Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-03-03

Danube, represents that Omer Pasha has affect
ed most important movements, having crossed
the Danube with $4,000 men and divided the
Russian Army's right wing which is at Krajova.
The left is at Galatz and the centre at Bucha-
rest.
Omer crossed in person at Oltcnitza, and, at
the last accounts, was only two days distance
from Bucharest, where the Russian force was
weak.
1t is supposed that the object of his move
ments was to attack the rear of the Russian ar
my on its march from Krajova against Kalafat
VIENNA, Monday Night. Feb. 6.
An answer has been just received from the
Russian Cabinet to the last proposals for peace.
The Four Powers consider it entirely unsatisfac-
tory, and not adapted for transmission to Con-
stantinople.
The above is authentic.
Admiral Seymour will undoubtedly command
the Baltic fleet, assisted by Sir Charles Napier
and Lord Dundonald.
The failure of Count Orloff's mission is fully
confirmed.
1t is rumored that Servia will refuse TO receive
two flrmans of the Sultan without the consent OF
Russia.
1t is said that the Gar is about to write al
autograph letter to the Queen OF England, in
which he will endeavor TO prove that he is not the
aggressor.
The Paris papers are forbid publishing the
movements of the troops except rs announced in
the Moniten.
The Russian Ambassador left Paris on the 9th
of February for Germany.
Military preparations were ordered to continue
night and day.
Immense orders for arms and ammunition are
being executed.
France will send army Of $4,000 men to
Turkey-tO be ready to embark in 4 week.
The Island of Mitylenc would probably DC
the chief depot.
ments ; lcvics Of seamcn were arriving from all
parts.
The London Times of the Sth inst, the day
the steamer sailed contains the following inter
esting depatches
PARIS, Feb. :.
I'm addition to the signs of preparation, NJ.
dc Kisscleff quilted Paris yesterday evening for
Brussels by the express train He expects to
meet Baron Brudow in that city. All that has
been rumored Of the ill-succcss of the mission Of
Count Orloff is now confirmed. 1t is not likely
that he will prolong his stay, but WILL it is said,
take his departure direct for St. Petersburg
Foreseeing the rebuff At Berlin. he will
frain from visiting that capital 1t is said that
the Servan Government, yieldeding to the sug-
gestion Of NJ. de Popoff, Secretary Of the Russian
Consulate at Belgrade, will refuse to accept the
two firmans of the Sultan, unless Russia gives
her consent.
ST. PETERsBURG, Jan. 20.
1T is said that the Emperor, who is fully a
ware of the position in which he is placed, will
cndcavor TO avoid general conilagration, if he
can only preserve his honor and his rights. The
influence of Count Ncssclrode is again in the
| cendant.
PARIS, Feb. 6.
The Russian residents in Paris have already
received the circula- to which alluded yester-
day, and have been inhrmed that conffscation of
their property would be sle consequence of DISC
bedience Of the order to Qu, France and return
to Russia within month.
ENGLAND.
IMPORTANT DEBATE ON THE WAR N TIE HOUSE
OF LORDS.
| In the House of Lords on Monday the 9th. the
| Marquis of Clauricarde brought forward his mo-
tion-''to call the attention of the House to the
question of peace war" The Marquis said
that when he brought forward his noticeof mo-
ton, he certainly thought from the language
held by the member of the Government in that
| house, that the proposal made TO the Emperor of
Russia had been virtually if not formally, reec-
ted by him, and that his formal refusal to accedc
would be received Immediately
! 1t appears, however, that no formal refusal had
been received, and that the semblance of negoti-
ations were still going on at Vienna. While,
therefore, there even the faintest probability
of these negotiations resulting in peace he was
unwilling to provoke discussion, and would rest
content with asking the foreign secretary the
| simple, yet important questions Has any an
swer been received from the Emperor what is
| the present state of diplomatic relations with
| that power and what instructions, if any, have
| been sent to the British Minister at ST. Peters
burg.
| The Earl of Clarendon replied that Lord Clan
ricardo was so far correct in his supposition that
| a proposel from the Emperor of Russia had been
received at Vienna, and was known there on Fri
day, inst, stating the terms which he would
oe prepared 10 negotiate Tor peace lie tl-ord
Clarendon) had only that afternoon, the 9th, re-
ccived official intimation of the fact.
1t was only on the ID instant that the confer
ence was called together and these proposals, OF
rather this counter project" of the Emperor of
Russia communicated by Count Buol, the
Austrian representative to the representatives of
France, England and Prussia. The dispatch an
nouncing this fact was not yet in the hands of all
the members of Government but he (Clanricar-