Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-02-17

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SECOND DISPATCH
NEW YoRx, Feb. a.
The Africa arrived below last night and
anchored on account OF fog, and still remains
there as the fog continues dense.
The following news has been received at
Sandy Hook:
The Screw Steamer from New York, nrri-
we'd out on the Goth, and had been chartered
by the Consul Hawthorne to convey homo
those rescued from the San Francisco and
was to sail from Liverpool on the 30th.
There is bul little news as to the Turkish
War by this arrival. The Cars conduct is
still evasve, and he does rot regard the en-
try OF the allied fleet into the Black Sea as a
declaration of war, and is now not expected to
send reply TO the Vienna note until the
uijdle of February.-He has, however sp-
pointed Count Orlotf 10 visit the coast Of Vi
enna, Berlin, Paris and London to explain on
what terms be will treat 1t is thought BIZ
all that his object is to gain time. There is
doubtful rumor tina: Count Payrain has sue
ceeded Nesslerole, as Chancellor A quiet
tone is observable in the Russian organs but
the appearances of peace are not near.
On the Danube preparations are making
by the Russians 10 attack Kalefat, althoughit
may cost them 10000 men. Omer Pacha
continues to fall on the Russians whenever an
occasion occurs, his tactics being to put il
out OF the Russian power to 6yht There
have been several skirnisbes but no action of
importance. In Asia a report prevails that
the Russians had taken the city Of Kara, but
Russian Buetan says that all the troops
are in Winter quarters. The fleets were last
seen part off Sinope and part off Batum, but
are reported to have sailed for Vienna.
The Russian squadron was off the Sea or
Azof.
Seryia is much aggravated at the Russian
Consul General a, Belgrade.
LIvRRrooL, Saturday, JAN 2s.--Nothing
of real importance came to hand this morning
BY mail or telegraph.
! A Viens disp Itch hints that good news
had reached the Austrian government from
St. Pittsburgh.
The She Of Persia had definitely promised
to act peacefully towards Turkey.
| Dost Mohammed was at Conda Bar.
| AusTRTA.-Tbe Austrian Cover nment has
ordered forty thousand troops in great haste
to Hungary. Its not yet known what is go
ing on here.
ENeLAND.-There is no news of importance
either from France or England
The British flee: in The Taogus was ordered
to sea- .
Tbs Brazilian Mail Steamer Olinda was
ashore near Hollyhead.
The Steamer Petrel. formerly Of the line
between New York and Bermuda, was burnt
in the ClJde on the 9th.
LONDON MONEY MARKET-Baring a. Bro
says money is easier and without change Of
rates in Bank discount Consols opened on
Ffiday at a recovery of ] per cent improve
3ment, then slightly rcceded. closing at 9oS@.
9o4
WAsHISeToN Jan. IA.
Gen. Gasden was confirmed yesterday, rs
Minister 10 Mexico, Senator Houston lone
voting against him.
NEW York, Feb. IL.
The Steamer Franklin, hich leaves to day
for Havre. takes out, 40 passengers and
Sl0o, 900 in specie. The fog is SO dense that
il is doubtful if sbe can get of.
WAsHIoaToN, Feb. IA.
The Senate to-day was crowded at an early
hour, by persons anxious to hear Mr.. Houston
on the Nebraska bill. After the usual routine
of business. the Senate resumed consideration
Of the bill, and Mr.. Houston commenced
speaking.
New YoRK, Feb. IA.
Il is reported that the Steamer building at
Williamsburgh on the plan.of William Morris,
Of Philadelphia, intended to run 10 Europe
in six days, has been sold to The Sultan of
Turkey for $22o,OO0.
BosroN, Feb. IA.
The Woolen Mills Of r. s. Denney & Platt
were burnt on Sunday. Insured for $780,
900.
BALTIMORE, Feb. IA.
No mails South Of Mobile. The passengers
of the Steamer Georgia State that 10 gale
on the morning Of the 9th she was struck BY
heavy sea which stove in her bows down
to the main deck carrying away the forecast
le making her leak fast. She has been tenn
porarly repaired at Norfolk, and will proceed
to New York.
New YoRK, Feb. IA.
The fog continues and the Steamship
Africa still remains below.
The newspaper fles were received this p,