The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-02-13

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who massacred 900 of the inhabitants.
There was rumors at Vienna, on Thurs
day, of fresh success by the Turkish army in
Wallachia 1t was also rumored that the
Emperor of Austria would leave for War
saw that evening, to have a conference with
the Emperor of Russia on the Eastern uues-
tion.
| From Persia, we learn that the Afghan
Envoy left Teheran before the arrival of the
new Russian Plenipotentiary, with the
threat that if Persia formed an alliance with
Russia, the Affghans would invade the Per
sian territory.
The rumors Of the Russian defeat at Kala-
fat are fully confirmed
! The new tariff Of Buenos Ayres was to go
into operation on the first of January.
| Disturbances had occurred in Uruguay, Al
party of Biancas had taken up arms against
the government in the interior. On the 25thI
OF November they seized uron Cologne and
! forced the authorities to flee to Buenos Ayres
in whale boat
| All Europe is anxiously awaiting the final
reply of the Gar to the last proposition,
which is hourly expected; and upon it de,
pends the question of war or peace between
Russia and France and England.
/
| The details of the battle of Citale. on the
Danube, show a most brilliant victory for
the turks. The fighting lasted five days.
'rne Russians were completely discounted,
losing 1900 in killed, and two generals
wounded. On the last day the Turks at
tackled the Russian reserve, driving it back
upon Krasoya, with the loss Of several can
non. The slaughter was immense on both
sides. The Turks afterwards destroyed the
Russian Notifications, and then retired to
kalafat.
The Russians are erecting fortifcations at
Sebastopol and Crmea, and have extinguish-
ed all light houses.
The Port made some essential modifca-
tions of the note of the four powers, which
the latter pronounced satisfactory, and it
was Immediately sent to st. Petersburgh.-
The reply Of the Gar was not known when
the Arabia sailed but was generally sup
posed, from certain indications, that he
would Immediately withdraw his ambassa-
dors from France and England, and declare
war.
The greatest activity prevails in the
French navy yards. Every ship has been
ordered to sea. The operatives are kept at
work on Sundays. A new levy of seamen
had been made.
England is strengthening her coast de-
fences. reF
Great scarcity Of food prevails throughout
| the Roman States.
The ship Antarctic brought the rescued
from the wreck Of the San Francisco. Capt.
Watkins, purser Schell, c. T. Barton, 80
officers, w. Duckett, carpenter, Lieut. Chan
dler, w. G. Franklin, and l47 troops, 49,
women and children. The rest of the sur
vivors were taken off from the wreck by the
| Three Bells and Kilby.
The news may be briefly summed up.
No official reply from the Gar. Mo-
abatement of actual hostiities, and prepa-
rations for attack, bat no further battles re-
ported either on the Danube or in Asia.
Allied fleets were last seen steering for
Batourm, with fair winds. The Russian
fleet is also at Sed . .'
VERY LATEsr.-On the morning of the
Paci1lo's sailing, it.was said on the authority
of tha Times, that the Gar has not proceed
ed to extreme measures on learning the entry
of the allied fleets into the Black Sea. He
replies by a question; " Are the fleets toI
observe strict neutrality, or to take an ac-
tive part with Turkey?" The answer to the
above is of little Importance, as his final re-
ply TO the note Of Vienna, must ere this be on
the Way
The above had, however, favorable in
al.