Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-09
ARRIVAL OF THE ANDES.

BosToN, March lst.
The Andes, from Liverpool arrived to-
day.
Cunard s. Co. advertise that in conse-
Of the Niagara being taken by the Govern
ment, the Alps will take her place on the
18th.
Government has chartered steamships to
convey troops to Malta.
LONDON, February 18th. --Foreign wheat
held frmer-prices unsettled. Steamship
Great Britain arrived at Liverpool on the
18th, sixty-eight days from Melbourne.
LONDON, February l3.
A new Reform bill, introduced in the
House Of Commons, by Lord John Russell.
Details Of bill are satisfactory both 10 con-
servatves and liberals.
The following are the steamers taken by
government from the General Screw Stea-
mer Companies:
Propontis, Cape Of Good Hope, Golden
Place and Jaton. From The Oriental Com
pany, the Himalayah, Manila, and Ripon,
and from the Cunard Company, the Niagara
and Cambria. From the Australia Compa-
ny, the Victory.
1t is reported that Lord Ruglan is 10 have
the chief command, end that the Duke of
Cambridge, Generals Evans and Brotherton
are TO have appointments.
Advces from Krajova state that bad wealth
err alone prevented the Russian from attack
ing Kalafat.
The invading army has made movement
in advance, but active operations would not
begin until March.
The French government continues her
preparations with great activity: the Brest
fleet has been ordered 10 sea Immediately.
II is reported that severe conflict took
place on the 29th January, at Logan, in
which there was great loss on both sides.
The Turks retreated to Kalafat.
1t is confidently announced that mani
festo, signed by Nesselrodc, is expected
shortly at Vienna, in which the Gear would
announce his final intention.
A camp OF 10000 men is being formed
ON the sea of Marmora, near Constantine
pie.
General Guyon has commenced offensive
operations in Asia, against the Russians.
Kalaiat is invested by 10000 troops
The Gar has given orders to every fort tc
drive the Turks out in Lower Wallacia
without delay.
PARIS, February IA.
Bourse very firm. A report that the
Emperor of Austria had declared that he
would make common cause with the Yves
tern Powers, if the Russians crossed The
Danube, produced an important rise il
funds. ...
Lord John Russell stated in the House
that arrangements had been made between
the French and English Ambassadors as I,
, the course TO be taken by the combined
. fleets. Also, that government had no rea
, son 10 be dissatisfied with Count Orloff'
mission 10 Austria in case of war, but i
failed.
|; VIENNA, February 10.
Details of conflict at Gargevo haze reachet
us. 800 Turks, with nine gun-boats AM
/ four sailing vessels, crossed the Danube ear
ly in the morning, and landed near the new
Quarantine building, arranging themselve
in line of battle. Two battallions of Rus
E slams opened murderous fire, lasting thre
| hours, and forcing the Turks to retreat t
! Rutzchuck The Russians also suiferet
, severely.
The Andes passed the Cambria, going in
, to Liverpool.
t LONDON, February 10.
S Consols closed heavy, 9la@9lB Tor mo
/, ney.
g LIVERPOOL, February IA.
i. Radetski had issued proclamation TO az
rest all persons spreading false reports
3 There was much excitement in Italy.
TREBIzoNDE, February IA.
. Schamail, with 10000 men, was march
ing against Zamital, an important militar
position of the Russians.
: BosToN, March /.
: The Andes proceeds to New York. A
e ter discharging cargo returns again to Boz
S ton, to take the mails to Liverpool.
;, The Nashville was to sail on the 18th.
WAsHINcroN, March l.
II In the Democratic CAUCUS last evening
" after preliminary ballot, Mr.. Nicholso
of the Union, was unanimously nominated
= the candidate for Printer 10 the House.
!. New YonK, March /.
e A large meeting against the Ncbrasl
e bill was held in Williamsburgh last nigh
n A letter was read from Senator Seward, al
d speeches made by several distinguished pc
!, sons. Strong resolutions against the me