Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-02-24
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER D

NEW YoRK, Feb. 2O.-The U. s. Mail g..
Baltic, Capt Comstock, has arrived at Nam
from Liverpool, which port she left on wv wv y
the 9Th inst.
The Cars last proposals have been re;..,,
negotiations broken of.
The Russian Ambassadors have left I'm,
Paris, and the English and French AmbassaSoooA
been recalled from st. Petersburg.
Count CIssELLIFFE, the late Russian Envoc.
arrived at Brussels on the 7th instant.
Adyices from Paris, dated the 7th instant :,
the reports of the i'll success of Count ORIoSseE
sion to Vienna have been confirmed, and for.a.I!s
same rebuff at Berlin, he will not visit tina,
The Vienna correspondent of the American Ga ~
Press, also, telegraphed 10 the Agent in IT,
shortly before the departure of the Baltic, Tive
ORLoFF would probably leave Vienna for g. NJ
burgh on the 9Th instant.
Advices from st. Petersburg, to the 29,b nj I
that the influence of Count Nesselrode is "2%
the ascendant, and that the Emperor, who gu,
aware of the position in which he is placed MI
deavor to avoid a general confagraton fHs
only preserve his honor and his rights, h;@l
said that he is about to write an autograpb Ia.
the Queen of England, in which be will ep1s.a
prove that he has not been the aggrsssor.
| An Imperial Ukase confirms the summo
arms of all the reserves, as we'll as the sOIS
| furlough.
1t is said that the Servan Government, v;s,s
the suggestions of the Russian Consul at Ri.
will refuse to accept the frmans of the Snk.s
less Russia gives her consent thereto
England and France are openly preparip, II,
Several of the Cunard steam ships have been y
By the British government to convey troops n ~
stantinople.
Six thousand men are to go from England
others will be taken up from different stations ~
| ho 10 G..
the first expedition.
The 10th Regiment, that was under oNa,
Australia, is now ordered to hold itself in rs,S
for foreign service, taking all the best men, and
ing all young soldiers and recruits at home.
Ships of the line and steamers are also r,s.,
TO leave the French ports with troops for The Il
destination.
The allied fleets were at Beicos Bay on II.
ult., and six of the force had again convoyea ~
ish steamer with troops into the Black Sea.
The Russian fleet is concentrated at Kafa On |
South East coast of the Crimea.
Omer Pasha has crossed the Danube with "a
men.
The debates in Parliament had been Of so
character, and the government have firmly dss
upon war as the only course to be pursued
France had ordered three millions of cannmL
to be cast and one half the British revenue h
had been ordered TO join the navy.
Six thousand men are to 60 from England and a
ers are to be taken up from the different stations
Ten thousand troops will soon be collected to h
part of the first expedition.
1t is understood that four vessels originally l
up by England to carry troops fro mireand 10 Ma
and thence to the West Indies, have been taken
SO that they may be available 10 proceed 10 anvn
at the shortest notice.
The government had seized some artillery and,
chinery at Greenwich under the supposition that
were intended for the service of Russia.
The French papers had been forbidden to pull
the movements of the troops, except as announc.
the Moniteur.
The Russian ambassador left Paris on the Stu
bruarv for Germany.
VIENNA, Monday Night-An answer had beer
ceived from the Russian cabinet to the last uru
of peace. The four powers, however, considered
answer entirely unsatisfactory, and it was not o
ted for transmission 10 ConstantiEople