The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-05-03
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One. Week Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
HALIFAX, April 25, 1854.

ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
HALIFAX, April 25, 1854.
The steamship Arabia, from Liverpool,
arrived ct o'clock this morning, en- route
for Boston.
The steamship Arabia brings dates up to
her regular day of sailing. -
The steamer Pacific arrived at Liverpool
at 9 o'clock on the morning Of the l4,h.
The steamer Glasgow. for New York,
was disabled in the Clyde, and was dis
charging her cargo to make repairs.
There is no intelligence by this arrival
of the long missing steamship City OF Glas.
gov.
The Arabia passed the Africa on the
10Th, in the evening. On the 18th she fell
in with the brig Hannah, Of White Haven,
in sinking condition. having on board
the Grew Of the brig Helena, Of Liverpool.
which ioundered at sea. She took off
both crews. u
The market reports by this arrival end
with the evening OF Thursday the 18th
inst, business having been suspended on
the following day, Good Friday.
THE WAR.
The interest this week centres more in
negotiations than fighting; although the
important announcement is received of a
violation Of the Servian territory by the
Russians at Raderjevat. s.saft
Austria appears to be acting more in
unison with the Western Powers, while
Prussia leans more to Russia, although
ltemporizing with both Powers.
April 9th.-Fhe Protocol euarantying
the integrity of the Ottoman territory. was
signed at Vienna by the four Powers. in
Guiding Prussia. but simultaneously there.
with Prussia introduced into her mutual
alliance treaty with Austria, condition
and limitations which would render the
treaty dead letter, and which Austria
consequently refuses to accept.
All the military arrangements arising
out Of the proposed treaty have been re-
ferred to a Commission, presided over by
the Prince Of Prussia.
Hanover sides with the Western Pow.
ers. All the minor German States, except
Bavaria, do likewise, and will support
Austria in forcing Prussia to declare her.
self, should the subject come before the
Federal Diet.
Several English vessels on the Danube.
laden with grain have been fired by the
Russian batteries upon the bank, and one
vessel was sunk.
4s TURKEY.
Three thousand French troops arrived
at Constantinople on the Sd inst.
The declaration of War by France and
England had caused immense rejoicing in
Constantinople.
1t is reported that the French Colonel
Deu has been killed in Reconnaissance.
| He belonged to the staff oil Omar Pacha.
RUSSIA.
The city of St. Petersburg was brilliant
ly illumina ated. and TIE Deum sung in the
churches in honor of the passage Of the
Danube by the Russian forces.
GREECE.
The Greek insurrection makes no pro.
gress, the insurgents having been rePulsed
in several engagements. A
An Austrian note Of remonstrance has
been forwarded to Athens, holding the
Greek government as liable for all the mis-
chief arising from theinsurrection.
| ENGLAND. isfz @s
! Matters are very dull throughout Great
Britain in consequence Of the Easter holi.
days, and Parliament was not in session.
General Sir Richard Armstrong and Ad-
miral Lowe are both dead.
Two marine engines built for the Rus.
sian government have been seized at the
Napier Works on the Clyde. ri 6iisf
The weather is very dry. and the farm.
ers are complaining. as being likely to in-
lure the coming crops.
The independent Beige ANNOUNCES posi-.
lively that treaty OF permanent alliance
offensive and defensive has just been'sign-
ed between France and England, inde-
pendently of the treaties in relation to the
present war. 1a 80
The employers at Stockport had notified
their operatives that the advance wages
given last year must be Withdrawn. A
strike was anticipated. e --fTey
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The Duke OF Cambridge. Lord Raglan
and his staff. arrived at Paris on the ith.
and Napoleon held q grand review upon
the OCCASION, when $4,000 troops were
assembled. ~ = stFn yas
The Duke Of Cambridge was the bearer
Of an autograph letter from Queen Victo.
ria to the Emperor Napoleon.
| A farewell dinner was given to M. San.
ford at Paris on the 10th inst.
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The advices from Madrid state that Mr..
Soule had received Instructions from his
government to demand reparation for the
Black Warrior affair. siafa ..is ..1Jsegs
On the 9th inst the Spanish government
made the neediul apology, with Pecuni-
ary recompense, and also censured the
Captain General. 14if 10 2.
s4a ssite 5Qe DENMARK. 4a at
The ministerial crisis. has not yet been
settled. 999 - e @ $50
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Dates from Turin to the 10th inst. state
that the Prince de Monaco and his aid-de-
camp had been imprisoned in the fort at
Nice. Several other arrests have also
taken place arising out OF the recentreyolt.
The trial Of the assassins of Count Rossi
/ is closed. and Colonel Grandoro and three
others have been condemned TO death.
| INDIA AND CHINA x s
The overland India Mail had been re.
oeived. bsG 1850 3 hsts yI89R @ II
The dates from Bombay ere to the l4th
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