Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-04-10
BY THE MORNINGS MAIL.
Tpo DAYS Later from Europe.

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The Europa arrived at New York ON Satur-
day evening with Liverpool dates Of the 25th
ultimo.
Political affairs were unchanged. The fear
of war had caused dullness in the markets.
The export of gold was not so heavy, and the
rate Of interest was unchanged. The Lon
don Globe states that Russia has consented to
recognise the neutrality Of Sweden. The Prus-
sian people were earnestly potitioning their
Government to join the Western Powers, but
the Government holds back Austria seems
to act with the Western Powers, but not in any
decided or definite manner. There is nothing
new from Asia or Kalafat. The fleets retained
their former positions. An English and French
frigate have gone to destroy the Russian stock
ade at the mouth of the Danube.
The Cars written refusal to the demand of
the Western Powers had not yet come to hand.
IL was supposed that he would not send a cate
gorical answer, but will accept war, if it is
offered
The Greek revolution was gradually dying
out The export Of grain was prohibited from
the Ionian Islands
Liverpool March 25.-Cotton had declined
I'D. to I'D. Wheat--6d. decline. Elour-2s.
decline
From California, Oregon, &c.
The steamer George Law arrived at New
York yesterday, with 500 passengers. She
brings the California mails to the 10th ultimo,
and nearly million Of dollars in gold.
II is said that immense quantities of gold
were being gathered ut the mines. The bill
before the Legislature providing for the cleo
ton Of United States Senator ut this SEES
sion, had failed. The excitement relative to
the Senatorial election, however, continued.
Tive members Of the State Senate have pub
lished card, stating that they had been APP
preached with bride Of $40, 900, to vote for
q postponement of the election. This is set
of TO the charge Of bribery on the other side.
Indian difficulties had again broken ont.
TIE dates from Oregon arc to March l
Rich gold diggings are reported to have been
discovered near the Willamette.
In Washington Territory, Columbia Lancas-
ter has been chosen delegate 10 Congress.
Great excitement existed at Aspinwall, in
consequence Of the prevalence Of crime and the
weakness of the Government A vigilance COM
mittee e foreigners had been formed.
The steamer Columbus, from Lower Califor-
MIA, had arrived at San Francisco. She brought
MP, as prisoner, Frederick Emery, the reputed
Secretary Of State Of the flibuster Republic Of
Sonora He was arrested at San Diego, by
order Of Captain Dornin, Of the sloop of war
Portsmouth.
Walker was at the last accounts forcing some
Of the Californians 10 swear allegiance to the
new Government He had shot two of his men,
1T. r. Nelson and Arthur Morrison, for an at
tempt to 6libustcr on their own account
The Mexican brig Desperate, with two hun
dred men and six cannon, was ON her way to
Ensenada, and the same number OF troops were
proceeding by land, to drive Walker from his
position.
The dspiniooH Courier says that Lieutenant
Strain and two Of his men had reached Cha
pingano, in quest Of provisions and boats for
the relief Of the remainder of his party, consist
ing Of nineteen men, who had been left four
weeks previously on the banks Of the Chnca-
naque river. The party were forty-ninc days
getting from the Atlantic to point Of the Va
visa, near the Pacific during which time they
were fifteen days out Of provisions, and became
exhausted; tho remainder Of the time they sub
sisted principally on nuts All the men left
behind were disabled. The Indians along the
route fed at their approach, setting fire TO their
canoes and huts, and carrying Oft all their pro-
visions
Lieut. Strain started alone, on his return TO
the Chucanaqne river. The commander Of the
British steamer virago dispatched boat uT
the river for tho relief Of the sufferers
Lieutenant FauntIoroy, Of the Cyanc, sent in
search Of Lieut.. Strain, returned 10 Panama or
the 9th Of March. The sloop Of war Cyans
lett Aspinwall on the oath.
The Panama railroad viii have. cost whom
ompleted, about "a 500 600