The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-21

ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
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THREE DAYS LATER NEWS.
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SIR CHARLES NAPIER'S PROCLAMATION.
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Important Successes of the Turks ou
the Danube.
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IMPORTANT MOVEMENT IN TURKEY.
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The Revolutionary View of the War.
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NJ. Buchanan's Speech in London on Cuba,
Canada, and the Rights Of Neutrals
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The Black Warrior Affair in England.
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IMPORTANT FROM SPAIN.
The Black Warrior Affair in England.
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IMPROVEMENT IN CONSOLS.
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SLIGHT DECLINE In FLOUR.
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Tho Cunard mail steamship Asia Capt Lott arrived at
this port yesterday She left Liverpool Sstur
day noon tho 9Th inst She brings three days later news
than that received by the Arctic.
The Hon L. II. lie Fontaine, Chief Justice Of Lowec
Canada and lady the passengers in the Asia
The news is Of taapsrtant How could it bs
otherwse9 No great event had taken place but every.
thing was tending towards collision and land..
Our next advccs will be Of the greatest interest
The English feet had left Kjoege Bay. On the stie
inst Sir Charles Napier sgnaned address to the
neet intmatng that had been declared that whom
they with the enemy they would know how to deak
with them and urging them to act with decision and
quickness
despatch from Vienna afrms that the Greek govern
uent had purchased three Russian ships Of lying In
the port Of Trieste with all the material Of war which
was on board. The despatch states that the
bined fleets about to blockade Odessa.
letter from Odessa, dated the 25th ut states thae
on that day there not ofwar In the port of
sebastopol This statement, however, does not at all
coincide the statement made in the House Of Lords
by Lord Clarendon
A telegraphc despatch from Copenhagen CONFIRMS tina
intelligence Of the Russians having evacuated Aland.
Tho terms of the propositions made by the EN-.
peror of Russiaalready announced in columns-aro
confirmed and it is added that the Emperor declares
himself ready to allow tho details to be settled by means
negotiation in congress, which might, for instance,
be held at Berlin They rejected by the westera
Powers.
1t was teiegraphed from Berlin the evening Of the
7h inst that negotiations between Austria and Prussia
we're not yet closed but Prussia had joined protocol
signed on the 3D. Of April at Vienna, between Great
Britain, France and Austria.
project Of law has been presented 10 the French L.
gsative body augmentng the contingent of by tha
number of co, 900 The Monitcur denies the truth
of the report that the government about to raise On
additional force Of 100, 900 men.
The possessions of the mosques be declared tina
property Of the State The refusal Of the ISLAM
to consent to this arrangement was the of his
deposition All the military posts in the city have bsea
reinforced, and strong guards patrol the streets.
1t is said that the Imperial family of Russia will pro-
coed to take up its residence at Moscow.
1t is believed that the Prussian government leans
towards an alliance with the Western Powers though
this tendency will be Immediately manifested in any
overt act 1t will be shown by rupture with Russia an
event which every day becomes imminent. The ex
plantations given by the Minister At War to the commis
sion the loan viii not be included in the communca.
tion about to be made to the Second Chamber
The Turks not driven back on the 22d but made
spontaneous retrograde movement. At Tutscha tho
Russians lost above 500 men. Two batalions were
cut TO pieces
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times writes on
Thursday evening tue 9th inst -Despatches were re-
ceyed to day at the Turkish embassy from Vienna con
6rmng what said the 9Th about the defeat Of the
Russian General Uschako and the retreat Of his corps
in Bessaraba.
1t also stated that the forts said to have been car
tued still in the hands Of the Turks that tho Turks
have crossed the Danube at point between Ncopos and
Ruschuck; that 20 900 Turks their way Ira.
jams Wall Bossooa and 25 900 Turks for the d
reson to schumla Reports also rife about adyan-
tagcs Kalefat but all these have to be confirmed
officially.
The Paris Pate states that the accounts of an adyaa
tage having been gained by the Turks the Lower Ds.
nube appeared to be confirmed 1t is positive that the
General in Chief OF the Russian army after the passage
0! his troops into the Dobrudscha considered his position
critical that he Immediately demanded reinforcements
from Bessaraba, Odessa, and even Sebastopol.
According to private letter from ConstantuopIe.
the English and French squadrons entered the Black
Sea the morning of the 26th, steering In the drec
tion of Varna. The Charlemagne the only ship
manning at Beicos. II reported that this measure
combined with movement Of Omer Pacha.
Mustopha Pacha advancing his troops in three
lines in the direction of Trajan's Wall The deets were
between Bachk and varna the 27th.
Five Turkish rigates with troops board seen
of Navarno the 3oh ult making direct for Janina
steam frigate and scop from Alexandria arrived at
Prcvcsa the 27th with Egyptian troops and severa
others since. seventy -four gun ship and a steam fri
gate repofted the Albanian coast The French
frigate Pomone, from Toulon, at Corfu.
The London GLOBE of the 7h inst adds the informa
ton Of the seizure Of two steam fgates built By
order OF the Russian Consul General the fact Of further
seizures having been made in the interval Of veryg
considerable quantity Of machinery intended for the Rus
sian service comprising large portion Of the machinery
intended for the equipment Of the frgates under
capture and engines designed for cxportat to Russian
ports, in which ships of now being built. The
total value Of the last seizure is estimated at about
floo 600. The engineers by whom the contracts
entered into have shown disposition 10 evade denr
their responsibilities.
Several arrests have taken place at Parma. and among
others the supposed assassin of the duke.
In the British House of Lords the 9Th instant Lord
Campbell laid the table bill TO prevent any unauthor-
lied negotiations OF intercourse touching public affairs
between the subjects OF her Majesty and persons Of State.
He object Of the was TO enforce the law
of nations w ohica as prorded thot any intcrcour
beeen irdqdual natsons respecting pubic affairs shoud
oly De conducted by he governments Of those countre o~
er abrssadcsy or ministers duly autoriss aud respcW
s,g4e for tie advsce they NIGH give.
The London Go,ete contains order In council dated
,sh of April stating that Russian merchant vesActA
which al this date shall be in any OF her Maiesty In
dian territories under government of the East Inil
Company, or within any Of her Majesty's forsxn
epleaal posssssioas, shan b allowed tArty AAys ksa