The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-07

ARzivAL or NASHVILLE -oSK FROM xuaorx.
New Yo1K, March 5.--Tho steamer Nashville has ar
rived, bringing Have dates of February l4h and London
OF the 10Th. She left Cowes the 18TH got ashore
THIS morning Egg Hsrbor. mistakins Barnega for Fire
Island light on Portsmouth she passed through the Eng
lsh neet about 10 saiI for the OF The
washington touoAed OF Cowes the lilh
Ia Eng land the preparations Tor carried
the most sapendous scale IL that the govern
men IN addition TO the steamers already taken had de-
cided to take the remainder Of the Cunad NJ fast
they arrive and leaving the company to carry the mail.
in smaller steamers Many East India sailing vessels had
also been taken by the admiralty carry troops stores de
The Baltic feet, consisting Of thirty six shs chiefly
ships-oithe-lne and powerful screw rgaes,
sem BILE in the Downs the 9th OF March, where IL would
be joined by twelve French vessels Of from 30 lso guns
each The whole fleet under Sir Charles Napier 10 de-
signed 10 against ST Petersburgh The steamer Hsca
had already left for me Baltic make surveys and sound
ings
Rumors of peace Sill in circulation. The Paris
respondent OF the Times that fresh negol
foot and hopes generally entertained that they would provo
successful.
powers making concessions the Gear by giving him the
liberty OF treating to certain alone with Turkey,
the latter power to have the right OF consultation with the
allies Il also proposed tina, the evacuation OF the prin
CAPABILITIES shall be simultaneous with ie withdraw of the
allied fleets from the Black
long debate the Eastern question occurred In the
English Parliament on the liih ut bat nothing OF import
ELECTED
The first battalion of Cods,ream Guards marched
through London the 18th on their way Chichester.
prio TO their embarcaiion for the Mediterranean. They
received by the people with extraordinary demon
STATIONS of enthusiasm.
The au,og aph letter from Napoleon the Gear proposes
treaty OF peace The basis OF the Vienna modi
fled by the Sultan and that negotiations should take place
direct between Russian and Turkish pienipotentiaries.
The French squadron under Admiral Frns takes on board
II 900 troops, and will proceed Touon to join the Eng
sh squadron, awaiting there 70 take on board 1000 moro
troops when both squadrons will sail for the Levant.
fam, kula Thar md.
ent OF the London Times says the Russians were commit
ting rgh,iu the peasants in Walachia who
had refused 10 submit the burdens imposed upon them
In three villages The women and children had been mas
sacred.
The French government had addressed strong note to
King Otho consequence OF the discovery Of the Greek
conspiracy
Advices from Asia state that Schamyl pushing for
ward his with great energy, and that Qrary all
Of Asia had declared for him
ADDITIONAL NASHVILLE.
New YoRK, March THE advces by the Nashville are
very rneagIe. The accounts from the East are mostly
vague
The Paris Moniteur says rumored the Gear per-
empoy refused acceding the note OF the Emperor Ma
poleon, which has somewhat exasperaed his hghness
Austria still remained neutral, but would side with the
western powers, unless Nicholas made concessions
The French squadron arrived Algiers from Toulon,
il take board the troops and return to
meet the English squadron at Touon Both were then
proceed the Mormora to protect the Bosphous and
Da rdanelles
There had been considerable diminishing Kalafat,
bur no important battle. The recently reported engage
fabrication
fgh, lasting three hours took place Otsnitza.
when the Turks forced to retreat with considerable
loss
Trade in France increasing.
Denmark had been ordered to increase her naval and
land forces
The steamer Niagara arrived out on Tuesday, and was
taken convey troops.
The ship Commonwealth, at London, from Baltimore,
had experienced hurricane and was badly dana
aged
The papers and circulars have no reliable quotations for
-four simply mention decline of Is. flour, which
il is thought included decline OF days Wheat dull
and declining Indian corn declined g.
ARRIVAL STEAMER EMPIRE NEW
NKw YoRK, March 5-The steamship Empire City.
from Aspinwail February I'D. arrived yesterday
ming,
The Aspinwa Courier. OF the 22d umo says that Sec-
retory Marcy instructed Mail Steamship Company
pay Of 10 per cent imposed by the New Gra-
madam government, informing them That the United States
win permit such tax to be enforced.
Panama advioes OF the Both that unsuccessful
had been made TO rob Gen. woos party while
log the isthmus
A large FIRE occurred al Guayaqui December 9Th, de-
stroying properly the amount Of 800 900
Peru still unquet. Bolivar threatening instant
invasion Don Domingo Elias about march on Lima
with 600 men, but awaiting the result OF revolution
bis behalf ia the provinces OF Iusca and Arequssa
There rumors OF revoletgn impending in Chilli
The ministry had resigned, and CaTvallo formerly minis
the United States had been appointed Minister Of
Foreign Affairs
The Empire City oonneotcd with the steamer Columbia
which reached Panama Felfuay 9Th, with hundred
passengers and ssoo.ooo h sold The Columbia, Febru-
AIRY 81, passed he Golden Gate from San Diego
for San francisco.
NEW YoRK March 6-The steamer Star OF tho South
has arrived here from New Orleans, with dates from that
nal.