The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-03-22
Foreign News.
Arrival Of the Steamer Ara6id.

the 4th inst. being one week Iater.
Breadstuffs:-Whea has declined 4d;
Flour has declined 2s; Corn has declined
2s.
Austria adheres 10 the allies. Eastern
affairs are unchanged.
There have been no hostilities yet on
the Danube or Asia, in consequence OF
the heavy SHOWS. The weather y now
milder.
France and England insist that Russis
shall evacuate the Turkey territory before
the 3Oth April.
All parties are still armfng.
The Greek insurrection is in way Of
being suppressed.
LATEST BY MAIL.-A Vienna corres1
pondent, under date Of the 21st, says thaf
the Austrian manifesto is about 10 an
nounce that Austria will occupy Bosnia
and Servia. panic ensued on the Wen.
ma Bourse in consequence.
The St. Petersburg Journal gives the
following as the substance of the Cars
answer to Napoleon: .sIf his imperial
majesty extends his hands to me as ex-
tend mine, am ready to forget the NOR
tifcation have experienced, harsh though
it may be. Then, but then only, can I
discuss the subject treated of in his letter..
and may perhaps arrive at an understand
ing. Let the French feet prevent the
Turks from Transporting reinforcements to
the theatre OF war, and let them send mo
Plenipotentiary to negotiate, whom
will receive as BELTS his character. The
conditions already made known to the
Conference at Vienna are the sole basis.
on which will consent to treat"
VIENNA, Feb. 27th.-The movement Of
the troops towards the frontier continues.
The government has decided, in connec-
ton with the Western powers, to summon
Russia to evacuate the Principalities, and
if necessary. to employ force to compel her
to do so. -
Intelligence had reached Brussels, that
the Russian fleets were preparing to leave
Constadt, probably to gain the sea before
the arrival Of the combined fleet.
The negotiations between Russia and
Sweden have not yet terminated.
Fears are entertained at Stockholm that
Russia, in order to give weight to her de-
mands, will make demonstrate with
her fleet against that capital.
The Russian envoy had a private audi
ence with the King Of Sweden.
France, England, and Russia continue
their ornaments on large scale.
Sir Charles Napier is appointed to the
command Of the Baltic allied fleets. Ad-
miraf Seymour is already in command of
the 90 ships already assembled at Spit.
head. ~
double rumor prevails that the Car
laid an embargo on British ships in RUS
sian ports.
The Russians are making ostentatious
preparations to cross the Danube, and
Omer Pasha is making preparations to
check them. @;5
Decision Of the Supreme Court
BosroN. March r4.-There is much ex-
Iteration among portion Of our citizensv
caused by the decision of the Supreme
Court against the constitutionality Of .
portion Of the Liquor Law. A salute OF
365 guns was fired on the Commons to-
day.
Seizure Of the Black Warrior. s..
New YORK, March 14th.-The U.s.
steamer Princeton, which had received
sailing orders, is now lying off the Battery
with all her supplies on board, ready to
sail at moments warning Her destina-
ton is supposed to be Cadiz. Spain, to car
ry out the result Of the Cabinet delibera-
tions on the Black Warrior affair.
New Hampshire Election.
PHILADELPHIA. March l6.-The State
election in New Hampshire yesterday. ss
far as heard from, stood: 10I deRsocrats,
IT
The same towns last year elected 116
democrats. II opposition; the democratic
majority then was SO. If the remaining
towns come in as last year. the democrats
will have 45 majority. The towns to hear
from are mostly democratic, and cannot
reduce the majority below 25 It is said
the democrats have chosen out Of re.
Senators. The majority Of Baker, for.
Governor, is about 1000 over ALL A ma.
Ijority Of democrats are elected to Council.
Anti-Nebraska is triumphant. Several old
democratic towns have gone whig. Gen..
eral Pieree's own Ward gave the whie
representative 20 majority. The wings
have gained SO representatives so far.
From New York.
MAhCd tO.-OiucIS WSI6 I0C0lV0Q 8S
Norfolk to fit out the sloop. .ofwar Fall
mouth. The Decatur would also sail in
a day or two.
Much excitement continues TO exist a.
mong lhe miners in the Cumberland coal
region. The Sheriff was dispatched 10
dislodge some wiz refused to vacate their
tenements in the Frostburgh coal region
In Georges Creek and Lanaconing mines
riotous demonstrations had been made.
but were resisted by the officers OF the
companies and several of the rioters ar.
rested. In the Frostburg region, it is re-
ported, the miners have appointed com.
mittee to confer with the agent Of the COM
pany to settle the difficulties.
Erie Difficulty Settled.
CLEVELAND. March ia bill has been
perfected in the Pennsylvania Legislature,
by which the Cleveland & Ashtabula Rail.
road company agrees to construct road
from some point west Of Erie, and to con.
meet with the Sunbury road al Meadville.
This arrangementwillb be satisfactory 10 all
parties.