Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-08
Additional by the Africa.

A late dispatch from Vienna says that the Russian
Ambassadors at Vienna and Berlin insist on Austria
and Prussia disseminating their passive attitude on the
Eastern question or, in other words, they must back
up the pretensionS of Russia
FRANCE.-The Houheur Echo mentions that orders
have been received by the maritime board of that port
to make levy for all mariners fit serve. and exempt
none
Eugene, Sue, it is said will soon return to Paris
Victor Huge is to reside in Portugal.
Numerous arrests h I'VE been made in Paris of per-
sons supposed to be engaged in conspiracy TO take
the life Of the Emperor
IrALy.-The official journal of Piedmont published
detail account of the recent unpIe asant affair at New
York, in respect to the Sandman frigae San Govan-
and the Sandman Government, and declared its full
appreciation of the conduct of the captain and Sadin-
Ians.
AUsTRIa.-The announcement is made that new
loan of eigh y millions forms is wanted
SwITzERLAND-The Council of Switzerland have
resolved 10 resist, at all cost, the unjust demand OF
| foreign powers.
SPAIN.-The Bank has placed % 900, 900 reals a,
the disposal of the government, TO meet one-haf OF
the yearly interest, payable at London and Paris on
the 30tl inst.
RUSSIA The Russian force now on the Danube
frontier is about hundred and thirty thousand, un
der Gems. Ludefs and Danneburg.
! Rear Admiral kornlleff has fleet of 46 gunboats
carrying 100 guns capable of transporting ten thou
sand men across the river at any point.
lURkEY.-COnStant:nOp letters state that since
the Turks Transmitted TO the different Aubassa
DORIS declaring their intention of defending themselve
their preparations for war have been more evident
The whole Bosphorous fleet has been towed Nortf
of the Straits and put in the form of crescent TO de
feat Northern entrance. This feet consists of ,hre
line Of battle ships of which two are three deckers
nIne frgates, OF which four first class; two cor
vet1es, six large and two small sized steamers
The greatest zeal prevails, and much confidence j
expressed by the Turks as to the result of fuur
possible contest
At present all is apparently in active preparation
but on looking behind the scenes we find an mite
want OF money, and recourse is had to all kinds n
shifts expedlent IN consequence of ruined excheouet
The end OF these military preparations whether the
result in peace, will be something approaehin
to national bankruptcy.
Another statement. equally reliable, states tina
money is plenfu-that every thing ordered by III
: government is paid for readily in gold.
Leo, the exiled Prince of Armenia. now residing !;
, London, has circulated decree among the peonlp
calling On them to help the Turks against the Rms
! slams. Under the Turkish sway, he says the Armen
lans can enjoy the free exercise of their religion bu
under Russia, never.
AS set off to this, despatch from Trieste, lot
inst, says that the Greek Armenian patriarchs of Con
santinople give pacific assurances the subject O
their intentions to coreligionists.
despatch by telegraph from Constantinople. date
June 6, says that the Dvan has just despatched a
Envoy Extraordinary special mission to Bucha,
ist and Jassey.
Moldava. the Wallachian Charge d'Affairs has lei
Constantinople for Vienna.
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