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ARRIyAL OF THE ANDES.
BosToN. March l. ll.45


The Government has chartered steam
ships to convey troops to Malta.
LONDON. Feb. l3th.-Foreign wheat
held firmj prices unsettled.
Bosros. March /.
! The andes proceeds to New FORK. af-
ter discharging her cargo. and returns
again to Boston 10 take the mails TO Liv
erpool.
! LONDON. Feb. 18th. --Consols closed
heav. 91a,9l5 for money.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. l4.-Radet zsky had
issued a proclamation to arrest all per
sons spreading false reports. Much ex-
element prevails in Italy.
| TREBIZoNDE. Feb. l4.-Schamyl. with
! 10000 men, was marching against Sea
matila. important military position
of the Russians.
! LoNDoN.-A new reform bill was in
troduced in the House Of Commons on the
18th. by Lord John Russell The details
of the bill are Unsatisfactory, both u con-
servatives and liberals.
! The following are steamers taken by
the government from the general screw
steamer mpanies:-Propontis Cape
Of GOOD Hope, Golden Place, and Jason.
from the Oriental Co.; the Him Malaga,
Manila and Ripon from the Cunard Co.;
the Niagara and Cambria from the Aus
tralian Co.; and the Victory.
1t is reported that Lord Rajlan is 10
have the chief command. and that the
Duke Of Cambridge, and GEMS. Evans
and Brotherton. are to have appoint
ments.
Advices from Krajova state that bad
weather alone prevented the Russians
from attacking Kalafat. The invading
army had made movement in advance,
but active operations would not begin
until March.
The French Government continues
warlike pre- partitions with great activity.
Immediately.
1t is reported that serious conflict
took place on the 29th. at Togani. with
great loss on both sides. The Turks re-
treated to Kalafdt.
1t is confidently announced tina! man
ifesto. signed by Nesselrode. is expected
shortly at Vienna. in which the Gar has
worded his final intention.
A camp of 40 600 men is being formed
on the Sea of Marmora, near CONSTANT
nople.
Gen. Guyon has commenced offensive
operations in Asia against the Russians.
Kalafat is invested with $4,000 Rus
Tbo hac y1o
70 drive the Turks out of Lower Wala.
CHA without further delay.
PARIS, Monday THE Dourse is very
firm. 4 report that the Emperor of Aus
tria had declared tina, he would make
common cause with the western powers.
If the Russians crossed the Danube, pro-
duced an important rise in funds. threes
closing at 60 10. and Al per cents at &c
10
Lord John Russell stated IN the House
that arrangements had been made be-
tween the French and English Am bassa
do.s SIS TO the course 10 be taken Dy the
combined fleets; also, that the Govern
ment had no reason 10 be dissa lisiied WITH
Count Orloff's mission 10 Austria. The
object was to secure the neutrality o,
Austria in case of war, but it had failed.
VIENNA, Feb. 10.
Details Of the conflict at Giurgevo have
reached US. 500 Turks. with guns. boats
and four sailing vessels. crossed the Dan
ube early in the morning. and landed near
the new quarantine buildings. arranging
themselves in line Of battle. The bat
talions of the Russians opened a muir
derous fire. lasting three hours. forcing
the Turks TO retreat to Rustehuk. The
Russians also suffered severely.
The Andes passed the Cambria going
into Liverpool.
ADDITIONAL BY THE ANDES.
New YORK. March l.
LONDON, Monday. second edition
of the Morning Herald publishes the fol /
lowing private dispatch which first ap-
peared in the Debats:
CoNsTANTINoPLE. Feb. Sth.-On the
Russian squadron receiving intelligence
that the con- bined fleets had left the |
Black Sea. and returned TO Constantine.
pie, five OF the Russian frigates put 10
sea. and proceeded TO Cha,katal. where
they attacked the fort, but without much |
success. as they were obliged to steer off
in consequence Of warm reception.
The Globe announces the prevalence |
of rum ors Of a possible re -opening of ne
gotiation between the two great powers.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times.
writing on Sunday evening. says it is
certain that fresh negotiations are on the
tapis for the settlement of the question.
A part Of the letters from Australia
by the Great Britain had been deliver
ed. The tenor. as regards the CONNER
cial affairs and mining interests. is favor
able. although exceptionable points are
noticed.
WASHINGTON. March |.
At the democratic caucus last evening.
after preliminary ballot, Mr.. Nicholson
of the Union, was unanimously nomina-
ted as the candidate for Printer to the
House.
Mr.. Clayton. of Delaware. will speak
to-day against the Nebraska bill. Mr..
Bell will follow on the same side.