Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-03-11
Foreign News,
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ARRIVAL OF THE NASHVILLE.
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.


ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
+ Great Preparations in England for 'car
--Nasal Movements IN tie Black Sea
-Aaot1a Peace PropOsition--Con-
,ees,ions TO tie Csar-THar EatAusi-
a,m IN Esgland-72e Allied Army,
4 Mosiing-Russian Massacres in Wal
"a, ilaehia-.Decline in Floar--Cotton
firm, &c.
NEw YORK, March 5.-The steamer
Nashville has arrived, bringing Havre
dates Of Feb. 14,h, and London of the
18th. She left Cowes on the 10Th
She got ashore this morning on Egg
Harbor, installing Baregat for Fire
Island Light. OfPortsmouth she pass
ed through the English feet, about to
sail for the scat Of war. The steamer
Washington touched of Cowes, on the
llth.
In England the preparations for war
were carried on on the most stupendous
scale. III was stated that the Govern
ment, lin addition to the steamers alrea-
dy,aken, had decided to take the re-
mninder Of the Cunard steamers as fast
as they arrive, aud leaving the Compa-
nyl,o carry the mailsi in smaller steam
.ers. Many East India sailing vessels
had also been taken By the Admiralty
10 carry troops, stores, &c. "
TheBaltic fleet, consisting of36 ships.
chiefly ships Of the line and powerful
screw frigates, was to assemble in the
Downs on the 9th Of March, where it
would be Joined by 12 French vessels,
offrom SO to 100 guns each. The
whole feet under Sir Charles Napier is
designed to act against St. Petersburg.
The steamer Hecla had already left for
the Baltic to make surveys aud sound
ings.
'Rumors of peace are still in circula-
lion. The Paris correspondent of the
Times says that fresh negotiations are
on foot, and hopes generally entertain
ediha. they would prove successful.
New propositions were said to be a.
,aopted by the -Four Powers, making
concessions to the Gear by giving him
the liberty of treating to a certain ex.
tent alone with Turkey, the latter pow
or to have the right of consultation with
The allies. It's also proposed that the
evacuation. of the Principalities shall
be simultaneous with the withdrawal of
tho allied fleets from the Black Sea.
"a long debate on the Eastern Cues
ton occurred in the English Parliament
onthe 14th ult., but nothing Of impor-
,ance was elected.
The first battalion Of the Coldstream
Guards marched through London on the
l4th on their way to Chichester, prior
,o,heir embarkation for the Mediterra-
mean. They were received by the peo-
pie with extraordinary demonstrations
ofenthusiasm. q f.
The autograph letterffom Napoleon
to the Car proposes a treaty of peace
ON the basis Of the Vienna note as mod
fled blythe Sultan, and that negotiations
should take place direct between Rus
sian and Turk Plenipotentiaries. -.
The French squadron under Admiral
Bruat takes on board L, GOO troops, and
will proceed to Toulon to join the Eng
fish squadron, awaiting there to take on
board 10000 more troops, when both
touadrons viii. sail for the Levant. g
There wasno,hing new from Kalafat.
The correspondent ofthe London Times
saws the Russians were committing
frightful excuses on the peasants in
4 Wallachia. who had refused to submit
tothe burdens imposed uponthem. In
three villages, the women aud children
had been massacred. ostlfFs e.
Tho French Government had address
ed a strong note to King Ohio, in icon.
sequence Of the discovery of the Greek
Conspiracy. ~ "
Adyices from Asia, state that Scha-
myl was pushing forward his ornaments
with great energy, and that nearly all
of Asia had declared for him.. Hd.
} LATEST.
Paris, February 14th, P. M.-The
! funds have fallen considerably, owing to
snfayorable advices from ST. Petersburg
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