Washington sentinel., 1854-05-02
Four DAYS Later from Europe


Liverpool 10 the 10Th ultimo. She reached her
4 wharf at quarter before ten o'clock having made
a good passage considering the weather. She
brings one hundred and forty-eight passengers,
among whom is the Hon Mr.. Barringer, late MN
lister to Spain.
The Eastern War.
Five Russian merchantmen have been taken IN
the Baltic.
Napier's feet of thirtysix sail left the anchor
age al Kioge and put TO 10 the eastward, y Is
supposed, to attack the Russian squadron. Ihe
Tribune frgate had returned from Admiral Piu-
ridges division having captured the first prizes OF
war, namely, five ships laden with lead and sui
{, phur from Lubec TO the Russian port in the Gulf
| of Finland
Navigation was fast opening The Russians
had dismantled their island fortresses and re-
moved their shipping, and had retired with their
guns, &C., TO the main land.
i Admiral Deshines has sailed with the French
squadron to join Admiral Napier in the Black sea.
The allied feet was at Varna, April A.; and on the
9th of April sailed in the direction of Sebastopol.
Since then no account, accepting rumor that
| Odessa, has been received.
| from the Ddnube the SUBSTANCE Oh INC hcWS -
that no great operation had taken place, but san
culinary skirmishes occur daily. Mustapha Pasha
has his main force Of $4,000 at Karrassa and
likewise holds Tcherunoda and Kustendaje, north
of Trajans wall.
The Russians had maintained themselves in the
Dobrudscha. Omer Pasha would not hazard an
attack until he had allies in his About 10000
allies had reached GaIlipoli.. ~
There has been great absence of authentic
information, for some days past at London The
entrance ofthe Austrians into Servia is supposed
to be true, but is not confirmed.
The expulsion of the Greeks from the Turkish
territory has been enforced. The Greek insurrec-
ton is feeble, but still exists.
From Asia we have dates to March the 6ths
There had bcen-no operations at Erzeroum, ow-
i Ing to the unfavorabe weather. Gazon continued
zealousy organizing his army, which was now
we'll disciplined, provsioned, and paid.
i ZariA Pasha, commander-inchiefh had arrived,
which they were terrifying.
Early in the month of March the Circassians
gained victory over the Russians, compelling
them to evacuate several forts and retire TO their
ships Some of the garrisons were cut TO pieces.
lInSiands
!. The English Parliament was not in session.
Great Britain had demanded that Spain shall
+ refuse the admttance Of Russian privateers into
, the ports Of that country.
f The Prussian minister's recall from London was
from PERSONAL not from political causes.
Miscellaneous Items.
Breadstufs will be admitted duty free into
: Sweden until the end of July.
Negotiations continue between Austria and
Prussia.
The Austrian nsul-geaeral at Alexandria no
! ties Russian subjects that his protectorate over
them ceases on the Goth of April, when they must
!, leave Egypt.
Latest Intelligence by Electric Telegraph
). LONDON, April 1s.-Dates from Copenhagen to
Tuesday, state that seven merchant prizes are in
Kioge bay, being laden with munitions of war fol
i the Russians.
5 The Danish cabinet remains in office, but the
= parliamentary leaders will be dismissed.
The Grand Duke Constantine has assumed the
. command ofthe Russian fleet and hoisted his flag.
: PARIS, April 1.-THE bourse is well supplied.
. The funds closed at 63f doc. and 90f 10c.
CoNsTASTISoPLE Apr2 10.-Varna, which was
only defended by 6,Oo0 men, has asked for rein
forcements from the fleet. The English and French
troops at Gallipoi will it is said be ordered there.
At Matschin the combat was sanguinary, and
three Russian and three Egyptian battaions
mained dead on the field
II The mouths Of the Danube ere still blocked up
with ice.
Il Markets
1 LIVERPOOL, Aprl 1S-C Colon-The published
accounts say tha. the improved tone noticed in
the last circular continues, and the market was
very firm and hardening tendency in prices.
For fair Orleans alone, mddling, and middling fair
uplands and over, about 1-16d advance is obtained.
4 Sales in three days, 10000 bales.
Brcadstu6S.--McHenrys circular says -four is
Is TO IS dearer; wheat, Sd, and no speculation in
/. either, with large daily demand for consumption.
Corn has declined Is, and more doing. Rich
ardson IL Brothers quote good demand for flour,
i principally for the interior; Good western barrel
realized 3Ss. Sd. a 3Ss. cd. Philadelphia, Balt-
more, and Ohio, 39s. Corn is in fair request at
40s. "a lis. 3d.. for white and prime yellow. Wheat
has been purchased to fair extent a, an advance
4 of Sd.
Provisioas-Mr. Henry says bacon moves very
quietly at 42s. a 44s.-atter retail price. Beef
good is scarce aud wanted. Pork is plenty and
dull Lard meets buyers at 52s. Tallow is de-
manded.
The season for cover-seed is over, and ends
badly.
; The Glasgow iron market on the 18th was firm.
LONDON, aprR 1s.-The telegraph announces
that the colonial produce markets have been closed
since Thursday, and will open tomorrow.
London Money Market, Apra lS.--Consols are
well supported, and finally closed at s7s "a S75
for money.
Very Latest by Electric Telegraph from
London.
A despatch received from London, by the agent
of the Associate Press at Liverpool, few mo-
ments before the sailing of the Pacific fully
confirms the announcement that the Austrians
have entered Servia. A large party had crossed
on the 18th, and occupied Turna.
4 An important fortress, called Jchaking, in lower
Wallachia, has been accidentally destroyed by FIRE
together with all the Russian stores.
The Russians are threatening to cross the Da-
nube higher nm.