Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-25
AODlT1oNAL FOREIGN NEWS BY THE
STEAMER PACIFIC.

nooAA AVE Al tOREIGN NEWS By THE
STEAMER PACIFIC =, =
+ ~, The Danube t6tla ts5,8 Or
Ihe Russians have made demonstra-
uons against Kalafat. As yet only can
ilonaoes have taken place. gsaa7s5ss a7-
[ 80 = The Fleets. ~ 80. - D,
Constantinople letters ofFebuary Goth,
mention that the Anglo-French convoy
which accompanied the Turkish transports
With troops and stores into the Black
Sea, had not returned, but was hourly
expected. The naval division that had
been cruising in tho. Black Sea, had re-
turned to anchorage, and would not would
not set sail until joined by the detach.
ment from Batoum. n The French steamer
Mogador saw a Russian fleet of six line
OF battle-ships and several frigates at an
Choir off Caffa. srs a 4.E, ......r''-.F 5aa--.
The Preparations for War, &c. y. -
IN England the preparations for war
are unceasing, but call for no special de-
tail. The workmen labor in the navy
yards night and day, and each ship as
htted, hastens to join the rendezvous at
Splthead. The crews of the fleet arc
daily practised in gunnery and naval
man9uvres. No day isappointed for the
sailing of fleet for the Baltic. The Queen
will review the feet ere it's departure. In
the land services all is activity. VoIun.
tary enlistment keeps the ranks full, and
Government is, on its part, doing all that
can be done for the good of the men. An
extra supply of under clothing is provid.
ed, provisions Of the best quality. medi.
cal and surgical attendance the best that
has ever been sent into the tield,-spi1i.
tual consolation for different sects is bro.
vlded and last, not least, as an English
man is nought without his beer, a con.
tract has been entered into, to supply the
camp IN Turkey with the best of porter
at three pence per quart-half price.
Dickson & Co., Glasgow, house in the
Australian trade, has failed: liabilities
100000.
The Cholera.
Fourteen cases of the cholera have been
reported to the Superintendent Registrar
OF Leeds, and of those IA no less than IL
were persons working at Messrs. Wilkin-
sons mill, the 18th being the mother
and the 14th the husband, of one of these
operatives. I1 ''.-o.e :.
There are vague reports of difference
having arisen between Englond and Spain,
and OF the expected recall at NJ. Isturitz
to Madrid. The persons expelled from
SPAN and sent to Cadiz are to be trans
ported to the Canary Islands.
SPAIN. .~.
The London Times correspondent men.
tons that recent concert it was observed
rhat the King and Queen paid marked
distinction to the Ameaican Minister and
lady, and that similar attentiocs were
shown at grand bill given by the Queen
Mother. There may, of course be moth.
ing in all this; but Court gossip sees in
1T roundabout way of casting slight
on Napoleon, whose Ambassador MIR.
Son'e lately shot. a
There has been bread riots at Giion, in
Asturias.
Of the instruction we learn nothing
excepting that General Cologne, Captain
General of Navarro, had himself set GU,
at the head of force of 5000, in pur.
suit of the 300 fugitives. AS to the fuel.
tlves themselves, we learn that $50 had
arrived at Urdos, French villige on the
frontier of Aragon, where the Project re.
tain them, awaiting orders from his
Government. o. .-.