Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-09
Arrival Of the Steamer Arctic.
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.

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| ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE
NEw YoRk, June 7.-The steamer Arctic has arrived
with days later than brought by tho Niagara
from Liverpool. having sailed at ten o'clock Sunday
There Is no news Of any special interest," nothing
decisive having taken taken place.
There Is complete accord between tho four poyers-
England, France, Austria aud Prussia
| THE WAR
The Russians were endeavotDg to cut of communities
| ton between Varna and Silistrin
The combined fleets still cruising before Se,as
/ opol
1t Is confirmed that proctocal bad been signed by the
four powers to maintain the integrity Of Turkey. Austria
and Prussia VIII now demand that Russia shall
evacuate the Turkish territory, and accordingly the
draft Of Russia has been sen, b, the Vienna con-
ference TO- 6erln for approval by the Prussan govern
ment
According to ndvices from Frankfort, the Ministers
from Austria and Prussia have presented to the Diet the
join. declaration OF these announcing the continued
cordially OF the -Four Powers, and declaring that pro-
longaon Of the struggle between Russia and Turkey must
| constitute change to Germany. After submitting this
declaration the live Protocols Of the Vienna Conference
were laid before tue Diet The Austro Pussan treaty
was notified to the Assembly and the other German States
invited to adhere It.
There was nothing later from Silsia
An English division embark at Copstantinople
Tor Narna aud French force 10 march TO the Ba-
kans on tho a5th The Russians were manouyering
so cut oil all communications between yarna and Sails
| tria
On the lth the allied fleets were still of SebasopoI
General Forey's division of French troops len Malta
the 2nd in fourteen steamers to take possession OF
| Athens.
ENGLAND
The Parliamentary explanations had been given respect
ing the various incidents OF the Lord Clarendon
stated that the treaty between Austria aud Prussia would
he laid before Parliament the protocol contain-
ing it should be received He further stated that pap.rs
would DO laid before the House to show that coercve
measures against Greece necessary and finally that
the latest intelligence received by the British govern
ment was that Persia will remain in the Turkish
war.
Sir Iau,o ahan, d,,,.o 49,. ne
had gone ashore and been captured by the Russians
Tie also stated that the Russian ports the Baltic and
Black Seas bad been bockded present there was
no intention the part Of the allies to blockade Archan-
gel or the White Sea
Mr. Buchanan transacted business the Foreign Office
on the 26tb.
Cotton was steady and unchanged on Saturday
Money was in demand at l-2 a 6 per cent
Consols had advanced to 90 a 80 So.
Aciienrys circular that flour has declined during
the week Be- wheat Cd; and tina, corn was quet-.bout
the same Ohio -four is qnoted at SO a Hos Canal SO 800
| 81; white wheat l2s Sd les Cd.
SECOND DISPATCH.
NV YORK. June z, z. M.-The American mail steam.
er Arctic which arrived at l.2, p " to-day it will be
recoected run aground, and obliged put back to
Liverpool for repairs.
The general political news is not very Important
There had been further fighting OF moment II was
stated that the French in Turkey to be augmen
ted to 10000 men. The English forces also TO be in
| creased.
protocol had been signed by the REPRESENTATIVES, of
the four powers asserting determination to maintain in
the integrity OF Turkey II Is stated that Austria and
Prussia will demand the evacuation of the Turkish princ
palites 10y the Russians.
Prussia has suspended the cannouading of Sil.ria
treaty between Austria aud Prus, soon To be laid
before the British Parliament which, it is said will be of
high Importance.
The Ministers of Austria and Prussia on the o5,b nre
scented to the Diet joint declaration announcing their
continued coriaty aud that Of the four powers and de
carng that the proongation of the struggle between
Russia and Turkey was dangerous the permanent in.
teests OF Germany, and that the interests of the Turks
must be maintained
The allies, is said, do design at present to bloc.
ade Russi'n ports in the Black Sea.
England and France quiet.
Persia remains neutral
SPAIN
Adyices from Spain that the Black Warrior affair
has not been settled That GLan, the Spanish
ger at Washington, ia TO endeavor settle the matter
without the interference or Intervention Of Mr. Soule
THE MARKETS.
The Liverpool Cotton market on the day OF her sailing
was shadow rmer, with better demand but prices
changed
Breads,uas dull Flour had advance % CLASS du-
ring the week or days, among the circulars. BIZ
Wheat declined Cd per bushe Corn declined Is cd to
| 2s per quarter
Provisions dull, and unchanged. Groceries quiet
| The money market reported easier Copsols ad-
| vanced. aud are quoted 90 l-2 a 90 6-s. American
| stocks dull
THIRD DISPATCH.
SPAIN AND THE U. STATES-TEE WAR
The Madrid correspondent Of the London Times Of Nav
10th says that the statement made by La Patra to The e
feet that at the conference between Mr. Soue and the
Spanish ministers, the affair of the Black Warrior had
been settled ID the satisfaction Of all parties Is totally false
and unounded. An interview took place. but unfortu-
na,ey 1t led to such desirable result The question Is
as lar from adjustment, far regards anything that
has been done at Madrid He says his inorma-
| tion on this head is positive.
TIE WAR
The Northern Daily Times says that a large BODY of
Russian genaders marching the frontiers Of War
saw to act either against Austria Prussia
despatch dated Constanlinople. May 18TH saws that
the Russians are advancing from Dobrudscha and they
have cut of all communication between Sls,ria and Var.
ma well the coast and have done the same be-
| tween Varna and Schumla.
An English division Of light infantry scutar received
marching orders on the lith Their destination Is thought
| to he Varna.
The allied armies in motion to coo operate with
Omer Pasha TO form his reserve.
MARKETS
LiyERPooL, May 2s.-Ilorman, CoI&Cos circular saws
that Brcadstus n extensive dem t the close of
the last week Ths however, has been followed up
during the present week the largo arrivals and showcry
weather caused buyers TO cura their operations Their
Is still not much change prices although is easier toy
II Al.