Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-08-06
Arrival Of tho steamer Washington.

New York, Aug. 4.
The " ashngton with London dates 10 GOTH,
arrived at 10 A. NJ.
Cotton at Liverpool irmor and moderate.
Breadstuffs rather higher say at outside
Flour has advanced six pence. Wheat one
penny; Corn quiet.
Bacon dearei Beef and Pork unchanged.
The Steamer Niagara with Liverpool dates
TO 23d ut, arrived al Halifax this A. NJ. Not
a word Of her news has yet been received.
When the Washington left, confidence in
the maintenance of peace wns inc easing in
London and Paris. The reply Of Russia to
the joint representation Of Franco and Eng
land was expected in London about the 22d
The latest intelligence from St. Petersburg
was to the 1eth July; which states that one
OF the propositions for a compromise had
reached the Russian Cabinet which indicated
desire to negotiate.
Telegraph accounts from Constantnople
state that a Ministerial crisis was feared in
consequence Of tho Russian invasion Of the
Principalities A pacific solution, however,
was expected, but the commandants of the
Dardanelles had orders to permit the passage
of the British or French at any moment, day
or night.
The formidable conspiracy agarnst the life
Of the Sultan, got up by the fanatcal party,
had been discovered and Is Of the leaders
arrested. Their object was to depose the
Sultan in favor of bis brothers, then declare
war against Russia. Negotiations were still
progressing in the Hungarian refugee affairs
at Smyrna,
The latest accounts state that the American
and Austrian ships had determined to fight;
and had cleared their docks for action, when
the British and French Consuls interfered
and prevented the threatened hostilites. 1t
was afterwards arranged that Costa should
be given up to the French Consul, till the
French and American Ministers at Constanti-
nople had settled the affair. Costa afier-
wards landed in Mains and was escorted by
Austrian marines to the French Consulate.
Advices from China to the 10th of May
are of a singular character. The rebels had
raised the banner of Christianity. The Bible
had been translated and they were under the
influence of extraordinary fanatcism of tho
whole race. Nankin was still held by them
and reported to be in state Of union. Tho
rebels were fortifying the city and intended
TO march upon Pekin as soon as they received
expected reinforcements from the South.
The Commander of the British War
Steamer HerDaeS, has returned from an cx-
pedition TO the section of the rebellion where
he explained the neutral position of foreign
powers. lie states the insurgents had adopt
ed the protestant form Of worship.
In the House of Lords, on the 18th, Lord
Clarendon stated that an answer in entire
conformity with the note published by the
French Government had been returned 10
the last diplomatic note of Nesslerode.
PARIS July 10,
The funds experienced decline TO day OF
Sd. dispatch from ConstantDope states
that England, France and Germany had a.
greed to the bssis Of the arrangement which
is to be proposed to Turkey
The head quarters of the Russian army
had established at Bucharest. $4,000 troops
were enclmped at the environs.