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FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TIE CAxIDl,

Ihe Canada lett Liverpool Jan. iIth, and
arrived at Halifax, March lst. Nothing Of In.
terest from lbe seat Of var.
Emperor Nicholas has issued q manifesto
calling the whole population Of Russia to arms.
This Is remarked as q menace in reply 10 tie
appointment Of Lord Palmerston to the head OF
the English government
No new dispatches from the Orimea. Old
onsS, however are revived and they report
weather fine, though some frost at night
The latest, Jan. 3lSb speaks Of the weather as
being mHch milder, The firing before Seyas.
tOpol on the S0th was continued The Russians
taking the night for il, and the Allies the day.
No skirmish reported. It was said. however,
that the Gar would have SOC, 600 men in the
CTimea.
A portion Of the British India troops had
reached LueI and would soon be in the Cr.
mea.
Some $4,000 Turks we're at Eupatoria.-
Some 10000 more would embark 81 Varna
forthwith for the place. Omar Pasha on the
9Th Of February was inspecting the cavalry,
magazines, &c, and would Immediately EN-.
bark for Eupatoria.
! FEB. 2.--Many Of the regiments were held
in readiness last night for immediate action,
and The cavalry have been under arms all
night
The weather has changed for the better,
The supplies Of the Commisssriat are Sufi-
Gent in most respects:
Admiral Bruat has telegraphed that sinc
the 3lst the Russians had recommended their
night sortles, but had been vigorously rePuls-
| ed.
! The Russians had received considerable rein
/ iorcements. The roads near Eupatoria were
frozen and good.
February e.-Mensa koff briefly telegraphs
that the general situation is unchanged.
Gen, Neil, who arrived at the camp on the
97th of JAM, has reported 10 the Emperor that
the situation Of the French Army is, on the
whole, good; and that of the British not quite
so bad as reported.
The British Army estimates for the current
year have been published. The total number
Of men in the British army, including foreign
auxiliaries and excluding India, is put down
at 294,0 men.
The expenses have been fI3.5OO, 600 ster-
ling; last year they we're only $1,000. 900. The
proposed increase Of force is 36,0 900 men.
A new department Of the army is to be en-
rolled for land transport service; the enlistment
to be for five years and the pay good.
The allies are expecting an attack from th
Russians in the field,
The French army Is to be divided and one
half given to Pelisser and the other to Bosquet,
making Canrobert mere cypher.
1t is rumored that Lord Raglan and Earle
Lucan are about TO return home.
Naples sends 10 the Crimea a float and
land force equal to those furnished by Sar-
dina.
Rumors are current that in Spain, Portugal
and other provinces extensive Warlike prepara.
tons are making.
Dundss has been appointment to the com.
mand Of the allied feet in the Baltic Seymour
is ed in command, and Buyne the 3"d.
Parliament met on the 10Th.
Lord John Russell is the British Ambassador
at Vienna, and negotiations are TO open Feb.
26th,
Fereigh, London firm in the provision trade.
through the Times, proposes to feed the army
in the Crimea at the rate of IS Sd per day per
man. giving three substantial meals day and
binding themselves under the heaviest penal.
ties.
Sweden continues her military preparation.
Most of the German States have their armies
nearly complete:
The Swiss federal government preserves its
neutrality, and continues to forbid enlistment
for foreign service.
In Austria warlike preparations continue with
undated energy,
All the FIVE powers have formally signifed
their intentions TO confer.
The Congress has been postponed from the
l 9th to meet again at Vienna on the Goth.
The affairs Of Phillips. an American citizen
arrested for MaEzini, was settled by the pay
ment of 80 900, and the Chief of Police at the
Bsstille, has been reprimanded.
The following is from Warsaw.
Then the treaty concluded between Russia
and the United States, relative to The COM
merce Of neuir trails is published. The treaty is
left open for the adoption Of other States.
In sortie, 500 Of the French were put hOrs
de combat, in the ObsCurity ope French regi.