Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-03-09
Telegraphic News.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE NEW YoRK TRnUn.
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival of the Andes at Boston
ENGLAND SENDS TROOPS TO THE
NC "a %Ts
RUSSIANS INVESTIN C KALAEAT.
AUSTRIA JOINS TIE WESTERN POWERS

The screw ste amship Andes, from Liverpoo
Feb, IA, arrived at Boston about o'clock on
Wednesday morning. She brought no London
papers or circulars, ard the only paper that we
have been able to procure is The L'vsrp00I
Times, of the 14lh February
The Royal Mail Steamship Company adyer-
tise that in consequen ce of the steamship Mag
ara being required for special service The screw
steamship Alps will be detained at LVerpool
until Feb 18, to take the Mails and passengers
to Boston instead of the steamer Niagara.
The British Government has chartered thir-
teen steamships to convey troops TO Malta to
wit from the B. n A. Cunard Line, the
Niagara and Cambria; General Screw Steam
ship Line the Golden Fleece, Jason, Cape OF
Good Hope, and PropoRtis; Peninsula ard
Oriental Line, the Himalaya, Manila, and ait
pom; Australian Line, the Victoria, Queen OF
the South. Hydaspes, and Harblnger.
The British contingent for the deterse oil
Turkey will amount TO 90, 900 men with 4Oguns
$50 picked men in each. battalion are to De ar
med with MIME riAes and brigade command
will be conferred on young colonels.
The naval preparations are carried on with
the greatest vigilance.
The Andes Will proceed to New York after
discharging her cargo and will again return to
this port TO take the mails for Liverpool next
Wednesday.
1t is announcedin in the Liverpool papers that
the steamship Asia would sail from that port
on the 25th February for Boston and New
/ York via Halifax, but that passengers by her
will be booked for Halifax and Boston only.
The steamship Nashville was advertised to
sail from Havre via Southampton for New York
on the 18th Feb The Nashville was errone'
ously reported as below New York this mora
ing.
The Andes passed going into Liverpool, the
steamship, Cambria from New York, and on
the 18th Feb, in the Irish channel passed the
steamship Atlantic from New York 4th for Lv-
erpool.
The chip Mary 7. Sterrett, Of Rochland,
from New York for HAVANA was abandoned
Feb. !, in latitude 459 n longitude 37S in
sinking condition and part Of her cargo thrown
overheard.
Her crew was taken off by the ship West
moreland arrived at Liverpool. The NJ 7. s.
was scuttled to get her out OF the way of other
vessels.
The clipper ship Sovereign of the Seas, Cap
Warner from Liverpool, had arrived at Mel
bourne in 80 days passage.
The screw steamship Great Britain arrived
at Liverpool, Feb. IA, in sirty eigbl days from
Melbourne.
We find no news, political or commercial of
marked importance. The Cotton market at
Liverpool was firm and the same remark will
apply to the Breadstuff markets at all import
ant points.
The period of forty day allowed by the Porte
for the acceptance, by Russia, of the terms of
adjustment proposed by the -Four Powers and
assented to by the Turkish cabinet expired on
Thursday Feb AID the Porte or its allies
are now fully justified in taking, without fur
ther notice such measures as they may deem
necessary in opposition to the Gar.
Advices from Constantnople state that the
French and English Admirals had fixed the
period of Is days from the eth January, for
the Russian vessels to return to their harbors
in the Black Sea.
A camp for 10000 men is being prepared at
place six miles from Gonstantinople on the
banks of the Sea of Marmora.
In Asia, Gen. Guyon had resumed offensive
operations against the Russians
Dates from Bucharest of Feb. /, state that
the Russians have $4,000 men before Kalafat;
and that the Emperor has given orders to drive
the Turks out of Lesser Wallachia without loss
of time.
ST. Petersburg 3d-Slnce Count Orloff's de-
parture, great animation has prevailed, but
matters wear sombre and warlke aspect.
PARIS, Monday-The Bourse is very firm,
owing to reports that the Emperor of Austria
had declared TO Count Orof that he would
make common cause with the Western Powers
in the case of the Russians crossing the Danube.
An important rise in the Funds was produced
by this, the Three Per Cents closing at 29a
and the -Four and a-Halves at 968.
a LONDON, Feb. 13.-It is confidently announ
ced that manifesto, signed by Nesselrode. is
shortly expected at Vienna, in which Russia
will announce to the world her final inten-
tions.
A Cabinet Council sat for three anda half
hours on Saturday.
On the London Stock Exchange on the 18th,
says The Liverpool Times, the settlement Of the
accounts began to wear "brisk" aspect
As the day approaches spectators will endeav-
or to produce fail, and where they have cash
to make purchases they may realize their de, :
sire to the fullest extent. Consols opened at
9l4 to 9I5, and after advancing to a9 they
again receded to the Opening quotations, at
which they closed. Reduced, 92a to 924.- {
New 81 per Cents, 934 to 93k Indian Bonds, C
10 prem. Exchequer Bills, 10 to go prem.
THE EASTERN WAR.
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