Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-02-10


New York, FsB. 9.-The American mail
steamer Pacific arrived at her wharfa o'clock
this afternoon, bringing Liverpool dates to the
25th Of January. She brings fifty-seven p's-
sengers, among whom are Lieutenant Palmer,
U. ). NJ. and six American shipmasters, four
of whom had been wrecked. and two of whom
had sold their ships in England
The ship Antarctic, bringing portion OF
those rescued from the San Francisco, had ar
rived at Liverpool.
The splendid new iron emigrant ship Tay-
lew, from Liverpool January 10, for Mel
bourne, had struck and sunk on Dublin bar,
by which disaster 400 lives were lest
Another famine was threatened in Ireland.
Provisions were enormously high, and still GO
ing up. In some parts Of Limerick, the people
were suffering deplorably for food
There has been, since the sailing of the last
steamer, no abatement in actual hostilities, or
in preparations for war. No further fighting
was, however, reported, either in Europe or in
Asia.
The answer Of the Car in regard to the en-
trance Of the fleets into the Black Sea had been
received. The London Times says the Car
has not proceeded to extreme measures on learn.
ing the entrance Of the allies into the Black
Sea. He replies by this question \" Are the
fleets to observe strict neutrality, or to take
active part with Turkey 2"
Austria is said to have notified the Car Of
her fixed determination to maintain an armed
neutrality, provided the Gar adheres to his
ACKNOWLEDGMENT IL this pledge is broken, Aus
tria would assume hostile attitude to Russia
Spain.--The Minister Of Justice has resigned
General Manuel Concha and O'Donnell have
been exiled to the Canary Islands; Gen. Jose
Concha to the Balearic Isles and Gen. Armefo
to Leon.
Chino Canton dates were to Dec. 18th
Quietness prevails. Annoy was still in the
hands Of the Imperialists, while the insurgents
held possession Of Shanghai. The insurgent
army reached Guiked at the end of October
liverpool, Jan. 25.-- Cotton very quiet, al
va. decline. In breadstnffs further advance
Of 3d. o U.s. in flour, and 3d. 3d. in wheat
had taken place. Holders Of corn demand Is
q o. advance and uncomfortable sales were
made at these figures. Bacon in good demand
at Is. q 2s. decline Pork is quiet, owing to
the high prices
The funds, considering the aspect of affairs,
were remarkably firm. Consols closed on Tues
day at 897S q co. Three and %. quarter per
CENTS 81 q 9lL Bank stock ala q ZIG. Ex-
chequer bills 6s q los. premium.
THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH TO LIVERPOOL.
London, jan 25.-The Paris correspondent
of the London Times writes that the reply Of
the Emperor of Russia, though not c0uched in
strong language, and asking explanations, is Of
such character as to leave little hope Of q
change in his mind. 1t is stated that the ex-
element at st. Petersburgh among the people
is indescribable, and the French Government
anticipates an explosion of such kind as will
force the Gear formally to declare war before
all his plans are perfected
Copenhagen, Jan. 20.--It is said that the
answer of Russia to the declaration of neutral
ity has been received Russia insists that Den.
mark shall side with one or the other party.
Berlin, Jan. 2l--It is stated that Russia has
protested against the cession to Prussia by o.
denburg of military post on the banks Of the
Jahde.
Berlin, Monday EUening Gar insists,
as preliminary condition Of ell negotiations,
that the neutrality Of the allied feet in the
Black Sea shall be declared in Q formal docu,
ment.
SECOND DESPATCH.
NEW YoRK, FEB. 9, P. Mt was reported
that engagements had been renewed between
the Turks and Russians at Kalafat, on the
10th, 18th, and 18th, in which the former were
again victorious
A despatch received at Berlin, from st. Pc
tersburgh, dated the 14th, states that the Gar
had rejected the combined note, az incompati-
BILE with his dignity, as it would only serve to
divert attention from the real question at issue.
To prove, however, that he is still inclined to
treat, he has appointed Prince Gortschakoff
his PlcniI otentiary to treat with the Sultan
alone.