Washington sentinel., 1854-02-26
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
POUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE


New YORK Feb 25.-The royal mail steamer
Europa reached her wharf at s o'clock this morn
ing, bringing 81 passengers, and dates from Liver
pool 10 the l1th inst.
The Europa passed, on the evening Of the 18th,
off Cape Clear, the steamer Niagara which sailed
on the 2lst; passed the steamer Pacific on the
Oath, in latitude 43 deg. 2 min, longitude deg.
min. Is sec. and passed the Africa in latitude 40
deg IL min. longitude II deg. min.
There was no decided change in the eastern
question. There was, however, another talk Of
Messrs. Cunard deny that their steamers are
chartered by the government for the transporta-
lion Of troops TO Turkey.
No reply had yet been received from the czar to
the final ultimafnns Of France and England.
Count Orloff had left Vienna on the Sth, direct
for st. Petersburg, his mission having failed
Eastern Affairs.
Ramifcations Of an extensive Greek conspiracy
throughout Turkey had been discovered and
crushed. There had been severe encounter at
Giur Gero on the Danube without any decisive
results. Another attack on Kalafat was daily
looked for. Omar Pasha had recovered from his
sickness The Turkish army on the Danube was
in good health and spirits
From Asia there is nothing new.
The allied fleets were Immediately TO re-enter
the Black sea. The ambassadors were much dis
satisfied with the return Of the fleets to the Bos-
phorus.
The Emperor Of Russia was sick and had not
been seen for some days. Achange was expected
in the Russian ministry.
Mehemet Ali, the sultan's brother-in is re-
ported to have been superseded by Ria Pasha,
and Achmet succeeds Riza as Capedan Pasha.
| Some doubt is thrown on this
| England and France continue their ornaments
on large scale.
France was making extensive financial arrange
ments TO meet the expenses of the coming war.
India and China.
The overland India mail is telegraphed with
China dates of December 81. Ninghoo and Annoy
were quiet. The insurgents had burned large
part Of Shanghai, and had also captured Tiensing,
so miles from Pekin. Trade dull.
The death of the emperor of Japan and the
seizure of New Caledonia by the French is con-
frmed.
Melancholy shipwreck.
The ship Wilm H. Davis, of Liverpool, for New
Orleans was totally lost, January %, on the Island
of Banna, West Scotland All hands except the
steward perished.
Latest News.
A democratic conspiracy had been discovered
at Madrid the 9th, and Ia persons had been arr
rested Gen. Jose Concha had been proclaimed
a rebel and had escaped to France.
Count Buol had notified the Turkish Ambassa-
dor that the concentration oftroops on the frontiers
was only precautionary measure. This was
accompanied by friendly expressions.
| The British government had advertised for 2
or coppered ships Of 700 to 500 tons, to be en-
| gagged for four months in conveying cavalry.
Accounts from the Danube announce positively
another Turkish success between Galatz and
Ibraila.
Klapka and others and embraced Islamism In
the House of Commons the 10th, Lord John
Russell stated in answer to Mr.. Roebnell that the
cards sent by the chamberlain for admission to
the American minister on the opening of Parlia-
ment by the Queen, were the same as those sent
TO other diplomatic representatives, and he did
not think any difficulty was likely 10 arise out
of the question as to the dress in which the Ameri
can minister was to appear State occasions.
Consols closed at London ont Friday evening
at Oh "a 915.
Very Latest by Telegraph to Liverpool.
The Paris bourse closed firmly on Friday even
ing without much business. Three per cents, 6Sf
90c; four and halves. OFF 90c.
Dispatches from st. Petersburg to February /,
received in Paris state that the excitement there
was very great, and the war party enthusiastic.
LONDON. FEB. 11.-Three battalions of the guards
and six regiments of the line under orders TO
embark on the 18th for the Mediterranean. The
whole number of British troops to be despatched
is ten thousand men, and many more will be
held in readiness. Twenty ships Of the largest
tonnage required 10 convey the supplies and
troops. The government has taken the Oriental
Company's steamers Himmalaya, Ripon, and Ma
nilla.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 2.--Several purchases of
tallow indicate that there are some operators who
still doubt the probability of blockade. Ex-
change declining
MARsEILLEs (no date) - A considerable decline
in wheat has taken place, and so or 60 ship loads
are to be sent to England.