The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-15
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ARRIVAL OF THE NASHVILLE.

| New York, March 6.
Inc steamer Nashville from Hayre arrived
| yestesday.
LivsRPooL, 15ih-Flour moved 4, pbou, Ia
oectlne; wheat closed at etop, Las, weeks
rates.
LONDON, 15th--Anerican -four Is lower
oas,ley' cats and other grain aat and lover.
4ne nashville brings London dates to tile 18Th.
haVihg ieit Cowes on the 10Th. OF Portsmouth
she passed through the English flee, which wss
| to sail to the seat Of War.
me steamer Washington touched eff Cowes
/ The preparations for the Eastern wer !, still
active. II is stated, that, in addition 10 The
stet ners already taken, it was decided To fak,
the remainder OF the Cunasd steamers. as fast
as thty arrive, leaving The Company to carry
the mails in the smaller steamers.
Many East India sailing ships have also been
taken by the Admiralty TO carry stores, troops,
&c. a. al the naval stations. the pr paratiors
are on stnpendous scale. The Baltic fleet. of
80 ships, chiefly of the line, and powerful steam
irgascs, was TO assemble in the Dowrs on the
ON where II would be joined by 10 French, yes
aeis, chiefly OF 4D and 100 guns each. The
Who'c Heet, which WAS 10 be ander the direc
w .si' q or Nharles Napier, is intended for oper.
a,ions against ST. Petersburg The steamer
iiecia had already left for the Bal,:c 10 mrk.
surveys and soundngs
hu'nors OF peace, however, were still ia cir.
cuiation. tt t1TIF ~ = r''T
Tue rarls CORES pondspt OF the Times meu~;ors
ruinors Ut fresh negotiations, and hopes are ee
ns sIai'y entertained that they would be success,
In The House Of Lords, on the l4tb. a ,onr
* =. sa'e Oh 'he eastern Question took place No.
hing new was cliciled.
In Paris, on the i4h, the French funds fell
Considerably, owing to untavorable news from
st. Petersburg.
The steamer Great Britain, arrived from Aps
trai,a' with 81 ,65o,0U0 gold on freight.
The hussians are c'mmitting dreaofuI excess.
es on The peasants of Wallachia, who had re.
'usca sc' 70 oesf The burdens imposed upon them
Inc women and children of their villages had
been massacred The French government had
addressed strong note TO King Otto, in conse
quehce " ihe discovery of Greek correspond
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Advices from Asia state that Scbamvl waa
pushing forward his arrangements with great
energy.
The First Battalion of the Cold Stream
Guards marched through London on the l4th
on 'heir way t. Chester, prior to their embark.
ation to the Mediterranean, and were received
by the people with extraordinary demonstrations
OF enthusiasm
The auto -raph letter Of the Emperor Napole,
on to the Czar proposes treaty OF peace on the
basis OF the Vienna note modified by Turkey.
and that negotiations take place direct between
the Russian and Turkish ambassadors. The
French squadron under Admiral Renat was to
take on board 1900 troops aud proceed 10 Tou.
lon to join the English squadron awaiting them
there to take on board 400 more troops, when
both squadrons were TO sail for the Seyant
Nothing from Kaafat
On all the dock yards and arsenels or France.
the greatest activity prevails. We have copy
Of the autograph letter, addressed by Napoleon
to The Gar, the receipt of which al ST Peters.
burg must have brought the long agi,ated cas-.
tern question TO crisis Spirited debates on
lle subject in question had taken place in the
British Parliament.
Money market returned its easy Character
The English funds were pretty firm, a little af.
fected by the war like preparations. Consols
being last quoted 9l3.
The Cunard Steamer Niagra arrived out on
14ih from Boston.