Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-02-25
Michigan Free Soil Conventiion.

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Jackson, Mich, FEB. 22--Tho Free Soil
State Convention have nominated X. 4 Bing
ham AZ their candidate for Governor, Nathan
Pierce for Lieut.. Governor, aud u full ticket.
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TELEGRAPnIC CORRESPONDENTS
FOR DAILY NATIONAL ERA.
.4,7ivaI Of The Europa-1n Days Later
from Europe.
a New YoRK FEB. 25.--The Europa has ar.
rived, bringing three days later dates from En-
rope Cotton has advanced Nd. ON the lower
erades-salos Of the week, go 900 bales. Flour
has declined Is. Wheat has declined Sd Corn
has declined 2s Consols are quoted ut 9i1a
Provisions dull, and declining. Coffee and
sugar quiet Rice declining. Tobacco dull.
Money market stringent
Political affairs have u warlike aspect.
Eastern Afairs--The combined fleets re-en-
. tered the Black sea on the 28th.
Tho military operations in Asia had been
suspended
A vast conspiracy to raise an insurrection
among the Greeks on the banks Of the Danube
had been discovered Four hundred insurgents
had sworn to die in defence Of the GROSS and
the Greek Church.
sangunary action had taken place near
Guirgero, attended with great loss Of life to
both Sides Three thousand Turks crossed the
Danube drove in the Russian advanced posts
attacked the town, and then returned.
Letters from the Danubian principalities give
accounts Of deplorabls misery existing among
the, agricultural population. Torn by the in
vaders from their homes, they are compelled
to transport troops build barracks and per-
form other forced duties.
The distress Of portion Of the Wallachian
population is 80 great, that they were emigrat-
ing in masses into Austrian and Turkish prov
inces, or take up arms to resist the outrages OF
which they are made the victims.
Spain. Letters from Madrid to the 9th in
slant, state that democratic conspiracy had
been discovered, and that fourteen persons had
been arrested, being portion Of revolution
airy club.
Gen. Joseph Concha had been proclaimed q
rebel
CAina-O Overland Malay overland mail,
adyices had been received from Shanghai to
December 18th, from Annoy to December "a.
Canton quiet. Matters had resumed the usual
course at Annoy.
The lmperialists had destroyed large por-
ton Of Shanghai by FIRE.
A portion Of the rebel forces marched north
from Nankin, and captured Trisings.
In consequence of the death OF the Emperor
of Japan, the Court would 20 into mourning
two years, during which time no embassies
would be received.
Markets--Bacon, beef and pork, quiet; mess
pork quoted at 70a75. Lard--sales for spring
delivery at SIS. Bark declining. Linseed
cakes declined five shillings. Rice dull-Low-
or Manchester quiet but unchanged. Clover
seed neglected. Rosin active The stock Of
American cotton at Liverpool $4,000 bales.
American stocks ve-Pennsylvania bonds
at SO u IS; Maryland ct "a q 95; Virginia
bonds at SO. Money abundant Fair Orleans,
6la Middlings, So; Fair Uplands, ~.
SECOND DESPATCH.
England and France England and France
continue to make active preparations for the
prosecution of the war in the East.
The Turkish Cabinet had been dismissed,
and one in favor Of q compromise with Russia
formed.
A despatch from Vienna says that Count
Orloff left on the 9Th Of January for st. Peters
burgh, taking with him positive assurance that
Austria and Prussia would remain neutral;
and that although the Russian envoy offered
TO give up his pretensions to treat with Turkey
alone, his new propositions were rejected.
The English ambassador was very positive,
on account OF express instructions from home
on the subject.
The army Of occupation were in pitiable
condition, being $4,000 weaker than when it
crossed the Pruth
Viennu, Wednesday Morning, Feb. s--Ne-
gotiations for peace still going on.
The Emperor Napoleon has written an au-
tograph letter, making the last appeal to the
Emperor Nicholas.
Omar Pacha had been entirely restored to
health.
A Wallachian general and two or three
American officers had presented themselves at
the head quarters Of the army, to take service
in the Ottoman army.
Considerable renforcements were on the
march from Sophia for Kalafat, where was al
ready assembled an army of $4,000 men, pro-
vided with numerous and excellent train Of
artillery
Before the entry Of the combined fleets into
the Black sea, Russian cruisers were constant
" making observations upon the coast but
since they have entirely disappeared.
The Turks have complete possession OF the
Euxine sea. ~
LATEST
The London Times Of Saturday gives the
following ~ the present condition of the East
ern question;
If the German Powers, particularly Austria,
adhere to their engagements with the Western
States, the chances Of peace are small but,
nevertheless, war will be limited. If ON the
contrary, Russia overpowers the Independence
Of the German States, war il not only inevita.
BILE, but must assume more general and ag.
gravated character
The Herald repeats, that the number of
troops sent by England is 10000, and that
more are held in readiness, should they be re-
quired. The following would probably eail on
the 18th, viz: The 7th, 2Sth and 33d batallions
- mi ,~ort cf foot Oh butol.