Washington telegraph., 1854-05-03
Foreign Details BY the Europa.

Times, OF the 10th ult, we extract the fol-
lowing details of her news:
BERLIN, March 24-Count Nesselrode
has communicated to the English and
French Consuls that the Emperor will give
no answer at nj to their joint summons
We have also received the following dis
patch from Berlin dated yesterday.
eve are informed from Marseilles that
three divisions Of the expeditionary army
will have probably embarked BY the end Of
the month"; aud that the fourth viii follow
in the first days of April
1t is thought that the French will stop at
Gallipol. and that tie English will estab-
lish themselves in the Gulf Of Enos. Af-
terra short time for repose, the Anglo-French
Army will be dispatched either to Adrian
ople or to the Crimea.'
Russia has acknowledged the neutrality
Of Sweden. There is no change in the Dan
ish Ministry The Diet was to be closed
on the Data.
We have received from our correspondent
in Paris a dispatch Of Yesterdays date, Of
which the following is translation
They are preparing at Marseilles a
grand fete for the Duke Of Cambrige and
Prince Napoleon. 1t is said that the sub
scriptions to the National Loan to-day reach
ed 400 900 900 francs. Every description
of securities has again fallen to-day. The
three per cents closed at 93f 55c. for the
end of month, and the four-and-a-half per
cents at 90f. 45c.
MOVEMENTS on THE DANUBE.-There
were skirmishes at Kalafat from 1lth to the
10TH but with slight loss Of life.
The news from the seat Of war il ex-
tremely scanty English and French officers
are now employed BY Omar Pacha in arrang-
ing the details Of the various projected opc-
rations 1t is generally known that the
Turkish troops now in the Bulgarian ports
and fortrcsses on the Black Sea will march
to Shumla in the month of April, in order
to make room for the Anglo French auxili-
aries, who, on their arrival, will assemble
somewhere near to Coustantinople. and re-
pose for a short time from the fatigues Of
their voyage.
There are several Americans il camp
An English letter-writer says: "The Turk
ish camp is a perfect Babel of tongues
To almost all the different races Of Europe.
Asia and Africa. must now be added Amer
leans. Like all the auxiliaries Of the Porte,
the men from the far West say that they
have come with rife, revolver and bowie
knife to defend the cause Of civilization and
humanity against Russia"
The Paris Pdtric learns that the Sultan
viii place 1000 horses and 1900 mules at
the service Of the expeditionary force.
The export Of gold from Russia is prohib-
tied by Imperial ukase.
A Vienna letter states that from and after
March 10 the export Of corn and provisions
Of all kinds. from the Danubian Princpali-
ties, is prohibited towards the East. but not
in the opposite direction. In other words
no provisions viii be permitted to leave
Modavia and Wallacbia down stream, but
trade will be carried on with the Austrian
provinces as usual.
The prohibition Of the export Of corn
had produced q considerable panic at Odes-
sa, and it was feared that many failures
would be the consequence The new pa
per currency was already falling into dis
credit in Russia-gold imperials and even
the silver coinage, being at premium Of l
per cent.
BLACK SEA.--Letters from Constantine
pie, Of the 10Th state that the English steam
frigatc Retribution and the French steam
frigate Cation, had been sent to force The
stockade which the Russians have establish
ed at the mouth of the Danube. and which
completely prevents the merchant ships
from descending the river which, for COM
mercial purposes only, they had ascended
If the Russians oppose the destruction Of
the stockade, the frigates have orders to
fire and pass it BY force. This will proba-
bly, be the first act Of hostlities.
The information that the Russians were
obstructing the river mouth. was communi-
Gated in a circular from the British Consul
at Galatz who. on the 11th of March, an
nounced to ship owners that the Russians
were throwing rocks, sand bags, anchors and
rubbish into the St. Georges channel, and
had stretched chain across the Sulina
mouths
There was rumor at Constantitople,
March 13, that The Russian feet had left
Sebastopol, and conveyed provisions and
men to the forts on the Circassian coasts.-
This is extremely doubtful. The Samson
steamer and French frigate are cruising
off Sebastopol and would have Immediately
communicated the news to the allied feet
By latest accounts from Odessa, the Rus
sian naval force at Sebas;opol is ten 'line-of-
batter and forty-two other ships.
ArsTHI. Disnotches from Tienra IF
the Goth, mention that on that day NJ Mey-
endorff, Russian Minister at that court, had
an audience Of the Austrian Emperor, BY
special request, Immediately on the return
of the latter from Munich. It is asserted
that at this interview the Russian Minister
preferred claims upon Austrian of a very
important character. What those claims