Washington sentinel., 1854-04-26
Gslsgraptifs
By the House Line, expressly for the sentinel.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
Six Days Later from europe.

HALIFAX, April 25.-The Arabia arrived here to-
day, with dates of the 18th. Flour had advanced
Is Wheat Cd and corn Cd. Provisions were firm.
Consols s7s.
The Eastern War-Latest by Mail.
LIvERpooI, april 15.--Afars on the Danube
continue unchanged. The allied fleet at Var
ma Admiral Napiers feet had suddenly put TO
sea in consequence Of the ice having broken up.
The report that the Prussan minister had been
recalled from London is not true. The Austrian
army is reported to be.eniering Serva.
All the contumacious Greeks have been ordered
TO leave the Turkish territory.
Latest from the Baltic.
APRIL 12.--Admral Napier left Kioge bay for
Gothland, il being reported that some Russian
ports were open and Russian squadron of Fa-
roe-also reported that three American ships
were somewhere in the Baltic with stores for
Russia, and an English steamer has been de-
spatched for them. There is but little ice in the
Gulf OF Finland.
The whole of the allied fleets are in the Black
sea, near Varna. All the marines Of the feet were
10 be landed TO protect that place. Admiral Dun
das had signazed his cruisers 10 take, burn, and
destroy everything His fleets were in communi-
cation with the Turkish land force.
Prince Paskewitch arrived at Bucharest on the
5th. GortschakofT retains command Of the army,
but is subject TO Paskewitch's orders.
MARCH 30.--An important sally was made on
Kaafat, and sanguinary encounter of four hours
occurred. The Russians were routed, and pur-
sued TO n considerable distance.
The British war steamer Cyclops arrived at
NJ -.l
Turks purposely left free passage for the Rus
SLAMS to Hirsova and then attacked them in their
rear. After hard fight, hafofthe Russians were
cut to pieces and the remainder retired across the
Danube.
The Turks had evacuated the fortress of Ozer-
navoda, in the Dobrudscha, which was sheed by
Russians II is also stated with no date) that
10000 Russians crossed at Gaatz without oppo-
sition. All these accounts, however, are very
confused,
Two English vessels on the Danube, loaded
with grain, were fred into by the Russian bate
ries, and one was sunk.
Three thousand French troops arrived at Con-
stantinople on the Sd.
The declaration of war by France and England
caused immense rejoicing at Constantnople. It
was reported that the French Colonel Drew had
been killed. He belonged to the staff Of Omer
Pasha.
The Greek nsurrection makes no progress.
The insurgents have been repulsed at several
places
Austria's note of remonstrance has been for
warded to Athens. II holds the Greek govern
ment liable for all mischief arising from the insur
rection.
Important from Japan.
The Emperor Japan had sent ministers TO treat
with the Russian admiral, and had treated him to
a banquet. The Japanese ambassadors announce
that Japan will open her ports, but will require
time
The American squadron had no. arrived at
Nangasaki when the Russian steamer left. The
store ship Supply arrived at Woosung February
3D. from Loo Choo.
From China.
| The insurgents had evacuated on the north en-
trance of the Grand canal, and the imperalist.
have occupied that territory.
Latest by Telegraph.
COPENHAGEN april 13.--Four steam-frigates
under Admiral Plumridge, have been detached
from Admiral Napier's ieet and sent to the gulf OF
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Russian corvette into Sweaborg.
BERLIN, April 9.-Prlnce Barclay D'Etolly pro-
ceeds to London on a special mission.
BUCHAREST AprH 9.--No battle has yet been
fought in Sistria or Rassova.
ODESSA, April ALI the English and French
vessels have been ordered out Of this port.
ST. PETERSBURG, April Ga reserve battalion
has been called out, and second reserve battery
for each corps.
MARsEILLEs, Apra 14.-Admiral Bruat will re-
place Admiral Hamelin in the Black sea, for the
purpose Of giving Admiral Dundas the chief COM
mand of the combined fleets General ST. Arnaud
is TO have command OF the combined land forces.
No later authentic news from Turkey.
CopESHAGEN, AprH 1.-THE British frigate Am
phyon was ashore near Draco, and cannot be
got of.
HAMBURG, Apra l4.-Admiral Napier, having
received report that sixteen Russian ships Of
war had anchored a, Helsingfors, was ma king pre-
paratons to attack them.
CoRFu, Apra 9.-The English and Ere nch ves-
sells OF war on the coast of Thessay have received
orders to search all vessels suspected of having
munitions of war aboard, and to seize them when
found guilty.
Austria appears more in unison withthe western
powers. Prussia leans more to Russia, though
she is temporizing with both parties. The proto-
col guaranlying the integrity of the Ottoman ter
ritory, was signed at Vienna by the four powers,
including Prussia but simultaneously Herewith,
Prussia introduced into her mutual alliance treaty
with Austria condition and limitation which
would render the treaty dead letter, and which
Austria consequently refuses 10 accept.
All military arrangements arising out of the pro.
posed treaty have been referred TO a commission
presided over by prince of Russia. Hanover
sides with the western powers. All the minor
German States, except Bavaria, do likewise, and
will support Austria in forcing Prussia to declare
herself should the subject come before fedora
diet The hdependant Beige announces positively
that treaty Of permanent alliance, offensive and
defensive, has just been signed between France
and England independently Of the treaties con.
nected with the present war;