The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-10-20
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Additional news by the steamer


ooFo'o Sto'H w llle ZOln ana 2bth
ultimo greatly damaged the British and
Dutch coast, causing The loss OF many
lives and much property. Rotterdam and
other Dutch cities were much Injured
A screw steamer belonging to Amsler.
dam was wrecked and 100 lives LOST
The iron steamer Commoston, bound
from Hulllo Hamburg, was lost, and sev.
eral persons were drowned.
The American packet ship Neva. went
ashore in the Mersey, and large mum
Der OF her passengers were drowned.
The ship america, bound for San
francisco, went ashore near Smithport.
Fhe American snip Saltana was foun-
dered at sea on the 10Th September. OH
her passage from Glasgow to New York.
The crew were saved.
The ship Rhein. bound from Hamburg
to New York, with two hundred paSSen-
gers. had put back to Portsmouth. with
cholera on board.
The Eastern question shows new fea
lures Of alarm. The war party in Tur,
key, under Mehemh Ali, is still eager for
war, and insists that war is demanded by
the circumstances and the majority of the
Empire. The Sultan had refused to sign
the war declaration got up against Rus.
siR, which resulted in several riots, and
which caused so much alarm that the
French Ambassador had sent tor assist
ance to protect the Sultan and the Chris
tian residents from the fury of the Turks.
upon which four French steam fngates
Immediately passed lhe Dsrdanelles and
anchored before the city of Constantine.
pie. Admiral Dundas also received or.
ders to move the whole English fleet to
Constanlnople.
The Cars rejection Of the modiica.
tion to the VIENNA note made by the Porte,
was known in ConstantnopIe on the 18Th,
by express. but, as was expected, crisis
did not occur, and the ministry remained
unchanged. A feast Of Boriam passed
over quietly. and the Sultan appeared in
the procession and was not moleSled.
Advices from Trieste stale that better
understanding existed between the war
and peace parties in the Turkish Divan,
and some new arrangement was partly a
greed upon. until England Vienna note
caused Austria to inform the British and
French ministers at Constan,nople, that
Austria would never consent to war.
1t is stated that The most perfect har.
mony exists between Austria aud Russia
in nd -, I',,.i, - nG' a,,l a. as
rumored that Russia had demanded the
cession of the Turkish provinces. to in
demnlly The expenses of the occupation
Of the princlpatiIies
Russia was sill sending forward de
tachmenls and the Turks continued 10
erect tOrttieatous. on all points on the
Black sea- from Verna up 10 lhe mouth Of
the Danube.
Political matters in Engl nd we're quiz
ct. Several meetings had been called IN
several places. to express sympathy with
the Greek Christians but it was supposed d
.. TO be a Russian demonstration. aud hui
few attended Many alarming rumors
were circulated on the Paris Bourse Que
that the Russian Minister had demanded
his passport, another, that Austria had no
tilted France and England, that if they
gave active aid to Turkey, Austria would
take sides with Russia and occupy Ser.
via.
These reports we're not generally cred.
tied however.
The overland India mail had arrived at
Trieste, with dates from Calcutta 10 the
goth August
Famine and sickness was prevailing in
Rangoon; Burmah was quiet
The commercial advices were deemed
satisfactory
The insurgents in China continued 10
advance on Pekiu. where money and pro-
visions are reported very scarce.
A feet OF English and American ships
had been hired TO blockade Hong Kong
Nothing later had been received o.
Commodore Perry's movements.
The steamer Powhattan and ship Van
dalia. had gone north to join the expedi
tion.
Advices from Australia say that Floul
had been re-shipped to England from
Melbourne, owing to u decline oil fifty pei
cent caused by over stocks.
Mitchell had been assisted TO make hi,
escape from the Colony. by William l.
Smith, the correspondent Of the New
York Tribune.
The cholera had entirely disappeared
from Copenhagen.
The Emperors of Russia and Austria
had met al Olmulz; upon which occasion
there was great military display. The!
had long private conference.
The time for the Tree importation o
breadstufFs into the two Sicihes. haC
been extended to the first of June
ADDITIONAL COMMERCIAL NEws.--t
large business was doing in Coffee a
London, but at lower rates Sugar wa
steady at London, but lower at Liverpool
Al Liverpool Western Canal Flour i
quoted al Sis, and Balmore and Ohi
35s to 36. A moderate business was dc
ing in Lard al 57S to Cos.