Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-29

he nletenled VI the allies 10 CONJUNCTION with Aus
lifis, Austria pledges heftelf 10 odopl and pres
then On Rutsiai and, n This power refuses TO aq'
cert item, Austria will forthwith take an active
lnan In Tue hONiIillts ogal1il herein Other AolOs
She will IL clare wal nganA Russia. Thee months
Wi il appears be- allowed ol Russia to signify het
acceptance OF These propositions. II IS circulated
thai during this period any seHes operations on el'
/ ih,t side wall beimpeded by tue weather rhete
will moi, however be any Relocation, Of enY
preparation ioi placing The troops beioIe Sebaslo'
po IN comfortable position. Amer The lopl OF q.
month from The present date every man Will be
lhouied, and information has been Received, prOia.
bly, from the Rngli Government, that wooden
houses, Of which have alteady spoken, ME being
constructed oil lhe rate at COL per day eacl house
capacons enough FOR 200 men, 30 thai in about
four or i've weeks liOn Vie present date The troops
will be completely under shelter With lrsPeoli 10
the uatuTe Of eptOpo ilions that afe adopted by
Auslna, and will be piesened lof The acceptance
LOT Russia, say nothing. Ills now ptoUable that
they are moi oihtIwSr than honorable 10 The allies
How They will lie Tecelytd by Russia Is another
question.
THE NEssLLRODE SorE.
The following is Tile text Of note by Count
Ne@elrods, respecting the contents Of which spec
ululion has been for time very busy. 1t is al
dressed to the Russian ambassador at the court Of
Berlin; ill.
ST, PETERSBURG, Nov. 6.--M IL Baron. -lnio..
Imalioh which reaches uB llom various quatteis
pfUyes thai al NE present moment nearly nll the
German governments are possessed with com.
mon fear that Of seeing scism arise between Tie
two gteal German Powers respecting the aifjifs oil
The BaSl, an event which m ghl endanget HE iran.
guilty Of the common county, aud even impeHl
tile existence Of tie GeImanio confederation
Faithful to the policy which it has pursued from
| the commencement Of lhisdepppblr complication,
aud desiuug TO ciIcunscdbe lis disastrous conse.
lqnenets within he naUOwesi possible limits, The
| Emperor, our august master, has wished, IN the
present c,njuneihie, anil lar as on him depends
10 preserve Germany lfOm The curse which would
menace IL IN such a case.
Yon ate ihrrelorr, ". he Bbon 10 declare 10 the
PfuSSiAn cabinet that lie RmpeiOr IS disposed 10
take patti In ntgouaions which should have of
iheit object tho reeslablishmenl ofpeace, aud lot
which tho TOUT propositions sci 10Th below should
serve aS Starting poini-npmeIN
1. The religious and civil TigldS Of The Christian
population subject TO The Sultan without dlsunc'
| ton Of Tdt, 10 be assured by Tue common guuThn.
lee ~ Tile FIVE PIgeW,
| q, The PEorcloIsle VI lie Municipalities eSeT.
c,Std in common by the Five PoWsIs IN the same
lcOnditons as UuI treaties with The Porte have
Isupplalsd m lhcif laNuL
5. HeysionOl Tile treaty OF 1871. Russin will
mol oppose It's abOlon II the sultan, llle pTinci'
pal pufly concerned, consents toi
4. Freedom Of navigation on Tie Danube, which
exists de jurt, aud WliOll tile Russians never had
HE inlcniion Of olsImCling.
This determination is founded OF course, on tile
supposnion that The Wesein Powers will filth,
fully fulfil tile engagement they have contracted
Ia The face OF EUROPE, to,secure The future veal Of
lthe Christian populations oil the Ottoman empire,
Ilhatlhem religious and civil rights shall be placed
lLencelOnh under The guarantee Of all the powers,
aud ihat thus Tie Chief objscl Russia lng III view
in the pItsenlwaI shall be obtained.
