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Foreign News.

Foreign News.
Nsr YCrk, Feb. 2o.-The Baltic srri,.
ed below at 9 o'clock, last night, with
Liverpool dates 10 the slh.
The Europa arrived out on the 9th.
Count 0rloifs mission having failed,
The Russian ministers let London and
Paris. The Cars last proposal has been
rejected finally, Negotiations are brCk.
en of.
Breadsluffs are slightly declined.
Paris, Tuesdsy.-The rumors Of the
ill-success Of Count 0rlof's mission are
now confirmed. He leaves directly for
st. Petersburg. Foreseeing The rebuff at
Vienna, he will refrain from visiting
that capital. II is said that The
Seryian government, yielding 10 the sug-
gestions Of the Russian Consulate at Bel.
grade, will refuse the 6rmans Of the Sui.
tan unless Russia gives consent
81. Petersburgh, Goth January.-ltis 10
stated that the emperor, who is fully
aware Of the position in which he is plac.
ed, will endeavor to avoid general con-
hagra,ion, if he can only preserve the
honor and rights of Russia.
The influence Of Count Nesselrode is
again in the ascendant. Ii is also said
the Car is about to write an autograph
letter to the Queen of England, in which
he will endeavor 10 prove that he has not
been the aggressor.
The imperial ukase confirms the sum.
tnoning 10 aims ofall the reserves as we'll
as the soldiers on iurlough.
Several Of Cunard's steamers are ta-
ken up by Government 10 carry troops TO
Constan,inople; 600 men 90 from Eng.
land: Others will be taken up from diff.
ferent stations. About 10000 will soon
be collected to form part of the expedi-
tion. No doubt Brigade Guards will
form part of the expedition. The 46sh
regiment, that was under orders for Aus
tralia, is now C hold itself in readiness
for foreign service, taking all the bes,
men, and leaving all the young soldiers
and recruits at home.
Fienaa.-The combined fleets were at
Beyros Bay on the 9th. Six ships again
conveyed a Turkish steamer with troops
into the Black Sea.
Belgivm.-lt is understood that fou.
vessels originally tahen up by govern
ment TO convey troops from Creland to
Malta, and from thence to the West In.
dies. They have been taken upon
monthly charters, so that they may be
available to proceed to any P int a, the
shortest notice
Bucharest, January 2s.-The Russians
have made a retrograde movement. and
fallen back on Ribola. The Turks re.
main in the position they occupied.
Omar Pacha has effected most im-
porlant movement having crossed the
Danube with SO, 900 men and divided the
Russian army, the right wing Of which
is at krajova, the left wing at Galetz, and
and the centre at Bucharest where the
Russian force is weak. Omar's move~
ment was to attack the rear of Russian
army on its march from Krajova against
Kaafat.
A despatch received at the Turkish
embassy, indicates that preparations are
making for an attack by the Turks on Blu.
charest. The Russian accounts confirm
the above by expressing apprehensioas Of
oil attack from the Turks. They declare
however, that the bad weather and the in
undations of the rivers, render the passage
of the Danube impossible to the Turks.
On the 25.b, the Russian troops still
occupied their old position at Eadovan.
On tile 2lst, those Russian regiments
that had been in action, were Withdrawn
to Krajova, having suffered heavy losses,
and their places was supplied by fresh
troops.
On the 23d. the whole staff of the
Commander.in-chief arrived at Belshatic,
us grand reconnaissance was to take
place very shortly ogains, Kalafat.
M. Kisseleff, the Russian Ambassador,
left Paris on the 9th, for Germany.