Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-02-11
FOREIGN News

Foreign News.
Up 10 the sailing Of the Arabia there
has been no definite inie ligenee from
ST, Peier,burg. MS to the decision of the
Car in regard To the last nole of the fous
Powers. Europe vas wsiliag with
trembling anxiety for the final answer
Ct the Czlr, which, il was apprehended,
would be Of character equivalent to-
declaration Of war against England and
France HIS answer was hourly expected.
The details oi the battle of Citsle.
hich occupied from the 8 TO the 10Th
Of January, show decisive victory for tbs
Turks, the Russians it is .aid, confsssins
TO 1000 killed and their generals, Aurep
and fuimon,, wounded.
Letters from Asia enlion the organ.
izalion of Polish rife regiment BY
Schmsyl, and il is stated that The llunga-
rians and Poles who had been waiting
in Constanlinople had nlso been shipped
for the army in Asia, but Klapka had
refused an Asian command.
The whole Of tie allied fleets were IN
the Black Sea on the s h January, and
intimaiion Of the fact, with a statement
that they were there to protect Ouoman
territory from aggression or hostile --acis,
was GoreWarded TO the >Russion govern
ment Sebas,opol by the British and
French Ambassadors at Cnnstantinople.
who express the hope hat the ADMIRAL
in command Of the. Russian forces may
be so instructed as 10 prevent any occur.
ance calculatedl,o endanger peace.
The Gar was also informed Of this
fact by the British and French ministers
at ST. Petersburg on the 18th January;
but up 10 the departure of the Arabia,
his reply had not ,ranspred. Nohing
short of the wildrawnl Of his ambassadors
from France and England, and formal
declaration of war, was Looked for.
In England political circles are begin.
ming to he ngitated by the approaching
meeting Of Parliament.
Mr.. Roeback had denied that he intend
ed 10 bring Prince Al5er''s alleged polisi-
cal intermeddling before Parliament.
England is actively recruiting her coas,
d, fences.
Two more steamers were to be sent out
by government tn renew :he Arctic search.
The clipper ship John of Gaunt. from
Canton, as recently wrecked off Holy
head, nd several lives lost.
| Freeirade in breadsuffs between France
and England is extended to the 3lst of Ju-
ly.
Rumor SAYS that ". Theirs is not averse
TO no o'dingo underline imperial regim
The creates; activity prevailed in all
the French navy yards. and stores for
10000 troops are ready for shipment a.
TouIon.
!, rhe news from other parts of Europe
presents no feature of striking importance.
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G7STHE editor of the Pittsburgh Com
Enercial journal talks in this fashion Of
the Douglas school ofSpolitcs
We have been fooled to the top of our
bent by ''ordinance," by Missouri Com
promise" and more recently by the mes-
sures of 1850. Slavery has oulwiued
and oyerridden all, and its advocates
mock US with our failure to accomplish
anything! In Congress. al hough Sena.
tor Douglass shows how poweress the
> North has been. we can at least repeal
the Compromise measures OF 1850. Ii
slavery is SO powerful. and has SO sue.
cessluil; resisted the North. we must try
our power Of freedom directly against sls.
very. We may, by a manly and sustain.
ed effort repeal these laws. as having
been passed under false prelenses, and
leave The South 10 catch their own slaves.
Moreover, the Sta'es that are free can
=. relaliate on the Sou h, in perfectly con.
s,ltutioual way. by merely shaping their
internal pol C conform TO the new con.
slruc,ion placed on the Compromise
Measures of 1850 Pennsylvania, for in
stance, has recognized and granted execu
lion of these laws, supposed them to be
merely revival of the acts Of 1893, giv>
ing efficacy 10 Il provision of the Constitu-
ton. Since they prove TO be repeating
> acts, forlifying slavery and aboishiug
freedom oAly, north of 80 deg. 80 min,
the discovery entities Pennsylvania to
restore the laws which forbade her jails
fo be degraded to tie uses Of slave pens,
and her officers to prossitted to slave
ca,chers and slave drivers.
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New POSTAGE LAw-The subjec, oil
b. postal reform before Congress. The Post
Office Commille ofthe House has reported
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