The Sun.
London, England, 1854-02-11 00:00:00

DENMARK.

The last-arrived number of the new Russian news-
paper published at Bucharest, and entitled the Walla
chian Moniteur, contains a general order by Prince•
Gortschakoff, enacting :

That all the male Populations from 18 to 40 years of
age, married or unmarried, and of whatever profes-
sion, may be required by the generals, colonels, or chefs
de corps, to render compulsory service, (robots), to the
Russian army.
_

That horse's, oxen, and all other draught cattle bey
sides waggons, maykin like manner be taken for the same
use ; and lastly, _ _

That all the' barks, boats, and barges, found on the
Danube may be taken at any moment for the Russian
service.

AMERICA.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, SATURDAY MORNING.

The United States mail steam-steam Washington ar-
rived off Cowes this morning, on her way to Bremen.
She brigs dates from New York to the 28th ult. The
steam-ship Atlantic arrived oct on the 27th.
This steamer brings little news of importance.
The Gadsden treaty had again been discussed in the
Cabinet, but no decision had yet been arrived at as to
whether it should be submitted to the Senate or not.
The town of Tripula, on the Mississippi, was destroyed
by firo, together with 8,000 bales of cotton, on the 26th
ultimo.

In the New York stock market quotations for the
leading fancy stocks were lower, but transactions were
limited. Flour was in good demand at irregular but
decidedly firmer rates. 15,000 barrels were sold on
the 27th, at prices ranging from $94 to $lO4. Rye
flour and corn meal were held at prices above the
views of buyers. Wheat was somewhat unsettled.
Rye and oats in lively request. Cern ad-
vanced 5 to 7 cents. per bushel, with sales of
70,000 bushels. Cotton irregular. Sales on 27th, 2,000
bales. Freights firmer, and with higher rates demanded
to Liverpool. The quotations to Liverpool were—flour,
4s. 6d. to ss. per barrel ; grain, 14d. per bushel. In
iron, Scotch pig was steady at $4O. Provisions brisk
and dearer. Exchange on London dull.
The New York 'Jerald states that the Congress of New
Granada has levied a tax of 10 per cent, on the estimated
profits of all vessels arriving at or departing from Aspin-
wall.

The riotous proceedings at Erie still continued.
The correspondence relative to the mission of the
Pop's Nuncio had been presented to the Senate, and
showed that the visit of this functionary to the United
States was not of a diplomatic character.
A despatch from New Orleans announces the arrival
there on the 25th ult. of the steamship United States,
with the Californian mails and specie of the Ist January.
Advices from Mexico to the 7th inst. state that there
was much excitement at Chihuahua and Sonora, in con-
sequence of the new treaty with the United States. The
Mexican Ministry was still incomplete.

RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS IN PARLIA•

MENT.
Yesterday the following bills were declared by the
examiners to have complied with the standing orders :
Torquay Railway—London, Tilbury, and Southend--
Selkirk and Galashiels Railway—Eastern Counties (sta-
tion enlargement and Wisbech branch)—Potteries, Bid-
dulph, and Congleton Railway—Newcastle-upon-Tyne
and Carlisle Railway—Westminster Terminus Railway
—Midland Great Western of Ireland—Newcastle and
Carlisle Railway.
The bills of the Great Southern and Western Railway
(Ireland) and of the Irish South-Eastern Railway were
declared " not " to have complied.
The following miscellaneous bills were passed :—Ennis
and Shannon Navigation and Reclamation of Land--
Bolton Improvement—Lanark Police and Improvement
—Oxford Poor-rate Amendment—Bideford Roads—
Camden-town Cemetery Appropriation—lpswich Corpo.
ration Waterworks—Stockton and Middlesborough
Water Company Darlingt ,n Local Board of Health.
Darenth Valley Railway.—There was no appearance
in this case when called on.