The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-02-24
LATER FROM EUROPE. /
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA

BOSTON, feO. ~.
The steamship America, from Liver
pool, arrived al this porl this morning, with
dates 10 the 3lsi January. In coming
up she got ashore on Bird Island, but
will pet off ., high tide.
CoMMERcIAL lNTELLIGINcE.7 TT 'ho sales
Of Cotton at Liverpool for TWO days were
1900 bales. The demandis moderate
aud prices favor buyers,ob obu. quotations
are unchanged. b l.ss.8 e.!i .ass a.5
Breadstuffs arc quiet and unchanged.
Flour is . irlfie lower.
GENERAL INTrLtioENCE The news
indicates tliafa battle had undoubtedly
been fought a. Kulafat on She 26'h. The
Turks are reported 70 have been yicto-
iious. Several small encounters had ia,
ken place along the Danube; the TURKS
generally being victorious. 'N 3sSi " :
laCoun Oil9fft was ataBcr!in, and the
Prussian Cabinet had been summonedto
meet him thcre.i The ,sIlns Of. his mis-
sion are nD, known. AilaifS in the mean
tifna remain nunchpnged,ill ls6 Vito 4aN
Documepls, on The Eastern question
we're 10 be called for in Parliament on
the frat day Of lie session. o',s = m
81 Austria hiss renewed her demand for
the exiradi,ionsof foreigners in the Turk
ish seryices0o bao noueiyGu5 sid h lIei
1T, is confirmed lbal Persia is agaIa
friendly with the Turks.
'Theie are rutnofs bf a terrible battle
at .xalafai on tile 25ib, bu. the details
are wanting, though rfillis snid that the
Turks have been victorious, Whether
said battle had actually taken place Or
moi, il was certain that Gorischakof had
already attacked Kania,, and the news
WIS hourly expected. IL was a terrific
s,rueaie4 gaiYsiisdap sd oiHi soaYg lpnm
A ielegraphc despatch on Moaday
Evening ,sAys iheye is, no: doubt that Iihe
reply Of the French and English Govern,
meDis is the Czal's las: hote, il fitm and
decided. 'F9aoD93H
Ostensacker's adyarced guard arrived
al Bucharest ON The 4lb, and the main
body on the Ri. o. Thesmonahty among
Ibis troops iiad been ucenormous ;snotwi,hs
stunding which they ssFe 10 continue y
Ka,alat. ,issor,afr al, o.,f.,ve ls,.ni
| Gottschakoff had received final orders
10 tsond forward heavy a,tlllery, and he
would soon leave for Little Wallachia. 2
~ Fresh insnneciions are taking place
among the Wallachiap population, sBa
, Letters from ST. Petersburg Of Januaf!
ooh, are Of. a ,wailike tenor. Extreme
measures have been resolved upon,if the
Explanations from The Western power
are not satisfactory Advices from BIZ
cbaresi Of dhe l4ihs say that As, 900 Rus
slams, had been concentrated around kal'
afai,and a great batile was expected soon
TIE America enconated severe heat
Winds She laid 10 off BirdIsland ,Whicl
caused ihe report that sho was aground
Flvhlle IN The Mersey on, the 51sI ull ,she
saw a steamer, which was. supposed TO b
the Andes, for Boston, putting back. 4
steamer was also sesn off Cape Clear
supposed 10 be the Baltic. na9fiemh
I'hereawas a rumor ofa collision in ib'
Black Sea. 900, ,0U1 g lu2da % i.e05at
There was great political excitemsn
in Ssryia.
Tie Russians suffered a severe loss a
Maichin on the 18Th. The whole Rus
sian feet hadilefithe Sebas.opol in the
direction Of Baioumo 9aa Goa a2 siasi
The details OF the China news say .ha
| the Rebels were within sixty miles Of Pc
kin which was we'll garrisoned, with ftore'
sufficient for three years. Trade is still
carried on under The provisional regula
,ions ofthe Consuls Of Grea. Britain ant
the United States. The export uftea
and silks is much greater than last year
s6 lqa6- HALIFAX, Feb. 10--P. M.
u Tho steamer Canada has just arri
we'd with dates 10 the An. The news
is very wsrlike. The Russian Ambassa'
dor was TO leave London. @ '-