacon dearer; Beef and Pork, unchanged.
Turkish question more pacific, and
likely 10 be arranged without resort to
arms.
China dates to May l4lh, the insurgents
raised the banner Of Christianity. Prot.
cslant form of worship have possession of
Nankin and other important points.
Whea, al Liverpool, 10Th, Id dearer for
fresh white and red.
Flour unchanged Corn quiet and un-
changed.
Consols closed 9SS in London.
When the Washington left, confidence
in the maintenance Of peace was %increas.
ing both in London and Paris.
The reply of Russell to The joint repre-.
senlalion of France and England, was ex.
pecicd in London about the 22d.
The latest intelligence from st. Peters.
burgh, was TO the 9th of July, which states
that one Of The propositions for eompro-
mise had reached the Russian Cabinet,
which indicated a desire to negotiate.
Telegraph accounts from C%onslantinople
state that a Ministerial crisis was feared in
consequence Of the Russian invasion Of
the pr~incipalilies.
A pacific solution was, however expec.
ed.
The commandgnt of the former Darda
nclls had orders to permit the passage oil
the British or French ships at any moment
day or night.
The formidable conspiracy against the
life of the Sultan, got up by the Fanatica
party, had been discove cred. and fifteen o.
the leaders arrested. Their object was iC
dispose of the Sultan in favor of his broth.
ers, then declare war against Russia.
Negotiations were still progressing il
the Hungarian refugees aud affairs a
Smyrna.
The latest accounts state that The Amer
can and Austrian ships had determined IL
Eight, and had cleared their decks Tor ac
non, when the British and French Consul
interfrred and prevented the threatened
hoslilities. 1t was afterwards arrange
that Costa ST ould be given up to the FrencI
Consul until the French and Austrian Min
listers at COnslantinople had settled the a.
fairs. Costa afterwards landed at Main.
and was escorted by Austrian warriors /
the French Consulate.
Adviccs from China 10 the 10Th May
are Of a very singular character. 'rh
rebels had raised the blnner of Christian
ity.
The bible bad been translated, and the
were under the impulse Of an exIraorlini
ry faualirism of The whole Tartar race
Nankin was still held by them, and rrpn.
led to he in a slate Of union. The rebeI
were furliGyin the city, and intended I
10 march on pekin as soon as they rcceiy
expected rpiniorcemenis from the south.
The commander Of the British va
steamer MrmeS had returned from an e,
petition 10 the section of the rbehioI
where he explained The neutral position
foreign powers.
He states that the insurgents had adop
cd the Protestant mode of worship.
In The House Ct Lords on The 18th, Lor
ClarcLd N stated that an answer in enlir
conformity with the note proposed by tn
French Government, has been returned I
The las, diplomatic note of Nesslorede.
PARIS, l9-The funds experienced
decline to-day Of Sd.
A dispatch from Constanlinople state
that the English, French and German
had agreed to the basis o(lhe Arrangement
which is to be proposed to Turkey.
The head quarters OF the Russian arm
had been csIabl shed at Bucharest, an
$4,000 troops were encamped al the cnv
rons.
Adviccs from Vienna 10 the 18Th, sta
that troops were still marching 10 Il
South.
Sixly,two guns Of heavy calbcr had a
rived at Jassy on The 9Th Of July.
The exploration OF corn had been pr
hibited.