Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-22
HALIFAx, April Il

The Royal Mail steamer America, Capt.
Lang arrived here this morning, at o'clock,
with Liverpool dates of Saturday, lst inst,
being three days later ihan the advices pei
Hermann a, New York. s
ENGLAND.
In the house of Commons The Attorney
General slated that Great Britain cannot, and
does moi, forego the right 10 search neutral
vessels for articles conraband OF War.
The bill 10 double the income tax passed
the House of Commons.
1t was rumored that Lord Aberdeen would
resign, but the London Globe cun,radc,s the
report.
The London papers are full Of proclama-
tions regulating the details Of the war.
Admiral Napier's feet, at the last accounts
was again under way 10 seize the Island OF
Of Akland. Rioge Bay was named as rem
devious for The feet.
The British Minister had telegraphed from
Berlin 10 Nspe,'s fleet the declaration Of
war, with instructions TO commence hostili-
ties.
FRANCE.
The French government, has made SINH.
lar announcement 10 that made by England
respecting the commerce Of neulrals, and
that the government will no, at present issue
letters Of marque. '."
RUSSIA. d. '.'
Great Preparations for the Var.
The Russians were making great and ex-
traordinary preparations for the war, espe-
cially with regard 10 the commencement, of
hostilites on the Baltic.
AT Cronstad;, the great naval station COM
mandng the approach to St. Petersburg, all
the houses incapable of serving as a defence,
were being pulled down and new batteries
were every where erecting. Two hundred
additional gun boats had been ordered
The Car and his son were personally su-
perinending the preparations.
AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.
Austria and Prussia had not committed
themselves by any overt ac, on either side
GREECE. r
Accounts from Greece are unfavorable-
The Turkish minister had left Athens, and
the insurreciionary movement in Greece con-
and have 5000 troops in Epirus.
Envoys were daily expected at Athens
with the final commands of the English and
French governments.
In was reported that several Greek mobiles
had joined the insurgents.
THE ALLIED ARMY.
The whole French army of $1,000 mer
will be in Turkey by the lst of May.
1t was reported that the British land forces
will be increased to 10000 men. The frs
diyision of the expeditionary force was bein.
rapidly forwarded from Malta 10 CONSTANT
nople.
THE LATEST.
VIENNA, March 81.
A despatch has Just been received, an
nouncng that on the 29lh, the Russians at
tackled Kalafat and captured three of the Re
doubts.
The rupture between Ohio, King of Greece
and the Sultan, is complete.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, April 1.
The debate in Parliament, yesterday, o
the address 10 the Queen was very long.
War was formally declared yesterday q
the Royal Exchange, in presence of the civi
authorities.
THE TRlPARTITE TREATY.
The five articles of the treaty agreed upo
between England, France and Turkey, are
First-England and France engage to sur
port Turkey by force OF arms until the cor
elasion OF peace, that shall secure the indie
pendence and integrity Of The Sul,an's dc
minions
second-The Porte shall not conclude
peace Without the consent of the allies.
Ihifd-The allies shall evaeuaie the Turl
ish territories after the war.
FouF'h-Ihis treaty TO remain open for IN
Adhesion OF the other powers OF Europe.
F'lh-Turkey guarantees to all tho sui
iecls OF the Porte, without dislic,ion Of cree
perfect equality in law,
Meanwhile, the campaign has begun
earnest. 1t is confirmed iha, tho Russia
have crossed the Danube in great force.
order TO strike a decisive blow before The !
rival OF the Anslo.FIeueh force.
On the 23i March GoHshskoI crossed /
""SNl a"''N iu'aAai capturing eleven gu
and two hundred prisoners lie oeeupi
Tulska and several forts on the right bank
General Luders crossed with The ma
body from Galalz without much loss, and I
$4,000 Russian troops now occupy the ris
bank of The Danube,
oa the ESD, General LudeIs eommsne
the P'spa'allons ior the ssiss ot Malsehi
and on the same day The Rpssans al,sn,pi
10 efoss tho pauuba II o,isuilza, when a a
psfals battle eRsosd, Ia whish ,Ae Ra.si.
were ePaissl, The satusss was a.
dlsadial fhiee 'hoasasa Ras.lsn. a
klilsi, snd lhs Taiss - baalY sui up
they had 10 reliIs 10 lhslI sa.ssasA,nsn,s.
The Russians, hessysf, effected a pAss
u lhs IissT ~ lhlse Psleis
Ga lhs Vsly day lhs lssssi.n' see.'asa
sIo..ag lbs paasbs, o'sss f~slsa Aai 'si'
W 10 sliags lAs Rsss.aR essd ssailsu