The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06
THE VERY LATEST.


BUCHkREr, Feb /, 1854.
The Russians have now 900 before Kalsfat Be-
fore the arrival Of General Schlders Prince Gorschako
had resolved moving his headquarters to satna but
the General had persuaded the Prince to change his PLAN
and had handed him an order from the Emperor to
every effort to drive the Turks out of Lesser Waacha
without further loss of time.
Both sides anxousy expecting and preparing for
o decisive attack.
1t reported that at the next sitting of the Diet
munications of the very highest importance will be made
tions 1t is said will relate to the Eastern question: and
to the attitude which these two Powers have assumed in
reference to the existing difference.
The Russian Councillor, Stupn has arrived here from
Cettnie and gives the most tranquilzng assurances
relative to the attitude Of the Montenegrns The Rus
sian Colonel Kowaewsk has in vain epdayQred to INDUCE
Prince Daniel to grant an amnesty TO the prescribed
Montenegns The Prince went recently to Trieste to
his betrothed. He is expected at Vienna The xPres
dent Pietro Petrovich Is dangerously i'll at Cattaro
General Lprandi has assumed the of the Rus
sian army in Lower Wallacha, in the Of General
dssse who was dismissed in consequence Of the affair of
PARIS, Feb. 10, 1864.
The French ocean squadron under the order Of Admiral
The discovery Of Greek conspiracy in the domnions
Of the Sultan has induced the French government to ad
dress note, couchcd in strong and energetic terms to
PARr, Feb. IA, 1854
to-day, and considerable fall the result The three
per cents firm at 6Sf 70c for the end of the month";
and the four and half per cents at OFF, 75c
up to the goth of January Prince Woronzo still ILL.,
Schamyl had received from Turkey large store Of
and money. He had also been joined by some off,
GERS to dr his men He was pushing forward his arma
ments with great energy, and almost all Abasia had pro-
nounced in his favor. -
GENERALS o'DONNELL AND CONGREGATIONAL DEGREES
THE VINE DIsEAsE-PUBLIC DEBT.
It expected that q royal decree would appear
the 9th ult., deprivng General J. Concha and Gene
raj ODonne of their military rank, &c, summoning
court martial on them but the Gasate is perfectly
silent.
The only information of any public interest which it
contains Is the result Of the last bidding for the sale Of
of debt Of first class bought by the government at
ITO to s26 cent? reals of internal debt of
second class at 40 to cent; and 800 reals
Of foreign ditto, at 4.37 to 4.63 per cent
The Hrddo has the following on the disappearance Of
General J. Concha from Barcelona It says =
fed from that port in smuggling vessel believed,
General Concha has crowned with this act of
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the road and all the provisions through which
% the i snh H. sSs
Of wh . wh #.
Of valiant and loyal will comprehend better than
II is supposed that General j. Concha managed to ar
range the of his escape from Barcelona during his
stay Mt Lera private letter from Barcelona Of the
LIST instant says that General La Rocha Captain General
of Catalonia being at General Conchas delay in
coming to Barcelona the chief Of his staff to meet
him and accompany him, and their arrival (on the
Both ut that officer went to report the and that
General Concha would shortly present. himself He left
the hotel for that purpose and had not since been
but appears that he wrote letter to the Captain Gene
raj which delivered the following day, and in
which he said that ne had preferred emigrang to sub
spot II was said that he feared being ordered away to
the Philippine Islands.
prize Of $685. 900 is offered for public competition to
the author Of the most safe and ecacious method and
of most easy application and most economical for the
cure Of the vine disease, known BY the name Of 0dium
Tuckery. The method recommended is to be made pub
lie and put in practice In the provinces where the disease
has appeared and the results to be inspected nd
pared by the Royal Junta Of Agriculture and the other
corporations, professors or enlightened cuvators who
be designated. The concoure to last for two years.
and the experiments TO be made for two successive har
vests and the budget Of 1856 to be charged with the
payment Of the above sum.
royal decree eSempts Spanish coal from all charges
for loading or unloading on embarkaton for Spanish
Another decree directs the creation of 30 900 railroad
shares Of 900 reals EACH to pay the subvenon of 90
give towards the construction of the railway Isabel H.
1Aar to Santande to bear six per cent interest and
one per cent sinking fund
LONDON MONEY MARKEr--Tuesday evening February IA
The quotation of gold at Paris is about per mile dis
count according to the last ar), which, at the Eng
lsh Mint price OF f3 It's lloyd per ounce for standard
gold, gives exchange Of 25.09 and the exchange at
Paris on London AZ snort Deing Za9I, II follows that
gold about as per cent dearer in Paris than in London
The course Of exchange at New York on London for
bills at 90 days sight Is 1921 per cent and the par Of
exchange between England and America being 100 % 40
per cent It follows that the exchange is nominaly SO
per cent against England; but after making allowance
Tor charges Of transport and difference Of interest tho
present rate leaves profit the transmission of gold
either way between the two countries
The English funds opened With irmness this morning
at the closing OF prices yesterday a,1 experiences tenn
rorary Improvement from which there was reaction IN
the afternoon The first quotation of consos was 81 x
10 e21<, whence they advanced to OIL They then re-
coded Oh TO r. and remained without further altera
ton MP to the official termination Of business At later
hour transactions took place at OF 10 Il for money
and 81 y to for the 10th Of March. The chief
ments Of the day we're in connection with the operations
for the settlement which takes place to morrow all for
cign diplomatic rumors having ceased TO attract much
regard.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Feb. ia large amount
Of business been transacted in cotton to-day the
sales reach TO- 900 bales coo speculation and for
export; prices well supported