Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-03-28
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-Four Daus Later from Europe.

-Four Days Later from Europe
| New YoRR, MARCH 28.--The steamer Afri-
on arrived this morning, bringing Liverpool
dates to the 18th instant-ionr days later.
Cotton dull--had declined from l-l6th to
| 18th during the week. 900 bales We're sold.
Flour dull. had declined Sd to Is Canal 3ss
to 1885, 3d. Wheat had declined Sd. Corn
frm-yellow at ass, white 46s. per quarter.
Provisions dull; coffee firm; sugars and mo-
lasses unchanged rice dull; tobacco dull !;
money easy Consols Quoted at 81 d to 9l4
| American stocks firm.
Another despatch by the Africa states that
| -four has declined U.s., Canal brands being
quoted at 37s to ats. Cd, and Baltimore and
| Philadelphia brands Mt 38s to 3Ss. Sd.
Eastern Afairs --The reported defeat Of
the Turks Mt Kalafat, ia untrue.
But few Of the Russians were before Kala
fat and it was stated that the Russians were
marching towards Schazel
The Turks had not advanced beyond the
Notifications of Kalafat.
The preparations for war in France contin-
ued on the grandest scale
England had fleets in readiness at q mo-
ment's warning, and the people manifest great
eagerness to settle the question at the point OF
the bayonet.
| Austria il forming On immense army.
The Emperor Of Russia, with his family,
had Left Sc. Pctcrsburgh for Warsaw, where
the Gar hopes to exercise his infuenoe effectu-
ally against Prussia and Austria.
Prince Paskcwitch had been appointed to
the command of the Russian army.
The rumor that another peace proposition
had been made by the Gar has been confirmed
Hostilities had been suspended throughout
Asia,
suvI ~ 4 l.. Il
out with much ferceness, and the Turks had
been defeated in several small engagements by
the Greek insnrrecti0nists.
An instruction had also been discovered in
Western Turkey; and u convention had been
formed, which had taken measures to secure
the future position Of the Christians Of that
country.
England-The English Parliament was still
in session. The proceedings, however, contain
but little Of general interest
France.--Imp0rtan changes were about to
be made among the French representatives at
foreign courts
Spain.--Spain was still in distracted con.
dition.
SECOND DISPATCH
liz P. M-Prince Paskewitch has assumed
the command Of the Russian army on the
Danube Neither Austria nor Prussia will
join the Western Powers in sending messen-
gers by way of France and England to demand
of the Gar the evacuation of the Principali-
ties. Seven steamers had gone to Egypt to
bring ten thousand troops for Albania.
The conductors of the London Herald had
been severely consured for publishing the false
report of the capture Of Kalafat by the Rus
slams, since it had caused great injury to the
commercial interests of the country.
Great excitement was occasioned in the COM
mercial circles Of England by notification Of
the Earl of Clarendon to the British merchants
Of Riga informing them that, in the event Of
war, all Russian produce would be liable to DO
captured and confscated, even though it be the
bona Jide property Of British subjects domiciled
in Russia, and though it be shipped on board
of neutral vessels.
! In France, a committee Of the Legislative
body accompanied by the President and whole
Chamber, went to the Tuileries, and presented
the Emperor with bill authorizing the loan
of 50,00O,0 900 francs, which had been unan-
mously voted, for defraying the expenses Of the
war. The President addressed the Emperor,
who replied, thanking the Legislature for their
concurrence in the bill. The loan was con-
frmed by the Senate.
Lord John Russell was i'll, but not 10 seri-
ously as to excite apprehensions for his safety.
The ship Parthenon, Of Boston, has been
wrecked near Holyhead, and part of the crew
lost.
.New Orleans Election, Sc.
NEW ORLEANS MARCH 2s.-The result Of
the municipal election to-day is unknown.
A seriou, riot took place in the seventh
ward, in which two men were killed.
The barque Bertha has arrived. She had
been in collision with the schooner Talbot, off
the Bahama Islands, and the latter was SINK.
The P,casu1 has received private advices
from Mexico containing q report that Alvarez
had given battle TO and defeated the Govern