The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09

| Tie Chnard mail steamer Europa Capt Lott, from
Liverpool arrived at half past three O'Clock yesterday af
ternoon She sailed Saturday the 25th March,
| O'Clock in the afternoon.
Adyices from Consantinope state that the tpartite
treaty between the Porte and England and France
signed on the 18th ult
Between the 11th and 10th ut there were skirrshes
Kaleiat but with slight loss of life In the night be-
tween the 1s and 3D. engagement took place at
Podbash shunla, in which the Russians were de-
feated.
The Turks had 10 killed and 10 wounded 50 dead
slams founl in the morning and as many more
were drowned
Zavelas has been proclaimed Commander in Chief of
the insurgents on the Albanian frontier The insurrec-
ton appears to be extending but the latest accounts
from Corfu state that the Greek nsrrecton is subsdng
Fifty villages have submitted. 1900 Turks had landed
at Preyesa, marching on Arta. Grivas had failed at
Janina. Other accounts, however via Vienna Of
different complexion and statehat the Turks at Prevesa
had been beaten.
Consansinoplc letter of the 18th ult announces the
departure from Beicos of two French and English frgaes
with orders to enter the mouth Of the Danube with
without the leave of the Russians.
1t stated that England asked that Gaipol should
| be fortified for the embarkatlon of her troops
According to advces from ST Petersburg the Russian
government proposes publishing various documents
| the Eastern question. Among the documents destined
for publication are some letters written by Prince Albert
| The Duke of Cambridge and staff of Off
GERS left London the oath ult for the Fest On his
way through France the Duke win be entertained by the
Emperor Napoleon, at the Tuileres, General Brown had
left London the previous day. route for the East
From Bcyrout Syria March it was reported that the
| French steamer Srieusc missing
The marriage Of Prince Joa chin Murat with the Prn
Wsgram, granddaughter of Marshal Berthier was
celebrated ii Paris the 23d ult in the chapel the
Tuileres Paris in preeence of the Emperor Em
IiEces Jerome and Napoleon Princess Mathde and the
Grand Duchess Of Baden The ceremony was performed
by the Bishop Of Nancy, Chaplain of tho Palace.
The market for American stocks during the week had
BEEN in state OF suspense, very few transactions being
effected Sellers prepondera.e but as yet reaIzaons
have not been pressed Quotations, being merely nomi.
| nal, not given in detail.
| The West India mail steamer Trent, with the mails
from (hagres February 90 Jamaica 26 and other West
| India islands, had arrived at Southampton
Annexed is list Of Americans entered at the Banking
House Of Livingston, Wells Co.. Paris
New YoRE.-H. Mccall and family Geo King, Oscar
Howes, a. H. Mixer II. A. Ehninger, Aaron Leggett G..
L. sharpsteen DR.. Jas. c. Lay and lady c. p Cranch s.
N Blake, Lewis S. Levy w. Corbyn J. II Billings and
family Fred Nash NJ D. DR.. ]. w. Green, S. V. soers,
| u. y, Howard.
! MAssltHusETTs.-.Ios B. Kelley.
NohIH ClIoIJNA.-D. NJ. Barr.ngcr and family.
| South CARoLIsA-courtney L. King, +. b. Crowel.
| NlRGiSIA.-Charles Gresham, w. K. Whitehead.
at Queen Victora's levee on god Of March Mr.
buchanan presented Daniel e Sices Secretary Of ega
ton ard Mr. Bordan, of the United States Mr.. W II.
Walsh, attache to the legation, attended the levec.