Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-01-17
FURTHER ITEMS BY THE EUROPA.

Advices from ST. Petersburgh state that con-
siderable business has been done in imports for
the next year. The preparations making by
the Government indicate that more seriouscon-
sequences are anticipated than war with Tnr-
key alone.
The evacuation Of Russian Armenia by the
Turks, is officially announced, and the sieges OF
Akiska and Alexandropol have been raised. A
force Of 25 600 Turkish irrcgulars, under Abdi
Pasha had been defeated by the Russians, for
which Abdi Pasha had been dismissed from
the chief command, and Ahmed Pasha appoint
ed in his place
Efforts were making to induce the Porte 10
enrol European Polish legion, in order to
entice away the Polish troops from the Russian
army.
The allied fleets were still in the Bosphorus
company OF Wallachian militia, after heat
ing their Russian commanders, had gone over
TO tho Turks ut Kalaiat.
The Trieste Gazette states that the British
diplomatic agent at Scheran had resumed hia
relations with Persia, and was medating be-
tween Persia and Turkey.
On the 18th, the four Powers presented o
note to the Porte, demanding IA armistiee.
Hail Pashas entrance into the Ministry Is
regarded ~ favorable to peace.
Engiond--Th DAILY NeDs says that Sir
Parliament intrusted with the arrangement Of
the details Of the contemplated Tory reform
bill
The British Parliament will meet Jan. 3lst.
The strike among the workmen at Preston
is stil unsettled
France Napoleon has issued decree re-
moving the restrictions upon the import of cot
ton into France from England.
rumor was prevalent at Paris ON the 29th,
that MIR. Soule had fought another duel at
Madrid, with the Duke Of Alba and had been
killed; but the story needs confirmation.
Sceden and Denmark Sweden and Dem
mark had formed an armed league against
Russia and are 10th arming in expectation OF
active hostitics on the Baltic in the spring.
M Vscontc had died suddenly at Paris
II was reported that DR. Bowring Will sue
coed Sir George Bonhiem as Superintendent Of
British Trade in China
CoNvIcTs SENT TO THE UNITED STATES
Three Germans having been arrested Mt New
York, charged with having committed series
of burglaries one Of them confessed that in the
year 1851 he was convicted Of burglary in the
city Of Brunswick Germany, and sentenced to
the State prison for a term Of years; that after
remaining there until September, Of last year,
he was pardoned by the Duke Of Brunswick,
on condition that he should emigratc TO tho
United States, and never return. He goes on
in his affidavit to say:
Accordingly we were all taken from prison
by the police, and conveyed t. Brcmen, and
there put ON board the brig Hiram, and kept
under tho surveillance Of the police until the
vessel sailed; our passage was paid by the Di-
rectors,' and wc each received from them SIS.
We landed in New York on the Ist Of Dcccm-
Der lastv
The Hon. VIM MedilI has been Installed ss
Governor of the State of Ohio, an Office which,
~ Lieutenant Governor, he has filed for some
time past, in consequence Of the Governor
having been appointed to a foreign mission by
the present Administration.
An exchange says that, down in New Or
leans, il requires three persons TO start bust
ness firm: one TO die with yellow fever, one to
get killed in duel, and the third to wind up
the partnership business.
10 Wilmington, Delaware, on Tuesday, two
women were observed staggering along the
streets in beastly state Of intoxication.