Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-31

BY TELEGRAPH
The following are the latest items collected
from all sources:
The English Consul has submitted to Prince
Stirbsy note calling upon him to repudiate
the Russian proteotorate by public act. The
French Consul will send the Hospodars a sim.
lar note.
The "0pinion" of Turin, Of the 18th inst.
states that the departure of the Piedmon ,sse
troops for the Crimes will take place on the
18th Of February. According to that journal,
the contingent is to consist of 10000 men,
$4,000 of whom will embark on that day. and
the additional 5000 are from the reserve
Private letters from Vienna say that Prince
Gortschakof hiss instruction to accept every.
thing and to acoede to all tho allies may dc.
maud, except tho reduction of the Russian
feet and the occupation of the Russian terri
tory.
The "Debats" has an article in explanati
being that Fremont has sssented to the treaty
Of the 10th Of April, and not the treaty of
D ecember.
The closing price for French funds were for
three per cents, oss70; four-and "a half per
cents, IS, and Bank shares 20, 80.
THE DANUBE.
We are without anything respecting the in.
vasion of DOrbrudscha excepting the follow
ing from the Wsnderer of Vienna The Rus
slams crossed the Danube at Tultscha, and
favored by the obscurity of the night, they
reeched the right bank in their boats and sur
prissd one Of the weakest garrisons, and after
making great carnage, re.orosssd the river
laden with booty, and taking with them
number Of prisoners. There was considerable
loss on the part of the Russians as the Turks
fought with desperate courage. Among the
slain is Pacha, but his pame lie not men
toned The inhabitants of Tsltscha fed into
the country with their wives and children and
did not return again until long after the de-.
parture of the Russians.
The Hamburg Wachichton contains q tele-
graphic despatch from Vienna dated the I4th,
wherein it is said that Count Buel has ad-
dressed a note to Prince GotsohakoH, demand
ing an explanation relative to the recrossing
Of the Danube by the Prussian forces, and
their occupation Of Dobrudscha, and thence,
as matter Of course, their menaeing Varna
and its communications
The Turkish force now In Dobrudscha is O..
timated at more than 80 900 men, mostly raw
recruits however, the flower Of Omar's army
having gone to the Crimea, against which, it
10 said, Omar strongly protested, and still re-
mains much dissatisfied .n
1t is suspected that the Austrian govern
ment was party to the eruption at Dobrud.
scha, wishing to demonstrate thereby the ne
cessity for an armistiee.
THE BLACK SEA.
Admiral Bruas telegraphs that snow had
fallen heavily on the 5th of January, but the
weather since then was clear, with north
eastsriy wind. The fleets sustained b dam.
age. "...s- .ross. -. !.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Richard Golden addressed his constituents
at Leeds, stigmatisipg the attack on ssbasto.
pol, as colossal mistake, and the principal
question now should be how TO get out of It.
Other speakers addressed the meeting 70.
Mr. Buchanan transacted business on the
10th instant at the foreign office. 4
Malicious rumors are in circulation that the
Government have offered General Sir DsLacy
Evans an appointment in India, so q to get
rid of his contemplated disclosures in Parlia-
ment. r-i,s, -...,..- 4
The S2a regiment embarked from Liverpool