Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-05-11


the Turkish loan for $4,000, 900 has this day
been taken by Rothschilds of this city. The
price "a. Stock to be reimbursed at par
Is years from date of issuing, and it will pay
nearly per cent on these terms.
The Russians were preparing chain bridges to
stretch across the mouth of the Danube. The Rus
sian subjects in Turkey England and France about
to be summoned to return home.
| The anniversary of the birthday of Washington
was celebrated at Athens on the 22d of FEBRUARY at
the residence of the o. S. Consul Mr. King spoke at
great length. e .1 sI.
| The Very Latest News
MApRlp Magch. 10th The officers and dsergeanss Of
the Regiment Of Cerdoya, who have fed to France
have been summoned to present themselves before
the proper authorities at Saragess unless they wish
be considered as deserters and treated according
ly. g
COPENHAGEN, March 2oth-sir Charles Napier are
rived to-day in the VaIorous steam Frigate The ap
pearance of the British feet has greatly strengthened
the popular and constitutional party in Denmark,
and on the other hand afflicted the friends Of Russia
with proportionate disgust
j. PARIS, SUNDAY, March l9-The news of
the rejection by the Czar of the ultimatum
of the Western powers, brought as it has
been by telegraph dispatch from Vienna, has
taken the public by surprise, as it was thought
that the Gar would postpone giving his an
swer till the expiration of the six days. The
result was however expected, and so COM
pletely was the Paris public prepared for it,
that the funds remained 1.-THE Petit Bourse
to-day nearly at the closing prices of yester-
day.
i PARIS, Tuesday eve, March 21st.LA Sc
curities have again fallen to-day, in conse-
quence Of the decline in the English funds.
I The Times Paris correspondent writes
am assured on excellent authority, that it
has been decided that 5000 British troops will
pass through France to embark at TouIon
or Marseilles, and that the first detachment
is expected in Paris in week or ten days
from the present date. Lord Raymond is ex-
j pected in Paris on the 1st Of April. The
] exceeded 25,OOO, 900 Of francs The French
and English government had bound them
selves bo pursue no separate negotiations
4 with Russia, and the defence of Turkey is
4 provided for. 3s ef
Another dispatch states that something of
| extreme Importance was settled on Friday
the 18th u1timo, between the Austrian and
Prussian Governments, as a member Of the
Prussian Embassy went to Odelburg by spe-
cial train Immediately after a conference be-
tween Count Buol and the Prussian Minister.
The publication of the secret correspondence
has increased good feeling towards England.
j s.al $3.50 CoNsTANrlYoPLE, March 9.
Yesterday, 9Th, few hours conference was
held between the English and French embas-
sadors and Reschid Pasha, touching the con-
vention between the western powers and Tur-
key. The chief point are first, the Porte en-
cages never to negotiate with Russia without
the intervention Of the western powers. 3D.
! tians. A seperate treaty is announced for
the following four points. 1st. Abolition of
the poll tax. I'd. Right of Christians to be
admitted as witnesses in judicial proceedings.
Sd. Right to hold landed property without
distinction of nationality or religion. 4th.
To civil ri ghts of the Christians admitted in
the army and the civil service.
The distribution of the English and French
forces to. be left to the decision of the Sultan.
You will see that the Christians were well
provided for. ~. .T - ~.
The same Telegraph says, Russia has pro-
hibited the expectation Of coin from Odessa.
Turkey has also forbidden the expectation
of coin.
- - BERLIN, MARCH goth,
The English Government applied to en-
gage sixty Prussian pilots at Swinemupd, the
port of Staten. They have requested leav e
Of absence from the Government here.
Count Groebn and the Prince of Hohezo-
leon have returned.
The export of gold from Russia is report
ed to be prohibited, and since the prohibition
of the export of corn from Odessa, the price
had fallen from to silver Rubles.
Failures were feared at Odessa.
The commander Of the troops at Revel had
proclaimed that probably the town would be
bombarded by the English and French, and
the women had been requested to leave it on
the 18TH
The Porte is preparing an expedition to
Greece.
Gen. Burgoyne has gone to Schumler. Z
There has been Skirmishing and fighting
at Kalafat; 1000 men had been quartered at
Sebastapol; 10000 at Odessa, between Mos
cow and Odessa; 100000 on the march.
The Steamship Pacific, left San Juan del
Sud on the 20th April at 5 2. M.With 663
passengers, of whom 152 are ladies and IS
children On her arrival at Acapulco on the
i 24tfl, she found the harbor blockaded by the
Mexican Frigate, Santa Annas of I guns, and
the Cutter, GUERRA of three guns, under
! COmmodore Pedro Desaminor