Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-02


at anchor a, Helsihg(ord, and that Napier
had weighed anchor 10 attack them.
Advices from Corfu say that English and
French war vessels were cruising off The
coast Of Thessaly, with orders to search all
vessels suspected Of having munitions Of war
aboard; and seize them when found guilty.
The Paris Bourse closed on Friday, with
considerable frmness.
Austria still appears 10 lean TO the West
ern Powers, bu. Prussia decidedly leans to
Russia, but is evidently ,emporising with
both psr.ies.
The protocol guaranteeing the integrity
Of The OIomap Empire was signed at vi.
emma by the four powers, including Prussia,
but simultaneously Herewith Prussia intro
duced into her mutual alliance treaty with
Austria, with conditions and limitations
which would render The other treaty, as far
as Russia is concerned, dead leuer, and
which Austria, consequently refuses 10 ac-
cep.. All the military arrengemants aris.
ing out Of the proposed treaty, have been
referred to commission presided over by
the Prince OF Prussia.
| SiuCo WIN luo w cct0IH i OWbIS,
and all The minor German States, except,
Bavaria, and will support Austria in forcing
Prussia TO declare herself, should the subject
come before The federal diet.
1t is positively asserted iha, German
treaty offensive and defensive, has been
signed by France and England, which is
entirely Independent Of the treaties OF the
present war.
|. was reported lha, three American ships
were in the Baltic somewhere, with stores
for Russia, and un English steamer had been
dispatched for them.
There was bu, lulle ice in The Gulf Of
Findland.
All the marines belonging to the allied
feet in The Black Sea were 10 be landed 10
protect Varna.
Admiral Dundas has ordered his cruisers
TO take, burn and destroy everything. His
fleets were in communication with The Tur-
kish forces.
Prince Paskiewilch arrived n, Bucharest
on The 5lh instant. Gorchakoff retains
command of The army, but subjec. 10 Pas
kiewilchs orders:
On the morning of The 30lh March, ar
important, sally was made on Kalafa., anC
a sanguinary encounter occurred, which
listed four hours, but the Russians were
routed and pursued considerable distance
by The Turks.
A dispatch from Malta. dated The 7lh in
, star,, says The British war steamer Cycleps
mad arrived there. bringing important incl
ligence. 1t is stated lha. The Turks pur
posely left free passage TO the Russians, o.
Hirsova. and then atacked ,hem in The
road, when a hard fight ensued, in which
hall OF the Russian forces were cut TO pieces
, ube.
: Another report says 10000 additional
! Russian forces had crossed The Danube q
dala'z. wilhou. opposition, but the details
, are much confused and NOT reliable.
Two English vessels on The Danube, load
! ed wisk grain, were fired into by The Rus
SLAMS. and one OF them sunk,
5000 French troops arrived al Constant
| nope on the Sd inst.
ST Pelersburgh was illuminated, and n
! Deums sung, wnen /. was announced ihs
The Russian forces had crossed The Danube
The Greek insurrecIion makes bu. iu
r progress. The insurgents had been defeated
al several poin,s.
I. T. A noie had been sen, 10 Athens, by Aus
n lrla, warning The Greek government ,ha,
r will be held accountable by Austria for al
The mischief done.
{ In England matters were dull. The Par
lament had adjourned for The Easter holli
days.
Gen. Sir Richard Armstrong and Admira
Lowe are dead.
Two marine engines lol Russia had beel
seized al Napier's works, on The Clyde.
The weather was very dry in England
b and farmers were complaining.
The Duke OF Cambridge, Lord Ragaa
! and staff arrived at Paris on the lllh, upo
d which occasion Napoleon reviewed $500
1 troops.
The Duke OF Cambridge carried an auto
. graph letter from Victoria OF England l.
.. Napnieun.
: BosToN. April 26.h-Accounts from Co
penhagen STATE that The Danish Minister ha
resigned, and that naval armamen,s wer
, on larger scale Than neutrality seemed Il
I require.
The China Mail says there is no doubt q
The accuracy Of the report Of the opening o
( The ports Of Japan.
. The Japanese official STATED that oil port
might at once be considered open for sup
plies Of food and woler, and re6tling, bu
years must elapse before any treaty or priv
iIeges Of trade could come into operation.
f The London Times says, we fear ,her
is no doubt Of the fac, that The Emperor G
S Russia has seized the properly of Sir L
. Seymour, BRITISH Ambassador al 81, Peters
/ burgh.
/ The Vienna correspondent Of The Time
says, The Turks charge that The reason Mus
. lapha Pacha was obliged 10 evucun.e Dot
: rudscha, was The failure Of promised aid {
Inc Anglo French fleet, and adds lha, ,h
r reputation Of the Turkish General suffere,
. less in this mater than that Of the allies.
> MOnOngaheIa and RavenswOO'
: 4. lA- Railroad, s4sst
N At a meeting Of the cIizens ol Jackso
county, Virginia., held in the iown of Rs
venswood, on the l2ih day Of April, 1885,
for the purpose OF adopting measures for III
/. construction Of the Monongahela and RI
i vensw ood RAILROAD, on motion Of w. Parl
8 Esq, G. M. Rice, Es1., was called 10 III