The daily union., 1854-03-03
From New York Journal Of Commerce
Arrival OF the Andes at Boston-Threc Days
Later frSm Europe.
Bosros, March A.

| The screw steamship Andes from Liverpool, Febru-
AIRY l4th arrived here al about o'clock this morning
She brought London papers or circulars and The only
paper that we have able 10 procure is the Liverpool
Times oil the 14h.
| The royal mail steamship company advertise thai in
consequ uence OF The steamship Niagara being required
for special service the steamship Alps will be de-
tanned al Liverpool until February 18th, TO take the
mails and passengers 10 Boston, instead Of the steamer
Niagara
| The British government has chartered thirteen steam
ships 10 convey troops 10 Malta, 10 wits From the n
A. (Cunard) line--lie Niagara and Cambria general
screw steamship line-ihe Golden Fleece, Jason, Cape
OF Good Hope, and Proponts Peninsula and Oriental
| line--lhe Hmaaya, Manila, and Rpon; Australian
Harbnger
The Andes will proceed 10 New York after dschar'
gng her cargo and will again return TO this port to take
the mails Tor Liverpool next week.
Ii is announced IN the Liverpool papers that The steam
er Asa would sail IRON that port on the 25lh February
for Boston and New York via Halifax but that passeh-
gers by her will be booked for Halifax and Boston only
TIE steamship Nashville advertised TO sail from
Haye, via Southampton, for New York, on The 10Th of
February
The screw steamship Great Britain arrived al Liverpool
February l4th, in sixty eight days from Melbourne
We find no news, political or commercial OF marked
importance The cotton market at Liverpool was hrm,
and the remark will apply to the breadstuf mar kets
at all important points.
The new reform bill was introduced in the British
House OF Commons on the 18th oil February by Lord
Job1 Russell, in an able and effective speech The details
OF the bill dsasefu both 10 the conservatives and
| extreme liberals
On the I3th Lord John Russell, in replying TO Mr.
Layad, in the House Of Commons, said thai Admiral
Dundas found when the Black that the anchor
not and that the iogs and weather were
such thai ii he remained in the any length oil time,
the fleet would have been disabled for the service for
which il was intended
Lord John admitted that there had been difference Of
opinion between The English ambassador and the Admi-
raj Constaninople but iha, It upon
question. Arrangements had, however, been agreed
upon between the English and French ambassadors as to
tkn hn hrt thnr Hnnc anht
however, to the discretion of the admals in regard TO the
safety OF the fleets
With regard to Count orlof's mission TO Vienna. Lord
John said that he believed his noble friend at the head OF
The Foreign Office had reason TO feel dissatisfied with
the results Of the Counts mission TO the Emperor OF
Austria The object Of the mission appeared to have been
to the neutrality of Austria in the event Of
with England and France; and if satisfactory to
know that the mission had failed. [Cheers.]
LONDON, Feb 10 Il, is confidently announced that
manifesto signed by Nesseode shortly expected Vi
emma, in which Russia will 10 the world her
final intentions.
1t is reported that Lord Raglan to have the chief
command OF the allied forces and that the Duke OF Cam
BRIDGE Earl OF Cardigan, Generals Evans and Bro,herton,
are to have appointments
cabinet council sat for 81 hours Saturday.
FRANCE
The French government continues its preparations
with great activity, and orders have been despatched
from Paris for the Bres fleet to put 10 sea al once and
il is understood that the admiral in command under
orders from the Minister Of Marine to proceed TO Toulon
ing the troops which 10 form the French expediloDay
force TO Turkey.
The fleet has sailed, and is now on its way 10 the
Mediterranean,
PARIS, Monday y.--The Bourse is very firm, owing TO
reports iha, the Emperor of Austria had declared to
Coun, Orlo that he would make common with the
western powers in of the Russians crossing the
Danube An mportantrise in the funds produced
by thsthe three cents closing at 69i, and the four
and half per- cents al 96l
In Lombaray great excitement prevailed and Marshal
Radesk had issued proclamation, to the effect that
all persons detected in speaking false reports shall be
Throughout Southern Italy, public feeling is much ex-
cited.
THE EASTERN WAR,
The period OF 40 dayr, allowed by the Porte io the ac-
ceplance by Russia OF the terms OF adjustment proposed
by the four powers and assened 70 by the Turkish cab
net, expired on February Stb, and the Porte its allies
fully justified in taking without further notice,
such as they may deem necessary in opposition
| to the Gar
Adyces from Cons,antinople state ha, the French and
English admirals Lad fixed the period OF Is days. from the
27tb January for the Russian vessels 10 return to their
harbors IN the Black
A camp for $1,000 is being prepared at a place
six miles from Consan'nope, on the banks of the OF
Marmora
In Asia, Gen Guyon had resumed offensive operations
against the Russians.
letter from Trebzonde of the ah states that Scha-
my, at the head OF 10000 Cucassians, was marching
aeainst Lakatiia, an Important maIy posiuoh oi tDe
Russians.
According letters from Kaova, the bad weather
alone prevented the Russians from attacking kalafats
The investing army has made movement advance,
but active operations will not begin before March, when
the fordage for crossing the Danube will be ready.
Three Russian regiments, OF which is the chss-
seurs OF Odessa have been cut that they be
completely reorganzed before they again take the
field.
Up to the 27,h the Russian corp. had formed semi
circle, the OF which thirty FIVE English miles
around the Turkish position al kalafat.
Early on the morning OF the 2sh, there general
advance the part OF the Russians and on the ing
of the day the right wing had left Cale about seven
English miles in the The centre met with consd-
cradle resistance. bu, whes the infantry up the
Turks retired 70 their enirenchmens The left wing has
tsken up a position in the neigh borhood Of Bolescha
Dates from Bucharest, of February l, state that the
Emperor has given orders drive the Turks out OF Les
ser Walachia without further loss OF time
VrrssA, Friday night, Feb lo--Advices from Bucha-
rest OF The 9th instant that 800 Turks, with
eight gun boats and four sailing craft crossed the Dam
ube. from Ruzchuck TO Giurgevo early the morning
of the 5th, They landed the quarantine building,
and arranged themselves line Of battle They
ceived by two 5aliaons OF Russians with murderous
fire, which lasted three hours The Russians suffered
The following despatch speaks positively OF late
| fct:
| BELGRADE, Feb. IA serious hgh, took place a,
| Tojana on the 29tb u, which was attended with great
| loss on both sides. The Turks reteated TO Kaafat
| ST. PETERsbURGH 3d.-S,nce Count Orof's depar-
ture great animation has prevailed, but matters
sombre and war like aspect.
HY rEIEGRApu