Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-03-04
Foreign News.
qtlsgrebaea for Tie Dsl!inore American.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
rHREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

and England preparing FIR immedi-
ate Action-C 3aard Steamers taken
for Tlan,puts- Cotton 1irm-Deeline
in Breaastu6s, 81.
z New YoRk, Feb. 2o.-The steamer
Baltic was announced of Sandy Hook
Jas, night, after the telegraph closed
She arrived ut her wharf at o'clock
this morning.
The steamer Europa arrived out on
the 9th inst.
The Baltic brings full confirmation
of the entire failure of Count Orlott s
mission.
The Russian Ministers had both with.
.drawn.frrom London and Paris. iit
The Cars last proposal was firmly
rejected, aud all negotiations finally
broken of.
England and France were preparing
for active operations.
The Eastern Question.
The Eastern question was at last ap.
preaching a solution. The mission Of
Count Orlof' has failed, and tho last
proposition Of the Gear been rejected.
The Russian Ministers at London and
Paris.baye left, and negotiations are al
an end. The following dispatches from
various parts show the condition OF al
fairs:
Paafs, Feb. 7th.-The rumors of the
Ill success Of Orlotf's mission are now
sonfrmed. Anticipating similar re-
buff at Berlin, he will leave immedi'
ately for St. Petersburg without visiting
that Capital.
i. is sale, that the Seryian Govern
uens yielding to the suggestions of the
Russian Consul at Belgrade, will refuse
10 accep, the two firmans Of the Sultan
unless Russia consents.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 2eth.-It j:
said that the Gear whois fully aware 0.
the position in which he is placed will
endeavor to avoid general conflagra
ZION ifshe cpn only preserve his honol
and dis rights. Theinauence of Coun
Nesselrode was again in the ascendant
1t was also. said that the Gar was abou
snswrite an autograph letterto the Queer
of England to prove that he has no
been the aggrcssor.
An imperial ukase confirms the sum
! .noning 10 arms Of all the reserves ant
soldiers on furlough.
YUMA, Feb. 6th.-count orloif vii
probably leave for St. Petersburg OF
"Wednesday.
The combined fleets were at Beyco;
Bay Jan. 9Th The admirals had sen
six ships to conveya Turkish steame
with troops into the Black sea.
BRvssELs, Feb. 7th.-M. de Kisseled
late Russian Minister at Paris, arrived
here at six o'clock this morning.
Omar Pasha was crossing the Danube
at tho head Of $4,000 men, and has Gu
off all communication between the Rus
sian armies.
There are rumorcl accounts Of scar
city of provisions at sinopc,
One account places the Russian flee
at Scbastopol, and another at katfra.
Eur.nod.
Very strong debates had taken place
in tho British Parliament. The gov
eminent seemed firmly resolved onwar
4. was stated on the highest authority
that the -Four Powers had positively re
iected tho Gear of Russia's last propo
sails.
In England the most extensive prep
aratieus for war were being made. Six
thousand men were to be sent from
England immediately-they were 10 be
\ taken up from the different stations
Ten thousand men will soon be collect
ed, and this force will form the first ex'
peditiou. The celebrated Brigade
Guards as well as the forsy.sixth regi
ment will form part of this expedition
they having been under orders for Aus
tralia, but are now ordered to hold them
selves in readiness for foreign service
which has already taken all the best
men, leaving for home duty only young
soldiers and raw recruits.
Admiral Seymour will undoubtedly
command the Baltic fleet, assisted by
Sir Charles Napier and Earl Dundon'
nald.
lis said that six ships with troops
will sail for the Black Sea, accompa
MED by an armed Turkish steamer
1t is also stated that four vessels origi
nally up by Government, to conve,
troops from ireland TO Malta and the
West Indies, have since been taken ur
on monthly charters SO that they may
he available to proceed to any point Al
{ tho shortest notice.
Tho English coast had been visited
!. by q severe and very destructive storm
The British ship Bonayentura, from
Savannah for Liverpool, was ashore of
Hollyhead, with her masts cut away.
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