Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-16
Arrival Of tic stem I'Inr washington

NEW foRR, Aug. W.-Ihe steame
Washington. from So1,hampton. is put ii
with dates from Londan % The Goth, an
from Liverpool to The 1elb ult.
A despatch from Conlfanlinope states tha
England, France and G1fmany have agreet
upon The basis OF the Arrangement proposed
to Russia. to senle qIiars between ,ha
power and Turkey
The headquarters Of ihe Russian army 4
established al Bucharest
Eighty thousand rodns aff pncampad II
the vicinity of Vienna. .It2 NoIies 5
troops were stllmarchI
| Seveniy.two guns Of d 'o| s.I I. +.
at Jassy on the 8.h-JnlJ
Expectations Of corn S.|I l6l.'D,Iq|
from Naples.
Advices from ST. Pelefsburgh, under dat,
Of July 9th, states ,has3 the proposition 70
a compromise had reached the Russian Cab
inet. and alter the receips Of il, the Russian
Cabinet had shown more desire to negotiate
Telegraph dispatches from Cons,antinoplc
under date Of July 9th, slaie that a minste
rial crisis was feared in3consequenco Of The
Russian invasion Of PrincipaIities. A pacific
solution Of the difficulties with Rnssia wa.
expected. but no cessalio4 ofthe preparations
for war had taken place and The command
ants Of the Dardanellosports had orders tc
permit the passage of the English anc
French ships at any moment,
a formidable conspiracy against the life
or the Sultan, by fanaiical party, had been
discovered, and fifteen 81 the leaders had
been arrested and bow-spinged. Their OBJ
ject was to depose The Sultan, in favor oil
his brother, and declare war against Russia
Negotiations were st9 progressing in the
Hungarian Refugee affair, at Smyrna. -
The latest accounts say the Austrian and
American corveues had determined to fight
and had actually cleared.,heir decks for ac.
tion, when the British and French ConsuIs
inIedered, and succeeded in preventing hos.
IiiIies. Ii was Afterwards arranged that
Costa should be given upgto the French Con.
sui, until the French and American Minis.
Iers, at Conslan,inoples should settle the
affair. So Costa was accordingly landed in
chains and escorted byzAmerican marines
to the French Consuatesoffice.
The news from China, by this arrival, is
intensely Interesting. The dates from the
Arc are to the l4lh Of May.
The Rebels have translated the Bible into
their vernuCuar language and published and
circulated copies Of il inAmmense quantities
among The people.
They have also raised the banner oil
Christianity, and haysl full possession oil
Nankin, fully authorizing Protestant wor.
ship, wherever they have the control. This
course of the Rebels had created immense
excitement and The entire overthrow Of the
Tartar race seemed inevitable.
Nankin is represented as in state Of ruin
and The whole district in state OF anar.
chy. The Rebels were preparing to march
upon Pekin, as soon as they would receive
some reinrorcements from the South.
The commander Of the British steamer
IIermes had returned from an expedition
to The seat of rebellion, where he had
been for the purpose Of explaining the
neutral position maintained by foreign pow.
crs in regard 10 the rebellion. He states
the insurgents had adopted the Proteslan,
form Of worship, recognized Jesus Christ
as The Saviour Of mankind. adopted the
the doctrine of the Trinity, and taken the
Ten Commandments as their rule OF con-
duct.
In tho British House Of Lords, on the
18Th uIt,, Lord Clarendon stated that an
answer, in entire conformity with the note
published by the French Government. had
been returned to The last diplomatic note oI
Count Nesselrode.