Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-04-15
FURTHER IMPORTANT NEWS FROM EUROPE

we yesterday announced the arrival VI tno
America OF Halifax, with Liverpool dates to
the lat instant three days later than the news
by the Hermann, published yesterday
The FIVE articles Of the tripartite treaty are
as follows lst France and England engage
to support Turkey by force Of arms until the
conclusion Of a peace that shall secure the in
dependence and integrity Of the Sultan's do
minions I'd. The Porte shall not conclude a
peace without the consent of her allies. Sd.
The allies shall evacuate the Turkish territory
after the war. 4tl. This treaty to remain
open to the adhesion of the other Powers OF
Europe 5th. Turkey guarantees to all the
subjects Of the Porte, without distinction Of
creed, perfect equality in law.
The campaign along the Danube has begun
in earnest. 1t is confirmed that the Russians
have crossed the Danube in great force, to strike
decisive blow before the arrival Of the Anglo
French force. Full $4,000 Russians are now
on the right bank.
On the. 23d, Gen Luders commenced prepa.
rstions, for the seige Of Metschin. SOn the 23d,
large body Of Russians attempted to cro.s,
near Oltentza. A desperate battle ensued, in
which the Russians were routed with the loss
of 1000 killed The Turks were also so bad
" cut M that they had to retire to their en-
trenchments The Russians have now, howev-
er, effected passage of the river at three
points.
Accounts from Greece were unfavorable.
The Turkish Minister had left Athens and the
Greek insurrection was reviving, but the Turks
hold the fortresscs, and have 5000 troops in
Epirus.
The whole French army of $1,000 men will
be in Turkey by May /. 1t was reported that
the British force would be increased to 10000
men.
The Russians were making great prepare
lions for the conflict in the Baltic.
Considerable discomfort prevails in Finland
towards Russin, and some arrests had been
made,
England bill to double the income
tax had passed the House Of Commons
France.-The Government makes an an
nouncement similar to that Of England, respect
ing the commerce Of neutrals and will not at
present issue letters Of marque.
Tho Minister Of Marine had addressed Or
cular TO the Chamber Of Commerce, highly ap-
plaudng the United States for refusing letters
Of marque
Spain.-The Queen has amnestied all the
prisoners implicated in tho expedition Of Lopez
against Cuba
The MISUNDERSTANDING Austria, and
Prussia, have not taken sides by an overt act
in the war
No change had occurred in the Danish Min
istry.
The report that Austria was more inclined
towards the Western Powers had caused q raj
~ on the Paris Bourse.
Vienna, March 3l.-A despatch just received
announces that the Russians attacked kalafat
on the goth, and took three redoubts.
The rupture between Turkey and Greece is
complete The Austrian Bank yesterday ad-
vanced the Government hard cash on the sccu-
rity Of the State domains.
ASrr-NEBRAsKA MEerINe AT Concord, N.
H.--A meeting was held at Concord, on Fri
day Of last week, without distinction Of party,
in opposition to the Nebraska project. II was
addressed by James Bell, Esq, Of Clifford; the
Wing candidate for Governor, and by Daniel
Clark, Esq of this city. The meeting was well
Attended, and the addresses we'll received That
or Mr. Bell was characterized by that gentle
mans usual clearness, case, and point while
that Of MIR. Clark came ont in some points
which repeatedly brought down the house. 1t
is mistake TO suppose that, BECAUSE the cleo
ton u past, the people should not continue TO
express their dsapprobation of the measure.
We hope that the example set by the people at
the capital will be followed by every town in
the State.
Tho Wing victory at the Jersey City Char
ter election, on Tuesday last, was Of 30 unusual
a character as TO excite general surprise The
successful candidates are as much astonished
at il as their unsuccessful competitors, and as
large number Of blue tickets were voted very
quietly, all containing the names Of those who
bore elected, the result is attributed to the
Know N6things .-Phiiod NORTH 4msrieen.
OpR NAyy.--According to the estimate Of
Mr. Lyon, in his speech on the bill, our navy
is but the one sixty-seventh Of the naylcs OF
Europe England has 46s vessels, with 500, 600
tons France has 37l vessels, with $4,000
TONS
James Brewster, Of New Haven, offers to
build an orphan asylum, provided the town
will Furnish q site