Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-01
Foreign News.
Correspondence. Of the Baltimore american.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
-FOUR DAYS LATER FRoMEURoPE.

sdw-.Greek Msarrcction checked
. ,Ftanee and Englaaa in Ms Money
iWarkes-Mr. Soule and Tic Spanish
Oasa-Austrta and Prussia Warcr.
} iiag-Ran0red Capture Of Kalefat-
Improvement in Breadstsbs, &c.
Nav YoRk, March 2s.-The steam
err Pacific has arrived with Liverpool
dates to the sth. The Africa arrived
y out on the 9Th, and the America from
Boston on the same day. The clippe,
!, shin lightning, arrived at Liverpool in
s13ilayssfron Boston.
The Pacific had one engine disabled
and made the voyage with but one.
Eastern affairs were unchanged. Nc
battle had occurred on the Danube ex-
cept an encounter between two Russian
columns, who mistook each other fol
Turks in the, dark. Several hundred
were killed before the error was discov,
cred. Small skirmishes SO on between
the Turks and Russians. 'i
There was nothing new from Asia OF
the fleets. - lta a g.
The Greek instruction had been al
most checked and was no longer formi
dable.
M. Spence, u. S. Minister to Con
stan,inople, had presented his creden'
tials and made an address 10 the Sultan,
assuring him of the sympathy Of the
people Of the U. States.
Ths British Chancellor Of the Elk.
chequer had proposed a double income
TAX, and the French Minister of Finance
a loan Of 25O,O00,00O francs, to dcfray
,he'expenses of the war.
Preparations for war in England con-
,inue. The first division of the fleet for
the Baltic, to sail in a day or two, con-
: sisted of Admiral Comegy's squadron.
The French Government advortiscs
for one hundred ships to embark troops
and stores at Marseilles for the East.
The Earl Of Londonderry was dead.
More difficulties had occurred at
Preston with the operatives. 81
Messrs. Dickson & Co., of Glasgow,
had failed for 100000. 81.
Mr.. .Soule was reported tobein high
favor with the Queen Of Spain. The
resurrection in Spain had been sup
pressed.
Portugal was quiet.
Austria still slightly waivers, and Prus;
siarefrains from indicating what course
she will pursue. - -
eRussia had prohibited the export Of
grain from Odessa and her seaports,
and this announcement had strengthen
ed the English markets. St. Peters
burg letters state that this prohibition
does not extend to vessels loading or la.
den. AT Marseilles on the 9TH Corn
advanced 2 francsjper,hectolitre, on &C.
count Of the Russian prohibition.
The Austrian Government had pub
lishetla an official document expressing
i,s'iviews on the differences between
Russia and Turkey. 1t regards their
propositions Thy the Western Pow
ers as Of such a nature as to leave hard
ly hope Of favorable reply but al.
,nits that their demands were just and
in'accordance with tho inlercstsiof Eu,
rope. Austria las ,herefare prepared
for meeting the dangers which may arise
flom a great war in an adjoining c'an'
try and from subyerslyo tendencies u
which H' may manifest themselves o" IN u, ,ie
frontier during 'he continuance u 'ae
war.
"A despatch from Berlin OF the 7ltl
& states that the Prussian Government re;
6 Jects the suggestion OF ltussia to forbid
the entrance Of the fleets OF the West
ern Powers into Prussian ports;
The third edition Of me Loh u :,
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arrived a1s was lmmea h,, ' ,ss on.
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kAlafAt, &c, NO details were PUBLISH