Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-23

Liverpool dates of the 9th instant
The commercial news from England is important;
u Will be found below. The quarterly returns is
sued on the 9th instant show an increase in the
public revenue of el,000,000 The Queen was to
mold review of the great feet at Spithead on the
Sth instant
Our Geographic correspondence describes the
intelligence from the East as decidedly warlike.
though, Notwithstanding the threatening aspect Of
AFFAIRS there were those who hoped for continu-
ance of peace.
despatch to the London Times dated at vi
emma on the 9th of July, states that the Russians
had crossed the river Pruth at two points for the
purpose OF occupying the prncipalies Of Wallachia
and Moldaya ~
A protracted Cabinet Council was held at London
on the "a instant at which it was said to be decided
that the French and English fleets were to enter
the Dardaneles as a counter move to the hostile
demonstration of the Russians. II was tbouobt
however, that negotiations would continue even
after the occupation by Russia of the principaties
Ihe report IN London on the I'd that the Rms
SLAMS bad entered Jassy had caused panic in the
London Stock Exchange. The rumor was denied
by the Austrian Minister on the 4th. but was still
believed, owing to the fact that the Paris Monteur
had announced the receipt Of an official despatch
IRON st. Petersburg decreeing the occupation Of the
Danubian Provinces
1t is stated that the occupation Of Moldavia by
Russia had caused Austria to unite cordially with
France and England. Prussia maintains her neu-
trality
| Count GAYLUsE was to leave Vienna on a special
mission to St. Petersburgh in regard to the Turk
! ish question
The warlike preparations of Turkey are continu-
ed on the most extensive scale The unfurling Of
the Sacred Banner of NIahomet will be .h.e SIGNAL
Tor the rising of the Mahommedo. tribes from The
lied Sea to the Caspian at the Arsenal of Con
s syIfour vessels were being armed and
militia of Constantinople had been ordered out
The Prince Of SERvIA had offered to place AS, 900
men at the disposal of the Sultan, and similar
force was being raised in Albania.
The Emperor of Russia had issued manifesto
on the 10Th Of June, denying that he wishes war,
and throwing the whole blame Of war, if it should
come, upon the Ottoman Empire.
THE ENGLISH MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, july 6.-Wright s. Candy say that there
has been much excitement in the market for breadsufs
and prices have advanced all descriptions since the
departure of the Arabia Wheat continues active at rs
Cd IS Sd for white, and Is Sd Is Cd for red Flour
was largely dealt in at 26s Cd 27s for Western canal
and 28s 29s for choice brands Baltimore and Pha-
delpha corn was saleabe at 21s for yellow and
32s 32s Cd per quarter for white The imports of all
articles were heavy Maxwelrs circular of Tuesday,
July 5h quotes advance of Is Cd per barrel in -four
Is per quarter in corn Sd 4d per bushe white wheat
and sd Cd in red since that day week.
Mr.. Henrys circular says that lard is steady at shil-
ling advance, with upward tendency. Bacon is held
at Is. a IS. higher
The sales of cotton for the last three days
$4,000 bales, Of which spectators took 5000 and
porers 5000. There is better feeling and slight i'm
provement in middling qualities
LONDON july 5-In consequence of the Turkish ques-
ton wheat of all kinds is from As to 5s higher -four
to IS higher and IS per quarter higher. Consols
closed at 9S1
LATER STILL
HALIFAX July 90 The steamer Europa brings
the following additional items of intelligence
There plenty Of regard to tho aspect and
probable solution of the Eastern question but nothing
that can be relied upon authentic.
St. Peterburgh letters June 10Th say that exchange
and stocks unatered and the impression prevailed
! that peace would be maintained.
The passage of the Pruh by the Russians on the Cd
July and the occupation of Jassy confirmed by later
and authentic advices Gen. Luders occupy walla
CHA and Gen. hamburg Moldava. The Russian reserve
at Moscow about to march to Bessarabia.
Among the Russian troops on the frontier Camuck
Tartars and other tribes Of the interior Of ASIA inca
ing that the Emperor has been for long time preparing
for this contest
Advices from Constannople are to June 3d. 1t was
rumored that MozrRoFr will be sent by Russia to Con-
santinope to reopen negotiations The in Tur-
key anxious for war; and warlke preparations are
incessant under the direction Of French and English off,
GERS Selm Pacha has gone mission to Schamyl, |
the Circassian chief, to secure his alliance. /
Commodore STRINGHAM, Of the U. s. frgate Cumber-
land had interview with the Sultan and assured him
that he had the sympathy Of the American people.
It rumored that If France and England did not re-
gard the occupation Of the Prncpaties by Russia as an
act Of war, Turkey would oppose their occupation
and negotiations would be resumed.
Provisions at Constantnople were enormously dear
the silk crop almost failure opium abundant.
despatch from Bucharest July I'd, states that the
body Of the army intended occupy walacha were that
day crossing the Pruth at Leova Gen. Dandenburg COM
handing and next day the body intended to occupy Mol
davia would cross at Skouany. The Hospodars have
been assured that change would be made the
ment Of the principates Gen. Luders with his DIVISION
is to occupy waachia and Gen. Daramburg Moldavia.
1t is stated on the authority Of letters from St. Peters
burgb that the princpates will not be occupied at pre-
sent with more than 25 900 men.
We have advces from Constantinople OF June 23d.
mediation though generally considered impossible is yet
talked of, and Mczeroff, it is supposed viii be sent
by Russia to Constantnople to reopen negotiations
Others believed that any mission now from Russia would