The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-03-31
LATER FROM EUROPE.
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ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
New YonK, March %.

New YORK, Mlrcn x.
The steamship Pacific passed Sandy
Hook at S O'Clock This afternoon, with
European dales to-Ihe Sth inst.
CoMMERcIAL INTELLIGENcE. Cotton
was in moderate demand al Liverpool
Prices favored buyers, though there was
no quotabe change.
Several circulats repor, Flour in fair
demand at 39s for Western Canal, and
39a40s for Ohio. Wheat is in limited
request and irregular, but OH The whole
rather frmer in tone; prime white is
quoted I2s. Indian Corn is in slow de-.
mand al an advance of 81; good yellow
is held al 46s ard fine white at Ats.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE The Pacific
sailed on Wednesday, the 2Slh inst.
The steamer Africa arrived out OF the
I7th inst.
The clipper ship Lightning arrived at
Liverpool in thirteen days from Boston.
The position Of affairs in regard 10 the
Eastern question remain unchangsh No
battles had taken place on the Danube, ).
except that Two columns Of Russians
attacked each other in the dark, each
supposing the other 10 be Turks. Some
hundreds were killed before the error
was discovered.
| Small skirmishes 60 on between the
Turks and Russians.
There is uothing new from Asia, or
4 from the fleets.
The Greek insurrec'ion had beea all
most checked, and was 40 longer forms
idabe.
The Uuiied States Minister at Con.
stanlnople had presented his credentials
TO the Sultan, and had made an address,
assuring the Sultan Of the sympathy Of
the people Of the United States.
The British Chancellor Of The Exche>
quer proposes TO double tho income tax;
and the French Minister Of Finance also
proposes 10 borrow 250,000,000 francs,
to meet the expenses Of the war.
Preparations for war still go on in Eng-
land. The first division Of the fleet for
The Baltic, which was TO sail inn day or
two, consisted Of Admiral Corey's squa-
dron.
The French Government advertises
for one hundred ships, 30 embark troops
aud stores al Marseilles for the East.
| Earl Londonderry is dead. "a
| More difficulties had occurred al Pres
ton with the operatives.
| Messrs. Dickinson s. Co., Of Glasgow,
have failed for 100000.
Mr., Soule is reported 10 be in high
favor with the Queen of Spain.
The Spanish insurrection had been
suppressed.
Austria still slightly wavers, and Prus-
sia has applied to the judiciary iNfNnVrce
as 10 wha, course size shall pursue.
Russia has prohibited the export Of
grain from Odessa and the sea of Azof.
This announcement! strengthened the
English grain markets. 81. Petersburg
letters state that the prohibition does not
extend 10 vessels loading or laden.
The ship Robert Kelley went ashore
on Arklow Bank, Ireland. The passen>
gers were saved.
The Morning Herald says that mes
senger who had arrived and was imme-
dialely c!oseted with the Queen, brought
the announcement that the Russians had
carried Kalafa,. No details are given,
and it is believed to be utterly false. :
Persia remains neutral, but is forlifying
on the Turkish frontier. The Affighans
are attacking the Kingdom Of Candahar.
Persia has offered her mediation. The
Khan o! Khiva has taken refuge in Bok>
hara, and summoned the neigbboring
natives TO take part in the struggle
against Russia. The Vienna cores
pondeni OF the London Chronicle tele-
graphs that new proposals have been
received from Nicholas. The Cz1r offers
to evacuate the Prncpaliies the moment
his draft Of the preliminaries Of peace is
signed. The terms are not more favor
able than the last overtures which the
Conference rejected. The British cou>
rier bearing the summons for the evacua-
ton of the Provinces is already on his
way 10 ST.. Petersburg.
! 1t is reported that the Prussian Minis
ter, M0nteuffel, had offered his resigna-
ton.
! Victoria was 10 review the ffee,s,
Saturday. Admiral Corry's division of
the British heot was TO sail about the
Sh of March for the Baltic.
The Austrian Government has pubs
lished an official document, expressing
It's views on the differences between
Russia ard Turkey. 1t regrets that the
propositions sent by the Western Powers
we're of such nature as to 3eave hardly
a hope for favorable reply; but admits
that their demands were just and in ac>
cordance with the interests o! Europe.
Austria is prepared TO meet the dan
gers which may accrue from a great war
in the adjoining country, and from the
subversive tendencies which may mani,
fest themselves on the frontiers Of the
empire during the continuance Of the
war. The Prussan Government rejects
the suggestion Of Russia, to forbid the
entrance Of the fleets of the Western
Powers into Prussian ports.
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