Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-04-20
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from Europe.
New York, April 20-The steamer Asia
arrived this morning, bringing dates to the 9Th
instant
The cotton market was steady, the prices re-
naming unchanged Sales during the week,
"a, 600 bales. The price Of -four had declined
two shillings. The price Of corn had declined
sixpence. Meal declined threepence. Money
easy. Consols largely advanced, closing at
8734.
Inc Gar had submitted peaceful PROPOSE
ti0ns to the combined Powers, but they were
rejected
Negotiations between Austria and Prussia
had not yet closed but Prussia had joined in a
protocol, signed at Vienna, between Eag'and
France, and Austria
The combined fleets were about to blockade
Odessa.
The Russians have evacuated Aland.
The expulsion Of the Greeks from Turkey
has been resolved upon by the latter Govern
ment.
shock of an earthquake had been expert
enoed at Smyrna.
Accounts from Athens Greece, state that
the Minister of Finance had resigned.
The port Of Prevesa had been declared in
state OF blockade
Sail is reported to have been taken by the
Turks.
Tho combined Baltic fleets were still at
Kioge Bay
The report OF tho recent successes Of the
Russians is doubted.
1t is stated by the Paris Patrie that the ac-
counts Of the advantages gained by tho Turks
on the Lower Danube had been confirmed, and
the Russian General after the passage Of his
troops into DrObrudscha, considered his posi-
ton SO critical that he demanded reinforce
ments from Bessarabia, Odessa and Sebastopol
Spain.-A revolution had broken out in
Barcelona, and several persons were killed.
Iialy-The assassin Of the Duke of Parma
has been arrested.
England.-A portion of the staff of Lord
Raglan left Portsmouth on Friday for the seat
of war
The Queen has issued her intentions regard
ing Russian merchant vessels in her Majesty's
India Territories, which are quito liberal.
Vessels with cargoes are not allowed to enter
the Black sea.
1t is now reported that the English cavalry
will not pass through France, but be conveyed
to the East by transports.
Sir Charles Napier had made an address to
the sailors of the fleet in which he stated that
war had been declared, and all they had to do
was to pitch into the enemy and thrash 'em.
Mustapha Pasha was advancing with three
lines of troops towards Traserean wall.
The house of s. Dunlop, in Amsterdam, is re-
ported to have failed for a large amount
1t is said that the Greek Government has
bought three Russian ships Of war with oil the
materials aboard.
The Sultan had sent additional troops to
Albania, where there was much fighting.
IL is reported that Austria will shortly issue
manifesto explanatory of her position.
One million pounds sterling have been re-
moved from the fortress of ST. Petersburgh,
destined, it is supposed to be used for war pur-
poses.
Hostilties are expected to commence on the
Baltic at an early day
The Court of the Empress of Russia has
been removed to Moscow.
It is rumored that Austria will make the
Russian passage at Balkan a cause Of war.
Two Russian screw steamers in the course
of construction have been seized by the British
Government.
American Stocks are in nominal demand,
moderate. Pennsylvania fives, rs to 80. Ma
ryland SO.
f<tUcf POof, Ay-Soesoh- VI ojVoO
bales. Breadstuffs quiet
McHenry quotes Western -four at 36s Cd.
c. ut 37s.,. Philadelphia and Baltimore 37s, c.
37s. sd. White and yellow corn at Al to 42e
Fair Orleans Ga, Uplands n, Mobile Gu.
Bacon dull beef unchanged. Pork quiet.
Lard dull. Tallow quiet.
The Humboldt Safe.
New YORK, April 20.-The ship Humboldt,
reported to have been wrecked, is anchored at
the Quarantine, in safety.
From Lake Huron.
BUFFALO, APRIL 90 The United States
steamer Michigan has returned from cruise
on Lake Huron. She found no vessels in dis
tress, rs reported
The propeller Clifton is on the rocks at Point
au Barques. The straits are full of ice.
Markets.
BALTIMORE, April 20.--Flour--sales 1000
barrels Howard Street, at So; City Mills IS.
Wheat-saIcs 1900 bushels white, at 50; red,
$50 a Sl95 Corn-sales 10000 bushels
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