Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-09
One Week Later from, Ei,rope.

HALIFAX July 6-The steamer 4merica has arrived,
bringing Liverpool Dates to June 25th
The proceedings of the British Parliament are unim-
portan 1t the prevailing opinion that the combined
feet of Great Britain and France would the Daria
nelles consequence of Russias occupation Of the
Danubian provinces; and that Austria win then offer her
mediation thereby opening the way for renewal Of me-
gotiations which will terminate the crisis peaceaby.
The Paris Monteur contains decree regulating the
affairs of the Bonaparte family in which the Emperor
sumes the sole control His is necessary to the
marriage divorce of any Bonaparte and member Of
the family is allowed to 60 further than seventy-fve
leagues from home without the permission Of the Empe
ror, who may punish by exile.
The Cabinet Of Prussia takes attitude ON the
Turkish question.
Accounts from ST. Peersburgh the 14th June state
that final resolution respecting the occupation Of the
Danuban provinces would be taken until the reception
of the refusal of the Porte accede the umatum Of
Russia.
Ii is reported that the Russians have entered Modaya
| and proceeded to Bucharest.
The Emperor reviewed the remainder of his feet at
Cronstadt on the 18th. Prince MESscurKoFF has been
named Governor of the Crimea.
The Sublime Porte the 10th ultimo, finally refused
the ultimatum Of the Gar. The Russians had not
yet crossed the Danube and it believed there would
be war.
An Austrian Envoy had arrived Constantinople. On
the 18th ultimo the Earl of passed through
Vienna with definite instructions for the British Minister
at Constantinople.
The Paris Steele reports that the Hospodars Of the Da
nuban Provinces have promised, in case Of Russian
INVASION to fall back the Turkish territory with their
troops. The Hospodar of waachia promises the same
The Porte has declined the offer Of services of the
Polish, Hungarian and Italian refugees lie wants only
English or French officers.
The from China that the American naval
forces assisting the Emperor while the British re-
NAMED neutral Also that at Shanghai the English resi-
dents were greatly alarmed and had enrolled themselves
rs volunteers, procuring guns from their ships The
Americans had likewise held meeting, and appointed
committee to act when necessary.
LIVERPOOL MARKET, JUNE 25.-Cotton had been in. ac-
tive demand for the home trade advance of Lied
Ill. perth in midding and fair qualities The market
poorly supplied with the better qualities of Orleans
The sales Of the week amounted 50 600 bales of which
spectators took S,000 and exporters $50 bales The
imports Of the week 80, 900 bales The brokers
quote fair Orleans at 6kd: middng Lied: fair Up
lands and Mobile Old; middling l516d Sales this
day of 900 bales chiefly TO manufacturers Stock ex
shpboard, S75, 900 bales.
The weather has been very favorable for the crops and
the accounts from the English and agricultural dis
ricts were extremely encouraging Wheat had declined
81. per bushel White is quoted at IS Sd IS Cd red
6s 3D. 6s. Sd. Flour quiet Cd per barrel decline.
Canal at 24s 3D. Philadelphia and Baltimore at 24s Cd.
25s., Ohio "a 25s. Corn dull Sos for white and
30s. Cd. 31s. for yellow.