The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-09

DBL and rather more doing in corn White wheat Us
-four, Ais. Ais. 3d.. Philadelphia Baltimore and Ohio
41s Cd AS; Canada Ais 42s; sour, 36s. 37s per
4s ndsn oo59 a u.s. 3D.
American rosin in regular demand at Ga. Cd. for
mon up to u.s. per cwt. foSne quality. Nothing doing
THE LATEST LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 22-Wednesday, noon
Messrs Hoinsnead Ietey Co report q: follows =
almost oil to the trade The market is heavy and there
is great deal of cotton Offering"
THE VERY LATEST.
CoxsrASr1xoPIz, Feb. s, 1854.
N. Kanko returns to Persia in spite Of the isuccess
of his mission. letter from Bagdad announces the
capture Of Khiva by the Russians.
CoNsrANuNoPIx Feb 6, 1854.
The united fleets have saved Chekati from attack
by the Russians
ORsovA, Feb 8, 1854.
A reinforcement of Ave thousand men arrived on the
9th and It'll at Wddin New Notifications in
of construction the island between that town and
Kalefat.
ATHENS Feb. 10, 1854.
The Greek instruction is formidable. Six thousand
insurgents in in Epirus, Thessay and Mace
donia Recruits leaving Athens. The Greek govern
ment either cannot or will not check them.
KAJovA, Feb H. 1854.
Russian troops still marched in the direction of
Kalefa and placed in the second and third ne that
it will be next impossible for the Turks to break
through the Russian position On the eth the Russians
took possession Of island above Mogavd where they
have since established battery
81. PETERSBURG, Feb. IL, 1854.
Sir Hamilton Seymour, the British minister, had not
yet communicated his recall to the Russian government
and his instructions to quit the Empire had not probably
yet reached the British Minister The Emperor Nicholas
had ind IN n
state Of great irritation and excitement which rendered
him inaccessible to the advice Of his oldest ministers
The utmost activity In every department Of the govern
ment exists, and preparations for war made the
most extensive SCALE An answer had been despatched
to the letter addressed Louis Napoleon to the Emperor
Nicholas, which is framed in unsatisfactory arrogant
and discourteous language.
Commercial advces report that prices Of imported goods
continued to advance in anticipation of blockade and
the rate Of exchange advanced to 1919 while the funds
receded premium'on gold 36<, but although shipments
Of gold to England would prove profitable, it is doubtful
whether It will be made In the event. however, of
tnued Decline considerable sums win be smuggled out
Of the country.
ST. PETERSBURG Feb II, 1854.
All the Turkish Consus in Russia are about to rive in
their resgnaons. Turkish subjects are placed under
the protection Of Austrian agents. but only for six
months, dating from the declaration of by the Porte
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popular Foreigners leaving st. Petersburg and Mos
COW in numbers financial crisis is at hand The eov.
eminent 10 about torase forced lorn.
BUCHAREST, Feb. IL, 1854
In the skrmshes the left bank Of the Danube since
the 3D. the Russians had 500 killed and 600 wounded
VIENNA, Feb. II, 1854
The Lloyd learns from Odessa, under date Feb q that
the Russian feet continually keeps the sea- The nrst
and second divisions cruise from Kaa along the Crcas
sian coast and observe Batoum The third division left
the 2o in the direction Of the Bulgarian coast and
It thought for yarna The Russian captains state
that for years they have not known the weather in the
Black Sea SO favorable a. at this season.
The Russian General Sehider has established battery
Of twelve guns the Isle of Ramudan, opposite Ruts
chuck.
VIENNA, Feb. %, 1854
Five Turkish steamers and swarm of sailing vessels
conveyed BY five English and three French steamers
under Admiral Lyons, left the Bosphorus on the 7th
with stores for sinope, Trebizond and Batoum.
Advices from Bucharest state that the Russians have
destroyed seven Turkish vessels
revolt has taken place the borders Of Albania,
Macedonia and Thesssiy. The insurgents are nearly
10000 strong Arnauts and Greeks Janina has risen
and has been Joined by the inhabitants Of Nerxova and
AgaGa.
The Turkish troops from the Montenegrn frontier ara
marching thither.
Tesraphc intelligence received here states that Ru.
sa rejects the Austrian proposition for further nterven
tion communicated to Count Orlof.
VIENNA, Tuesday, Feb 81, 1854.
Advices from ST. Petersburg of the lIth state that
another warke manifesto had been issued eyyinr nina
men per thousand until the 18th April The manifesto
mobiixes the whole army and feet.
The Austrian government shows . strong resolution TO
take an active part In the preaent cYe eepecalv s;nc