Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-05
european Nous,

ll,h inst, arrived at her wharf at l-2
O'Clock, Tuesday morning.
The statement Of the fall Of Kalaiat,
published in an extra OF the London
Morning Herald, turns out to have been
most uniounded and barelaced ialse-
hood. There is nothingto to report from
the seat of war.
Some excitement has been occasion
ed in mmercial circles by notiica-
ton made by the E Erl Of Clarendon TO
British merchants in Riga, informing
them (under date Of Feb. l6.) that IN
the event of war, oil Russian produce
will be liable to eap ture and confsca.
ton, even il il be the bona .6de properly
Of British subjects domicile6 IN X Russiu,
and even if shipped in neutral ves-
sels.
The message conveying the summons
oi France and England 10 the Gar,
requiring him to Withdraw his troops
from Turkey within "A specified period,
LETT Vienna Oh Tuesday, 7,h, Tor ST.
Petersburg. Neither the Austrian nor
the Prussian Government has joined the
Western Powers in this act. Austria
! 10 still exclusively intent on securing the
tranquility OF the Sclaves on both sides
Of the Danube.
Al tie conmenc em,nt Of the week, il
was stated that the Gar had sent what
purported TO be proposals OF peace to
Vienna t; the reception oil which at first
gave rise TO hopes Dian accommodation.
The London Daily News, on whoSe au-
rhori,y the statement rests, says that
when the proposals came 10 be examin.
ed, It was found thai they contained all
the nadmisslble demands oi previous
Russian projects.
The representatives Of France, Eng.
land, Austria and Prussia have decided
that The new project does not come up
TO the requslIons Of the last protocol 10
" hlch they had set their names, Al d
that il cannot, therefore, be entertaln.
| cd.
The Turks were s,il! in great force in
| Kalala., and the Russians in some
strength around.
The Russians seem 10 fear mische
| IN Bessarabia, for reInior orcements which
| arrive are now detained there instead Of
being sent OIL to WallachIa.
The WalIachia Moniteur publishes
Russian decree giving effect to the iorc-
cd currency oil paper msney IN Waila-,
CHA. Merchants and others who refuse
to receive the notes are to be considered
in a state Of rebellion, and are to be
treated accordingly.
| Chelket Bey has been named Turk
ish councillor oc State, and Ckekll Ei-
| tiendi, Minister OF the Interior.
| A Polish Com mittee has been formed
in Conslantinoplc.
Ismael Pacha is appointed Muchir VI
Analolia.
Constantinople letters OF date Febru-
ary 25lh, state that hestiities in Asia
were still suspended on account Of the
frost. Sixty pieces Of cannon had been
successfully landed a, Basoum and Ire.
bizond
Persia. although she remained neu
iral, was iortfy.Dg her frontier next TO
Turkey. The Afghans have attacked
The kingdom Of Kandabaa, and Persia
has offered to mediate.
\ The Khan Of Khiva has taken refuge
in Bokhara, and has called upon all the
neighboring Khans 10 Join in the strug-
II gle against Russia.
II Letters from Odessa Of Feb-u -uary 18th
state that the Russian feet was still at
anchor al Sebaslapool, but from time to
time, whom the weather permitte6,a lew
lew ships quilted the port to cruise
along the coast.
II The commanders have orders not 10
attack French or English ships, but TO
resist If attacked. Trebizo d letters oi
February 10Th say that portion ol the
Russian squadron was then at Sashem
kale.
II The allied fleets remain at Beicos
Bay.
Il The insurrection in Epirus has been
stayed by the energetic measures, not
only oi the Turkish authorities, but by
representatives Of the Western Pow
ers.
II GREAT BRITAIN.
II In Parliament tie discussion has been
OF no general interest.
Queen Victoria was TO review the
feet a, Spi,hsad, on Saturday, 10th im'
mediately after which the ships compri
slns the FIRE, division oi the feet, were
to weigh anchor aud make all speed fo'
a point oi rendezvous known only 10 the
Admiral IN command. Rear-Adpirs
Cory will proceed With the second d.
v,s,ou, as soon ss the ships can be 60
ready.
H.. The 9th Regiment Known as 9TH.