Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-31
Arrival OF THE ATLANTIC.

New York, JAN 27-The Atlantic arrived at
half.past 10 this morning with Liverpool dates to
the llthbeing four days later than by the Niagara
The Asia arrived out on the 9th.
There Is but little, definite, to add. The impor-
tant news brought by the Niagara is confirmed
From Vienna it is stated seemingly authentical-
y, that Austria has asked Russia if it would consent
to European protection over Christians in Turkey
To this the Gar replied that he would consent to
no interference whatever between himself and
Turkey.
On the Danube there had been three slight Skin
mishes. One between forage escorte and some
Cossacks; another sally from Sestowa and the third
was between a steamer, a two-gun boat and two
shore batteries on the Danube In allthree engage
ments the Turks were successful.
There is report that the Turks had stormed
Karackabal, though it is not confirmed.
From Asia we have Ietter-writers, accounts Of the
previous affair, but not word OF the latter news
on December Goth.
a portion of the allied fleets had entered the
Black Sea They prevented from entering
sooner by the tempests.
To the latest dates the Russian ambassador had
not Withdrawn from London or Paris.
NJ. keshf, Minister at Paris is reported to have
said that he would await further instructions from
his government
The Russians had warned their shipping not to
venture out of port unless under the protection of
a convoy.
Conveys are TO be organized to defend the differ
ent trading posts.
The Pacha of Egypt on hearing of the Sinope
disaster, immediately ordered the equipment of six
frigates, two corvettS, and three briggs to replace
those DESTROYED
1t is confirmed that the Wallachian peasantry
are in instruction.
Lord Dudley Stewart has had an interview with
the Sultan respecting the employment of Poles.
1t is reported that the British Charge has resum-
ed negotiations with Persia.
The Persians in Teheran broke out in tumult
against the Russians.
There is no British news of interest
The King of Belgium has sent an autograph let
ter by special messenger to Napolean on the sub
Ject of war prospects The contents have not trans
pred, but it is seriously surmised as another device
Of the Cars to gain time, or as bona fde propo-
sal on the part of Belgium.
France has called out additional contingent
force of 10000 men to replace the 10000 destined
for Turkey.
Prussia IS concerning a course of action with
Denmark and Sweden, in view of the coming war.
The Marquis Tmgot has been appointed Grand
Officer of the Legion of Honor This honor was
conferred, it is supposed, on account of young
Soue's wounding him
Young Soue has published long letter, explain
ing his difficulty with the Duke of Alba.
The overland India mail has arrived with Cal
cutta dates to the 9th.
We have contradictory news from the Burmah
war.
1t is said that Burmese had recapitulated Peequ
Trade in India was fair.
Our dates from Shanghai are to the 10Th.
The insurgents had evacuated Annoy, and the
imperiasts were perpetrating horrible massacres
there.
Canton was quiet
Sales of cotton for three days 1900 bales Or
leans fair g; Orleans middlng 81; Upland fair 6s; |
Upland middling 81. The demand is fair, and hold |
ers are firm with moderate sales to the trade Sales