New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-07
FURTHER NEWS FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA AT BOSTON.

BosTOS, Monday, Feb G. 1854.
Tie steamship Arabia arrived at her wharf a. o'clock
this afternoon aud was Immediately boarded By the Gus
tom House officers who closely examined the passengers
baggage.
We select the following items of news in addition to the
Halifax dispatch.
there is treat dtress in Ireland on account Of the So
verify of the weather and the high price of provisions AT
Carrek riots were feared and the military were under
arms In Limerick also the population have threatened
break out
We have further particulars Of the loss Of the packet
bp Prince Albert before reported) On the 18Th and
I4h December threw the cargo overheard Jan s. 1--WE
feet of water in the hold and pumps chokedsame day the
passengers ard forty three il number rescued
by the ship Norfolk from Madras and taken to London
Tie Prince Albert sunk on the 9Th
Negotiations in progress on French account to pur
chase seven steamships from the English General Steam
Navigation Company to form line to America the steam
er TO be ct the disposal Of the Government when not en-
ployed "a The line
judgment had been delivered in the second trial Of the
Opero Comque consprators, and eighteen OF them vera
fined and imprisoned
Senator Maard died in Paris the 9TH Jan aged 80
The Turks are recruiting 10000 Spahis for Omer Pacha in
the spring The Spshs have not been in arms since the
obstruction of The Janzaries
force Of Turkish Cossacis being organized by Sldk
united cross and crescent.
The ice ON the Danube having disappeared the Turks in
Kalefat have free communication with Widdn
coal d(pdt for The French feet forming at Sinope
Louis NAPOLEON has written autograph letter to the
Sultan reeretting the Snope affair and assuring Turkey q
bis support
Corchakof is reported to have ordered his officers IN
future not to attack The Turk except with superior force
The English frgae Re,Ibuton has been cen! to Sevas
Il 4
tured on board the Egyptian steamers. The Args5Wg
Gaedc however, says they are already released
commission of Turkish and foreign engineers are sur
yevnp The ground andward from Consantnople for de
fCnses against future invasion.
One Austrian and one Prussan corvette entered the
Black Sea the day after the Allies
Tie Sultan has pardoned the Sofas for their recent out
brock with warning to be peaceabIe IN future.
Three accidental fires had destroyed considerable prop
erty in Constantinople the night Of Dec 81
TIE Morniag Chronicle publishes the follo"ing
"VlEvNA Jan lG-Advices from 81 Petersburg OF the
9Th state that there were preliminary indications of rup
re with France and England, and OF the recall OF the
Russian ambassadors This is authentic.
Roquisitons have already been made by the Gar upon
different institutions throughout the Empire to furnish con
II buttons for the support Of The Orthodox faith New con
tracts have been completed to supply the Russians IN the
Princpaies with provisions TIL the end OF June next Inc
almamtnts continued to progress IN huSsia ino iiP'i
Guards and the reserve are ordered to be in readiness
No more cargoes will be permitted to be shipped from
Odessa -,
The Russian Admiral in the Sea of Azoff had sent Tor au
to Seya,tOpol
The presence of the allied fleets prevented the shipment
f 600 roors which were ready embark from Sevaso
pol -, ...s
4 Russian courier from Nankasaki Japan passed
ouch Vienna on the 18th January, for St Petersburg
Letters from Alexandria Of the Sd state that the country
was Tranquil, and business very dull
NJ Mariette French Sovan, has discovered secret en-
trance into the Egyptian Sphynx