Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-04-17
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

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FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. "
The steamer Arctic arrived at New York
yesterday, bringing Liverpool dates to tho 9th
instant.
An unprecedented number of emigrants,
chiefly Irish, were at Liverpool, waiting pas
sage to America, The price of q steamer pas
sage has advanced TO f5 los.
The growing crops in the south of France
present very healthy appearance. Many
agriculturists were raising wheat instead Of
grapes.
Fifteen packet ships were being fitted up at
Liverpool to carry troops.
The vote on tho address Of the Queen or
England was unanimous in both Houses Of
Parliament
The French army is to DO increased to
100000 troops.
The intelligence from the Danube is unfavor-
able for the Turks. The Russians captured the
fortress Of Hirshova on the 28th, and had also
taken the strong position of Babadogh, thus
obtaining the command Of the Upper Dolmdsha,
as the country lying near the mouth Of the
Danube is called. IL was also reported that
the Russians had captured Isaktchi, another
fortress before Hirshova, on the 27th. The de-
tails Of these actions have not come to hand
1t was reported that body of 1000 Russians
had left Sebastopol in five steamers to assist
the operations of Gortschakoff beyond the Dan
ube. The Turks were throwing reinforcements
into the town of Varna, strongly fortified post
on the western coast of the Black Sea. The
British feet was cruising off Varna. These
Russian movements have changed the entire
plan OF the campaign
The last accounts state that the 1000 Rus
IL II kal Is~c.c ol
the large island OF Damarcz, below Tultscha.
1t was also said that the Russian fleet threat
encd an attack upon Varna. The Russians are
razing all the fortrosses in the Dobradscha-
The Russian loss at Turtukai is stated at
from 1000 to $500 men.
II is said that Omcr Pasha had anticipated
the advance Of the Russians into Drobadschca,
and ordered the Ottoman forces there to fall
back upon thewall Of Tr, Jan, which is strong
ly fortified, where the Russians will find them
selves compelled to encounter 10000 Turks,
advantageously posted.
Admiral Sir Charles Napier is anchored,
with twenty-five ships off the island Of Moen,
in the Baltic. A portion Of the Russian fleet
is frozen in Revel.
The shipments Of troops from France and
England are going on rapidly. France hes
already sent 90 600 and England 10 900 men.
IL is stated by telegraph that the Car has
sent letter to the King Of Prussia, saying,
contemptuousy that when the allies emancl-
pate the Christians in Turkey, and leave the
Turkish waters he will evacuate the Princi-
palitiee
Both Houses of the English Parliament went
in procession to present a cordial address to
the Queen in support Of the declaration Of war.
IL is said that Napoleon has written letter to
the Emperor Of Austria, reminding him Of his
promise to regard the passage Of the Danube
by the Russians az cdsus BETH.
France has loaned Turkey 10 900, 600 francs.
10 Ray do Chabro, eminent Partisan bankers,
have failed
Austria still wavers. Prussia makes no
sign.
The ship Favio Gtovia, from Antwerp, o.
tensibly for Montreal, had been captured and
brought into the Downs, loaded with arms for
the Greek insurgents.
A new levy Of so, 900 men bad been ordered
in France
There arc rumors of treachcry on the part
of the commanders of the different fcrtresses
which have fallen into tho hands Of the Rue
slams Omer Pasha has marched forward
20, 1000 men TO strengthen the position between
the Russians and the Balkans.
/ Tho Russians, fearing that 0esel Island will
be the first point Of attack by Napier, have
placed there garrison Of 10000 men,
| Persia was tranquil.
Mazzini was reported to be in Switzerland.
Several Italians had arrived in Paris, with
proclamations exciting an insurrection in
Lombardy.
| A despatch from Vienna, dated March 81,
Gays, that when Baron Hess rcturns.from Ber-
lin, an Imperial manifesto may be expected,
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! movements Of Russia, she IL resolved, with tho
rest of Germany, TO remain neutral. An army
Of 400 900 Germans will make that neutrality
respected
1 Lord John Russell stated in Parliament that
the British Government had sent a communi-
cation TO the United States respecting the
Black Warrior affair, bat has no report from
| Mr.. Champion.
Public feeling M Constantinople was greatly
excited, causing dieouiet 10 the Government.
All foreign Greeks are to be sent from Tur-
key
Athens, March 3l.-Gencral. Csubert has
arrived here, with two French steamers Re-
ycssa IL blockaded.>
London, April 5--Trustworthy accounts
/ from ST. Petersburgh state that the war in very
unpopular amongst the mercantile Glasses
and that in consequence of this feeling, an
order had been issued, forbidding the assem-
bling in the streets Of groups Of over two per-
sons.
| Adviccs from Montenegro state that cou-
ricr from St Peterborough had arrived, bearing
positive orders for the Montenegrians to at
tack tho Turkish province Of Herzegovina.
Russian couriers are passing in rapid succcs-
s,on between Ruesa and Montenegro.
Liverpool, April 6.--McIdcnry and others
report less dependency in tho tone of the cot
ton market, but no improvement in prices or
in the demand. had taken place.
Circulars generally agree in quoting -four
is. advance. Wheat 3D. per bushel advance.
Some quote decline Of 2s per quarter in
ooIn.
| The Columbus lWis) Reporter hoists tho
/ name of Samuel Houston Of Texas M can