Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-04-13
LATE FROM EUROPE.

The Cunard steamer Europa arrived a,
New Y ork on Saturday at P. M, bring
ing Liverpool dates to the 25th u,.
THE EASTERN WAR EFFECTS AND Pros
PEcTs.-Poli'ical sffairs in Europe were
unchanged. The fear of war produces dull
ness in all The markets. The exports of
gold in Eng land were not quite so heavy,
and the rate Of interest was unchanged
The London Globe states that Russia has
consented TO recognize the neutrality of
Sweden.
| The Prussian people were earnestly Pc
titioning their Government TO join the Wes-
tern Powers, but the Government, holds
back.
Austria seems to act with the Western
Powers, but no. in any decided or definite
manner.
There is nothing new from Asia or Kali
afat. The fleets retained their former posi-
lions.
An English and French frigaie haze gone
to destroy the Russian stockade al sssmouth
of the Danube.
The Cars written proposal to the de-
mands of the Western Powers had not yet
come to hand. 1t was supposed that he
would not send categorical answer, but
will accept war if it is offered
A despatch in the London Times, dated
Berlin, March 24lh, states that the Gar
would take no notice Of the French and
English summons for the evacuation of The
Pfincipalities. The French regard this as
the signal for war.
The French expedilionary force for Tur-
key will stop for rest at GaIipoli, town
near The mouth of the Dardanelles. The
English force will establish itself on the
Bay of Enos, at the mouth of the river Ma
rita. The French army will afterwards
proceed either to Adrianople or the Crmea.
The Paris Monileur states that the Gar,
lhro' The Russian Minister at Paris, made The
same proposals to Napoleon, in regard to The
partition of Turkey which had previously
been rejected by the English Government.
The Russians had been defeated in a
small affair in the lower Danube, with The
loss of 100
The Greek revolution was gradually dy-
ing out.
The expor, Of grain was prohibited from
Iue loUIdu lslalIuS.
ENGLAND.-ln England the preparations
for war and the shipment of troops conlin-
ued with una bated activity.
The steamer Cambria sailed from Liver
pool for Kingston on the 25.h, to ship more
troops. The steamer Tenerif1e will sail
soon with part Of a reg imenl for Malta.
| Monteaux & Co., brokers and bankers in
London, failed for half million of doll ars
FRANcE.-Prince Joachim Murat was
married to Md'le Berhier on Thursday.
Arrangements were making for the tram
sit of English troops through France to en-
bark for Turkey.
Heavy failures were expected in Paris
A leading house failed for 100000 francs
-$S,000,O0O.
AusTRIA.-It is stated that on the 18th
of March couriers were sent from London
and Paris, calling on Austria TO join France
and England 10 carrying into execution a.
gains. Russia, the protocol by the Four
Powers. Austria in reply declines TO bind
herself 10 act, and reserves 10 herself full
liberty to do Whatever the inleres. of Ger
many may require.
PRUssIA.-The Prussian Government,
was greatly alarmed a, popular demonslra-
lions which were being organized in the
north of Prussia TO welcome the English
and French fleets on their arrival in the
Baltic.
LATER.
A, Liverpool, -four was extremely dull
Corn declined Is for the week.
The Turks are said 10 have been beaten
al Prevess.
The Gar has stated that lie had 20 re-
ply TO make 10 the ul,matum Of France and
England