The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-22
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BALTICS NEWS CONTINUED!
Cars Proposition Rejected!
ON AR PACHA'S MOVEMENTS!!!
Embarkation Of Troops from England!
FRANCE PREPARING FOR WAR!!!!II!!
OMAR PACHA'S MOVEMENTS!!!
MARKETS, &c, &C.
New YORK, Feb. 20, p. NJ.

New YORK, Feb. 20, P. M.
The Baltic arrived below at 9 O'Clock last
night, with dates to the 9Th. The Europa
arrived on the 9th.
| Count Orlcff 8 mission has failed. Rus.
sian Ministers at Paris and London have left
Cars last proposition rejected finally and ne
gotiations broken off.
PARIs.-Rumors of Count Orlofr's mission
are now confirmed aud he leaves directly for
81. Petersburg, foreseeing the same rebuff at
Berlin he will not visit that capitol.
The Servian Government reported yield
ing to the suggestions of the Russian conso.
late at Belgrade and will refuse to accept the
Sultan's two firmans, unless Russia consents.
Paris Bourse fell in English funds aud Of.
forwards affected prices which, earlier in the
day, showed tendency TO rise.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 90.
1t is ssid the Emperor is fully aware Of the
position in which he is placed, and will en-
endeavor to avoid general confiagration if he
can, only 10 preserve his honor and rights
The influence of Count Nesselrode is again
in ascendant.
1t is said that the Car is about to write an
autograph letter to the Queen of England in
which he will endeavor to prove to her he has
firms summoning to arms OF all the reserves
as well as soldiers on furlough.
Several Cunard steamers taken up by Gov.
eminent to carry troops 20 Constantinople.-
5000 men go from England, and others viii:
be taken up from different stations, and about
10000 men will be collected to form
part of first expedition. No doubt but q
brigade of guards will form part of the expe-
dition.
BUCHAREST, Jan. %.
Russians retrograde movement and falling
back on Ribala. Turks remain in same posi-
ton. Omar Pacha has effected most i'm
portant movement, having crossed the Dam
ube with $4,000 men and divided the Russian
army, the right wing of hich is at Krakova,
the lett OF Galatha. and the centre ut Bucha-
rest. Omar Pacha crossed in person at
Olametz and at last accounts was only two
days. march from Bucharest, where the Rus
sian forces are weak. Omar's movements
were to attack the rear Of the army on it's
march from Krakovia to Kalafat.
A dispatch received by the Turkish En-
bassy indicates preparations for an attack by
the TURKS on Bucharest. Russian accounts,
themselves confirm the above by expressing
apprehensions of an attack. They declare
the bad weather mandates the river, and
renders the passage of the Danube impossible
to the Turks.
Orsowa letters Of the Got ult mention the
river was flooded at that date, and the low
grounds around kalafat are inundated.
RAHovAN, Jan. 25.
The Russian troops still occupy their old
position at Kalaloona on the 2lst. Three
Russian regiments reiaken, regiments that
had been in action from the 9th to the 18th
withdraw to Krakuva, having suffered heavy
loss, and their place supplied by fresh troops.
| On the Odd the staff of the Commander in
Chief arrived at Daeshtia.
FRANcE.-At council the Emperor strong
| ly urged the necessity of preparing for war
Preparations have been ordered, and work
continues night and day, immense orders for
ammunitions, men, arms and accontrem me is
being executed; assembling, organizing and
inspecting troops goes on. Gen. Pellsur is
selecting 10000 picked men, and all might
be ready for embarkation in one week.
Mitylene will probably be the chief depot.
Great activity prevails i'm the Navy depart
ment at Brieste. Four sailing ships will be
ready in short time, and two steamers are
only awaiting their engines. The sea squad.
ron will soon be ready to sail, and the reserv-
ed squadron will be in a condition to rein
; force it in December.
Prince Napoleon has returnedt to Paris from
his mission to Belgium. The meeting o.
Senate deferred from 27th of February to the
End of March. The Attn regiment which i:
under orders for Australia is now to hold it,
self in readiness for foreign service, taking
all of the best men and leaving all young sol
, diers and recruits at home.
Vienna correspondent telegraphs that Or
loft leaves for ST Petersburg probably Wed
nesday. The combined fleets were at Beyo
J Bay 9th.
EsGLAND.-It is understood that four YES
sells originally chartered by Government t.
take troops from Ireland to West INDIES, ha
been taken up on monthly charters so the
may be available 10 proceed to any point a
!, the shortest notice.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. s.
u Breadstuffs have slightly declined. Con
soils 81 aa9lS, improved feeling hot been sus
tanned. Flour is Is lower than at last quotu
lions. Purchasers are buying sparinsly.-
Some quotations taken for investment at 43:
Canal 4Os 6d043s. Baltimore and Philade
:. phia AIS Cd, extra warehouse AIS.
Grain-Wheat Irregular; moderate trans