Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-23
Arrivnl Of the Humboldt.

inst, arrived al this rorl last evening, but all
The lines between this city and Philadelphia
being down, nothing could be transmitted
until this forenoon.
GENERAL lETELLIG ENcE The steamer
| America arrived Out onlhe list ui.
! II was feared The Emperor of Russia would
decline ID withdraw bis forces from the prin-
| cipali,ies, as stipulated in the proposition Of
The three powers. The English and French
fleets would, in that case, be ordered 10 pass
The DardaneIles, thereby placing the peaceful
settlement of the Eastern question in great
jeopardy.
| A ,ecgraphic despatch from Corslani-
nope, under date of The 20lh uli, says the
Porte and the representatives oil The great
powers had accepted The proposition Of The
Austrian minister, which arranged that The
English and French fleets should withdraw
from Besika bay, whils, The Russians should
evacuale The Danubian provinces. Turkey
would then send an ambassador and open
negotiations with 81. Petersburg.
The London Morning Chronicle re. afirms
hu, the Uried STATES had offered tho PORE
both money and active forces.
| A decline in the funds, both in London
and Paris. had been caused by an article
published in the Paris Constitutional, declar-
1 ing that France aud England would not
consent 10 tho arrangement which had been
proposed a, Conslanlinople; and news that
Ilhe Car had issued decree, ordering O
fresh levy of ,ecruis throughout the empire
had created great uneasiness. the movement
being Interpreted Il war measure.
Alodavia had declared itself independent oil
The Porte, and had refused 10 pny further nib-
ne. similar movement was expected in
! Walachia Ii is asserted lha, the Por,e in.
tends addressing an ullimaIum 10 Russia, ir
whichsnlicr paying due rrglrd 10 The rights
ufahe Sulan's subjects belonging 10 The
Greek Church, ,ha, the Sovereign. declares
that if, regardless Of these repeated assuraL'
ces. the Car should persist in offering war
the Pore isFesolved TO accept it. but that the
responsibility must rest upon Russia. ltsis
stated that This document had been laid be-
fore the Ambassadors Of France and Eng.
| land.
Orders had been sen, 10 The IIospodirs o.
i Moldavia and Walachia, commanding Them
TO qultthc Principal,ies, and retire 10 lhe
right bank OF the Danube.
/ A very favorable change had taken place
in the weather in England, which hdc
good etfec, on the prospects Of The whea
crop.
The reports spread Of the potato disease
I.were conflicting; but onsihe'whole. unsatis
!; factory. u a.
Among ,he passengers by the Humboll il
S. g. Goodrich late Consul al Paris.
J The Egyptian fleet, with 10000 men. hat
tarrived al Constaniinople. ~s
] Admiral Dundas, of the English fleet
with all his captains, hao been on a. re
connoiSance Of The Turkish porls and YES
sels.
u The Russian demand Of Persia for th,
cession of The Province OF Tauris, in lie,
j Of 8O,O00,OOO rubles, was renewed. = "A
II llwas rumorcd a, Vienna that secFe
j treaty was progressing between The Unite,
Estates and The Porte, ,'and !. was probabI
! Marmatizza would be ceded ,onhe former
/. .EThree American frgaieS were in The Bospho
rus. a. - -
. Another Ministerial crisis is feared q
!. Conslantiuople. Frenchman named Ed
ward Raymond, had been arrested at South
/. amplon, on charge Of having conspire
d againsllh life Of Louis Napoleon. II
: was taken 10 London for examination q
FHE DAYTON MURDER. good peopl
E of Dayton have been ip,a state Of great es
"A citement about foul murder commite
/. near ,ha, cily on Friday. nigh last.
secmslhat n widow lady, Mrs Elizabei
i Young, aged sixty years, and her son Jane
+ aged iourteeh years, started from their home
I south east ol town, about midnight, 10 allen
d market In The morning the horse wa
i found, and not finding any person in tn
. wagon, the person finding iltook Il 10 al
D widows house.. The inmates stated tha, III
!. old lady and james started for mnrketAf
the usual hour, and Immediately started i
quest of them. AlIer proceeding shoi
=. distance the bodies Of both were found som
4 iliiIe distance apari, horribly mnlilaled an
life cxGpc.. Suspicion fell on a spn.in.lau
i named Francis Dick. He was arrested, an
I The Coroner's Jnry entered into length
texamiraiion of the case. Though suspicio
! Is strong against Dick. the Jury did NJ
4 mention himas. connected wihSthe murds
! So lhelr verdicr i was a cod.bloode
deed. Avorice wOsno.lhe ruuse, as sem
!. $20waS found inlhe purse oslhe woman
i the morning., ~
: Dick. Tue son,in. law ofrbe murdered w
man. "a, Dayton has confessed the cfim
lie murdered her and her son with aspad,
e lie iold.his employers, for whom. he ha
is been at work ihe day before, that, a(Ior pc
! forming lhe deed, be hid ihe spade lin +
], lbunch OF weeds nepr the barn. The off
Is GERS went with iheperson 10 whom This wa
lsaid. and found it insIwhore he said he hu
q. hid H.. His coat was also found in The bar
Ie and .was1bloody. The confession with II
" confederation lenpe no donb, Of shis gull
The motive does no. yslluliy sppem 20
Ie Journal, 80 N r%@
~ TIE DAUPHINsAGAIN.-~The Fond dasEs
Union, of,he 28Ih plt, says; Ther Re
y Eieozos WiIisms, WHO has Of 'lale becen
= famous ,Ilroughoul ihe United Soies as II
I lsIpposed DauphA Of France, was in&lh
y city on SaurJay last. lie PreachedMlw
y sermons al The Episcopal Chprchoh Su
iday.
= lon conversation we had with AlimN
~ board the steamboat o few days previous
his arrival here on tie subjectsof hisnprea
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