The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-05
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
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FOUR DAYS LATER NEWS.
The Gar Refuses to Accede to the Propositions
Of the Western Powers
IMMENSE WAR PREPARATIONS.
THE PROPOSED PARTITION OF TURKEY.
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The Secret Correspondence between
Russia and England.
Egypt and Gambia to be Given to Rnyand, and
the Turkish European Provinces to Russia.
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NEW MAP OF EUR OPE.
THE POSITION OF THE CENTRAL POWERS.
THE AMERICAN INTEREST IN THE GREAT STRUGGLE.
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THE RIGHTS OF NEUTRALS.
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The New Treaty between Turkey, England
and France.
The New Treaty between Turkey, England
and France.
CONSOLS DECLINED.
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SLIGHT FALL In BREADSTUFES.
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The Collins mail steamship Baltic, Captain Briggs
rived at four O'Clock yesterday afternoon She left Liver
pool on Thursday, the 23d ult.
The Baltic left New York at noon on Saturday March
but consequence of the compelled to anchor
in the lower bay. Got underway the next Sunday
morning, and crossed the bar Sandy Hook at A. NJ
She proceeded favorably until Thursday 9th, at P.
M when, in latitude 40 &c. longitude AZ co. in fog she
run into an opening in an immense ice pack filled
with icebergs, and, owing to tho fog unable
to find the way out until Saturday, Mt noon, in
latitude A. longitude 4S 40, having distance
Of 300 miles to the south and west between large
number of icebergs and large patches of field ce On
Saturday night and Sunday 12th after getting clear
Of the ice encountered violent gale from W. to NNW
During the remainder of the voyage moderate
weather experienced and the ship arrived Liver
pool on Sunday, 19th at g. AN.
On her return the Baltic left Liverpool on Thursday
the 2Sd, passing the Rock Light at A. NJ She has
perenced continuation of very heavy weather from
the third day out.
The Baltic is under command of Capt Geo Briggs
Capt Comstock having left the ship at Liverpool on
visit TO the Continent.
She brings Liverpool dates Of the 3d. with London
papers of the 22d, and tccgraphc despatch of mid
| night, of the latter date, also from London.
The Europa arrived off Hoyhead at 60 p M on Mon
day. the goth, but did not reach her wharf until early
| Tuesday morning.
The Cambria had returned from Malta and will be
/ again despatched.
tits announced that dispatches from St. Petersburg
had reached Vienna and Berlin, stating that Russia re-
| jeots altogether the mmatissiUuaa OF the Western
| Powers.
The Marquis Of Canricarde failed to elicit from the
government its intentions with respect neutral flags
in the coming His endeavor to gain precise nfor
nation was attended with better than other
| inquiries on the subject
teissrsphic despatch from Vienna that Baron
Meyendorf had an audience OF the Emperor, which
lasedtwo hours and it is reported that the expana-
ton of the intentions of Austria will depend the stay Of
| the Russian Minister in that capital.
Another despatch states that something of extreme
Importance settled Friday the 18th ul between
the Austrian and Prusian governments as member of
the Prussan embassy went to 0derberg by special train
immediately after conference between Count Buo and
| the Prussan minister
Seventy thousand had been quertered at Sebaso.
pol, and thirty Thousand at Odessa. Between Moscow
and Odessa one hundred thousand were on the march
The Russians preparing chains to stretch across
the mouths of the Danube The Russian subjects in Tur
key England and France about TO be summoned to
return home The export Of gold from Russia reported
to be prohibited Since the prohibition of the export
corn from Odessa the price had fallen from silver
roubles Failures feared at Odessa.
We learn that reinforcements had arrived at Kalefat
The Russians, 1t is said will assume the offensive in
| April.
The French government hadreceved intelligence of the
conclusion OF the convention between England France
and Turkey These Powers bind themselves to pursue no
separate negotiation with Russia and the defence of Tur
key is duly provided for.
The aspect Of the London markets was very fat
and prices lower while the tendency was il any
thing, somewhat inclined towards further fall. There
not very active business doing in consos, and the
quotations sos to soai for money and s9s to for
account. Exchcquer bills are IS. to los. prem.
Four French ships OF war, under the command Of Al.
miral Deschenes, have sailed from Touon to join Ma
piers feet in the Baltic. The ships sent are the Auter
Gtz, 100 guns the HercuIe, Duquesclen and Trident.
Sir Charles Napier in the steam frigate yaorous ar
rived at Copenhagen the 10th.
The first of Fuad Efendi reaching Janina were
grant gaperal amnesty and remit part Of the taxes
and secondly to send messenger to Athens demand
an explanation of the conduct of the Greek
There reports OF further difficulties with the
Greek insurgents, but they of no authenticity.
| The Danish ministry remained in Office.
AbdelKader has contributed 6oo0 francs at Broussa,
! towards the expenses of the
| On the Goth, in the Commons Mr.. Kinnaird put the
following moton:-In what State the spondence
between British United States governments with
reference to coored seamen being BIRTHS subjects
the vessels TO which they belong arriving at port in
any of the Southern States being imprisoned
of their color, is and whether there would be any
objection to lay the correspondence the table of the
House2 Lord John Russell in reply stated that there
had been great deal of correspondence and beneficial
changes had been proposed in Georgia and South Carroll
ma which would be carried into effect He thought
better not to produce the correspondence hopes
entertained that there would be great improvement
in the legislation Of the states he had mentioned
Our London COrrespOndencc,