Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-01-28
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

We have the following Telegraphc summary of
four days later news from Europe, brought to New
York yesterday by the American steamer Atlantic,
which sailed from Liverpool on the 18th instant:
EASTERN AFFAIRS.
There is but little definite intelligence add to theim
portant advices per Niagara II is confirmed that on
December 30th part of the allied feet entered the Black
Sea- having been prevented from entering before by
pestuous weather.
Up to the last dates the Russian Ambassadors had not
withdrawn from London Paris NJ KIssELEF, the Rus
Ambassador at Paris had stated that would await
further instructions from his Government.
From Vienna it is stated, with seeming authenticity
that Austria had asked Russia if she would
European protectorae the Christians in Turkey To
this the Car replied that he would no inter
ference whatever between himself and Turkey. ~
On the Danube very little was doing owing to the
weather There had however been three Sigh affairs
between Turkish forage escort and the Cossacks
another sally from Sistona and third an action be-
tween Russian steamer and two gunboats and the shore
batteries the Danube in all of which the Turks
victorious The report that the Turks had stormed Ka
rakal, although probable, not confirmed
From Asia have the letter writers accounts of pre-
yious affairs, but not word of later news.
The Russians had warned their shipping venture
out of their ports unless under the protection Of convoy
Conveys to be organized different trading ports
The Pasha Of Egypt hearing of the affair at Sinope
Immediately ordered the equipment of six frigates two
coryettes, and three briggs to replace those lost.
1t is confirmed that the Waachian pea.antry are
state of instruction.
Lord DUDLEY STUART had interview with the Sultan
relative to employing Poles in the Turkish service
reported that the British Charge had resumed
gotiations with Persia The Persians at Teheran had
broken out in tumult against the Russians.
France had called additional contingent of eighty
thousand men, replace the seventy thousand destined
for Turkey.
Prussia concerning of action with Sweden
and Denmark in view of the coming
The Russian sailors leave of absence had been order
ed to return by the lst of March
letter from Chrstana states that Norway had deter
mined fit squadron of twelve ships in view of
preaching events Little sympathy for Russia appears
to exist among the Norwegians.
SPAIN.
The Marquis of TuRGor has been appointed Grand
Officer of the Legion of Honor. Young SoULE has pub
ished long letter explaining his difficulty with the Duke
| of ALBA.
INDIA AND CHINA. s..
The overland mail brings Calcutta dates of December
9Th The from Burmah contradictory, but war
reported to have broken out and the Burmese had
recaptured Pegu. .''. ...
The Russians reported at Khira.
Shanghai dates of the 10th that the insurgents
had evacuated Annoy, and that the Imperasts had per-
petrated horrible massacre there.
! ENGLAND .,'.
The enormous rise in the price of food had caused
rous apprehensons of riots among the aborng classes
Bread riots had already commenced in parts of Devon
shire At Topsham mobs of threatened the bakers
in consequence of their raising the price Of bread AT
Crediton also, mobs of men, women and children para
ded the and attacked the bakers shops breaking
their doors and windows. The market people also
molesed and their produce kicked about the streets
The police unable put down the disturbance but
after the report spread that the troops coming quiet
! was restored.
.@.... LIBERIA.
Dates from Liberia of December Is had been received
in London, The healthy. President ROBERTS
had delivered satisfactory address to the Legislature
He informs them of alliance with France and England,
and that Napoleon had sent him 000 stand Of and
accoutrements for the native militia.
4 LIVERPOOL MARKETS, JANUARY IL.
Cotton has been steady, but inanmate former rates
Fair Upands 6Sd, Middling SD, Fair Orleans 69d Mid
ding 6sd. 0a...
further advance reported of Is per barrel in -four,
IS per quarter corn and Cd per bushel in wheat Bal
tmore, Philadelphia, and Ohio flour AS 45s canal AS
Cd AS; Canada AS 45s white wheat lbs 1885, red
lis Us ID white sis 52s, yellow Cos mixed 49s
New bacon taken full rates old neglected beef
new wanted, but not advanced; pork very dull cheese
scarce; lard dearer, and in demand; taow had adyanc
ed Is %. Nothing doing in bark or seeds.