Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-01-13
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Foreign .Nsaes By the Baltic -- -Four Days
Later from Eur0De.
FOR DAILY NATIONAL ERA.

Foreign .Neacs By the Baltic 80 -Four Days
Lafer from Europe.
New YoRK, JAN. 10, 10 r. M.--The steam
er Baltic arrived at eight o'clock this evening,
bringing "a passengers, and Liverpool dates to
the 28th December.
Cotton was frm--there were sales, during
the last three days, of 10 900 bales Bread
stnffs had advanced. Flour was actiye---sales
from 37s TO 38s Sd. Wheat had advanced 3D.,
and corn from 3D. to Is, Consols at 941s.
Lord Pnlmeraton had resumed his seat in the
British Cabinet the report Of which had
caused a fall in the French fund.
Paris, Dec. 28--the three per-cents closed
at IA fri, four-and- a halves, 1OI f.
EASTERN AFFAIRS 49, Eastern affairs look
very serious The Efforts made to patch up
difficulties have been unsuccessful.
The Sultan has consented to send plenip0ten-
taries to the conference Of the four Powers
provided Russia evacuates the Principalities
1t is rumored that war has been officially de-
clared by Persia against Turkey
1t il reported that the demand Of tho COM
bined fleets to enter tho Black Sea had been
refused
The Car had stated his determination not
to agree to any proposals of a peaceful nego-
tiation unless considerable concessions were
made to Russia
slNDA.---Thc Shah Of Persia is reported to
be marching TO Northern India, at the head OF
40 900 men, and 100 guns. The English had
concentrated on the frontier. Pesha was
marching to Afghanistan, to command the
pass.
The London Times has the following des
patch, dated Vienna, Wednesday evening:
" The Russian steamer Prnth has set two
Turkish villages on fire, by throwing red hot
balls"
peace project have been resumed, and Turkey
rnanifcsts a pacific disposition. The allied
fleets are still at Beycos.
81. Petersburg The only indications of an
ticipated war are rise in the prices of some
articles.
The whole Russian feet had left Sinope, af-
ter staying two days to repair
1t was reported that Cassadan Pasha had
been dismissed, for neglectng his duties at 81
nope
Berlin, Dec. 24.-Negotiations are pending
between Sweden and Denmark having for
their object the conclusion Of q league, offensive
and defensive, between the two States.
SECOND DESPATCH
New YORK, JAN. 13--It was reported that
the Shah of Persia had left Leharah with
10000 cavalry, 1000 pieces of cannon, and
30 900 camels loaded with ammunition, to assist
Russia
BURMAH, MADRAS, AND BoMBAY.-Affairs in
Burmah were in s,atu quo.
Famine prevailed to an alarming extent in
the Northern districts of Madras
The cholera in Bombay was decreasing, but
there was much sickness among the British
troops.
CHINA.--Collisions had occurred between
the Chinese and British armies
The fighting in China still continued, and
the Imperialists had suffered great losses al
though largely reinforced.
Affairs at Annoy were approaching crisis.
Canton was quiet, and trade in India dull.
The frigate Saranac arrived at Gibraltar on
December 10th.
The London Times thinks that the war is
inevitable all over Europe and Asia.
IL is stated that the Porte will send minis
ter to the conference, provided Russia will
evacuate the principalities.
The Turks are preparing for an expedition
against Sebastopol
A Russian ship with 80 guns, was lost at
the battle Of Sinope.
The Turkish loss at Sinope was 1000, and
5000 900 piasters in treasure and munitions.