New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-08
ONE WEEK
LATER FROM EUROPE
ONE WEE
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC AND ALPS.
THE CAR REJECTS HAPOLEONS PROpO.
SAILS TO NEGOTIATE.
w AR CERTA
Cotton MISUNDERSTANDING Rising.

cotton Decllned-Breadstuff Rising.
The Collins steamship Atlantic, Capt West from Liver
pool on Wednesday Feb o. arrived of the point OF the
Hook inside the channel buoy, clock last evening
and went ashore about fifty rods from the Sandy Hook
Telegraph Station where she remained o'clock this
morning.
The Cunard screw Alps with the European mails
of the 18th ut arrived at Boston yesterday morning about
o'clock
The Cunsrd steamer Asia arrived out at Liverpool Of
?. NJ on the goth Feb
The screw steamer City of Glasgow from Philadelphia
also arrived out on the GOTH
On the 10Th the Alps passed the ship A. 2 bound to Lv.
erpOol from New York
The Collins steamship Atlantic, from NewYork Feb 4,
arrived at Liverpool at 81 O'Clock the morning of the
10th.
The Niagara from Boston the st Of February arrived
at Liverpool on The l4th
The Cambria from New York, before reported reached
her dock at Liverpool On the 18th
The terrific gale at Liverpool reported by the Alps had
entailed no casualties American shipping, excepting
some Of trivial importance.
The news is most important
The Monueur that the Cars letter from St.
Petersburg arrived in Paris the 18th of February, and
that the Emperor Nicholas does not accept the proposal
fer arrang, ments which presented to him.
The Moniteur adds This reply leaves no chance of
pacific solution"
Troops were embarking on the day the Atlantic sailed
from Liverpool Dublin and Southampton, and ships were
fitting with great rapdity at al the ports for the Baltic
feet
French troops were embarking from Africa for Turkey
There is nothing from the Danube.
Omer Pasha streDg thening his position at kalaat
Turkish reserves were advancing to Widdn and Olte
nitza and the camp at Shumla had been broken up
At ConstantnoJle Notifications were going on. The
health of the Turkish army and feet was excellent
Six thousand men and twenty four ships left CONSTANT
nope the eth February under an escort of eleven Brit
ish steamers.
1t was reported that when the French and English
troops should arrive in Turkey measure will be proposed
by the Sultan to the Divan give the Christians and Mos
lens equal civil rights The s however doubtful
An important debate in the English Parliament had ia
ken place the Turkish question and the army and navy
supplies had been voted
The Queen had issued proclamation forbddng the ex
portaon of arms ammunition aud marine engines or parts
thereof On an explanation in Parliament the Government
stated that machinery will be allowed to be sent to friendly
nations.
dreadful collery explosion had taken place at lncehal
near WgaD One hundred men were killed
The Lord Chamberlain has notified Mr.. Buchanan that
he NAV appear at Court in any costume he likes.
The King of Naples attempting to form general
Italian league.
War was very popular in Russia
joseph Surge and the of the peace deputaon were
still at ST Petersburg but had not seen the Car.
The Niagara to embark troops at Liverpool on the
22d and the Cambria Kingston Ireland on the 25th ieb
The London Money market had been toerably buoyant
during the week. and Consos closed on Friday at Oh
The general tone Of the commercial advices favora
BILE Wheat at the close of the week, was hrm
and active the full rates current at the sailing OF the Eu
roma on the lth Flour had been in fair demand during
the week closing steady six pence de ne on the week
Indian Corn unchanged since the sailing of the Nash
vile on the 18th the decline the week having been t~o
shlings per quarter of $50 lbs
The bark Bona Dea from Savannah for Liverpool was
picked up on the ut off the southwest coast OF Ireland
water ogged-the having been without food or water
for twelve days Ten of the crew including the master
had died Of starvation The remaining seven OF the crew
were landed Swansea by the bark Cuba and at last ac
counts were doing well
LIVERPOOL Saturday, Feb ls-A terrific storm occurred
here last night doing much damage. No details are yet
given
The letter of Napoleon the Gar has been printed in
the form of pacard read publicly in all the barracks OF
France and profusey distributed Throughout all the Com
munes in the Departments Ii sso posted in large char
acters at the corners of every street in Paris
Letters from St Petersburg state that military prepara'
tons are going Russia immense SCALE and win
the greatest activity
dispatch received in Paris from Berlin states that the
greatest evaporation produced at the palace oil o.
Petersburg on the receipt of Napoeon's letter
II isstaed authortiyely that more Cunard steamers
will be taken by the English Government to transport
troops
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