N ile sentiments that have dictated the present
ldecllTalion 10 his MOjSly the Emperor ale a. pie
eiated In Germany as we ate OOundt 10 suppose,
we think, we meY indulge In !hv hope that the
Confederation, teuuitedO Tue same ground, and
completely TeassuIed as TO the GeTnan inleIelS
e1gpEsd IN tbs question: will profit by its unamIr'
lazy 10 weigh IL tile balance oil Europe IN favor Of
% peace, Of which Austria and Prussia have pre-
lenled spontaneously To US, in tue four CoinlS,
basis lhatwill perfectly sauy them.
II, onlhe CONTRARY, this union, maintained once
mole by the cato Of Russia, has been desiGed 10 b.
used ns pieleGl lOI advancing flesh conditions in
lconpaube both In substance and form with heT
ldgnitN The EmptTOI hrs no doubt that The slala
Of the confederation will Tepel such pIeltnsious
whence oeYeI they may proceed, as conitnY TO
th9 loyal sentiments they Ate animated with, os
likewise 10 the tue interests OF Germany.
The EmpeUflhnks that, In return Tor The defer
rnce with which he has accepted tue prayets adj
ldteSsed to him. lie has Iighlin all justice tn de-
lmand oil them mentality maintained w!lh all
fmnesl and perseverance,, suchNs WIS proclaimed
al tile commencement VI The present conltsl--
Receive, DC. ID. NEsaELRoDg.
Commenting upon this note tie LoulOu Times
oftle 'lhinslant, says
l(Seyostopol was object otjealousy and alarm
10 Europe anu Turkey Uelote we knew It's extent,
ITS enormous magaYlnts oil var, aud lis strength,
The resistance ii hos Offered TO our tack now FEN.
dets It's reduction an obi ClUf lenIOId Importance.
We holdt 10 be totally inposiiUls 10 rega;d The SO
cunlY OF The + 81 oS tSlabliShnd while Russian
fortress and aeel exist in position where
they can only setye for purposes Of ACCESSION. IL
cannot FOX a moment BIZ supposed thai the Allied
Powers will consent 10 deglS ifom lie vast enter.
prise In which They are enjoyed upon any terms
short Of the surrender and demolition Of SeyssopOl
lur till that has been accomplished nothing lies
Teen done lOT the permanent settlement Of these
linomentuous qursiOnsj and we must also be IN
condition TO require that no such amonents and
Notifications shall ag IN nunlce lhe INLAND SHORES
of The Turkish dominion.
Sucllwe CONCEIVE 10 be Tho minimum OF the con.
dllions now required Of Russia as preininsTes Of
peaeej but The CIoT lus still enormous military fe
sOlIIcea tie flower Of lis ahnies has moi yel leen
enjoyed, and. though bis pride has beer, wounded,
. I.s la1 lao hafa
I las throughout nisjudged the strength and delet
mlnu;ion Of Europei lis resentment against his
lOrntI ulIies m1OmtS his passions and CONTROLS his
IpOiicYj and, When sovereign Of absolute power
stands between The two alternatives which are
now le'OTe hui The course lie resolves 10 take is
usually The bOldesl and lle worst. For these Iea.
sons we be eye thut war in a more extended scale,
and not peace, will uriSe out Of the present cOn'
lunotuIe OF affairs,
The following IS amongst The ht' 81 lelegraphic
dispatches teeeWedi '
ApnEslos OF PRUSSIA.
Paris, Dec. IA telegrhph dispatch from Berlin
states lhal The new lTealY between Ausiliaald the
Western Powets had been sent lbefe, aud Vi II, ri
a council held on The 9th by The King and his
Ministers, The adhesion 10 the treaty was deteImin.
I'd on.
This produced grlpl surprise among Tie RussiOn
paIlH Tie public both there and here hes re.
eeiYed this change most iaYoTOJlY, and the funds
/ taye risen greatly
ThsGvaly nfeiy shortly to be published,
Storm In the Black Sea.
Destruction Of British TranIPoris--I Hi'r''iing
PariiealnS.
FTomlhe London Times
COnhhnlinoplr, Nov 9Oll1-l have 10 send you
/ the new sOf a ptsat calamity On the niald of