The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-26
THE LATEST NEWS.
FOREIGN NEWS BY THE ARCTIC.

The Developments in regard TO the Turkish
snest;on give more threatening aspect TO az
fairs. Count Nesselrode has issued new
c;rculsr. more impudent than the last, claim.
re ,bat Russia occupies the Prineipalities
hsesuse the Freech aud English fleets are in
Turkish waters, and hints out clearly that
Russia will refuse all Cancellation until the
fleets are withdrawn. Willingness TO eva.
custe the Pnncipaities is, however, express
cd 81 hen the demands OF Russia are complied
with.
An important despatch has been received
from Amsterdam, stating that Baron BrucL,
,be Austrian Envoy at Constantlnople, instead
~ b,inp charged with q conciiiatory mission,
has made an imperative demand on the Porte
G,r all the concessions previously refused TO
Lsinineen's mission. This would seem TO
indicate collision between Austria and Rus
sa.
4 despatch from Vienna announces that
tfnoog are about to be concentrated at Peter
warisIn Tor he protection OF the frontier.
|, is raid that the Porte will publish a reply
TO the Emperor OF Russia, setting forth all the
Injustice with which Turkey has been treated
by Russia.
This note has partially open the eyes OF the
European public, who see the necessity Of
bringing the matter to close, RussIa's OBJ
lect being merely to gain time to render her
position impregnsble. Although the possible
ity Of war is scarcely admitted, public opinion
begins TO demand something decisive. The
public are tired of being continually amused
with dispatches announcing pacific tendency
OF affairs. The latest report is that France
and gland had last week forwarded note TO
81. Petersburg, proposing mutual concessions
in order 10 end the dispute, to which an an
swer was expected about July 18th.
SMYRNA.
Adyices from Smyrna to the 29lh Nlt, bring
intelligence of difficulty which had occurred
there between the captain of the u. s. frigate
St.Louls and the Austrian authorities. The
Austrians attempted to remove in a brig to
Trieste the Hungarian Colonel Costa, an em-
isary Of Kossuth, owing to whose arrest a
riot had broken out The captain Of the
81. Louis CLAIMED Costa as an American, de-
mended that he shout be delivered up to the
protection OF the United States, and would
have taken him by force If Costa could have
sustained his claims TO citizenship.
The conduct Of the American commander
excited great admiration. In consequence OF
the disturbance, Austria had demanded and
received satisfaction from Turkey, the Cover
nor OF Smyrna being removed. The ST. Louis
was still IN the vicinity of Smyrna.
GREECE.
There is nothing further in regard to the
case of Mr. King.
FRANCE.
The pot against Napoleon's life at the
Opera is more serious Than at first supposed
A conspiracy has been unraveled, and the pri
sOners committed for trial.
The French Minister of War has addressed
the President of the Chamber of Commerce, d
Nantes in the following slrain:-"We are no
bent on war, but if the Emperor, TO whom the
honor OF the government is dearer than all
should think That the national honor demand:
Wer, he certainly will not recoiI.''
The Paris BOurse was dull and most of the
funds had declined.
MARKETS.
LirerpO0l, July 13.-The cotton Market re
mains unchanged, with average sales. The
quotations are fair Orleans cd; midling Gid.
tair Upland 3d.; fair Mobile 6zd.; middling
Upland and Mobile Cd.
breadstuffs.-The improved prospect of the
French harvest and quieter tone in the Lon.
don and inland markets, has depressed Liver
pool transactions. The market is quiet, with
further decline of cd Is per barrel, in -four
and Id ID per 20 lbs. in wheat. Indian corr
unchanged; yellow rather dearer.
Henry quotes bacon active
at previous rates. Shoulders quiet. Bee
and Pork unchanged. Cheese saleeble. Larc
steady at the recent advance. Tallow easier
Rice quiet. Nothing doing in bark.
At Manchester the home trade was stead,
and firm. Export trade dull, Stocks wer,
accommodating and lower rates would be &C
c5pted 10 secure orders.