The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-03-10
FOREIGN NEWS
ARRIVAL OF rHE NASHVILLE.
New YoRK March &.

The steamer Nashville arrived to-day, with,
dates from Havre to the l4th ult., and from,
London to the 10Th and got ashore this morn,
ing at Egg Harbor, mistaking Barnegst for
FIRE island light. OFF Portsmouth she passed,
through the English feet, about to- sailior the
seat Of war. -.: NM g.lU ~
The steamer Washington stranded off Cow.
es On the lIth. Preparations were making,
for the Eastern war. England 10 still active.
1t is sstatea that the Government, in addition
to the steamers already taken, had decided to
take the remainder of the Cunard Line.
Negotiations were onlfbotJ aud hopes were
entertained that they woulat be successful. A,
new propositions was said to be adopted by tho
four powers To- make 4 concession 70 the
Gear, namely, the liberty Of treating to o oer--
tain extent alone with Turkey; the latter pow
er to have right Of ofcousuta,ion with the al
lied powers. 1t was also proposed that an
evacuation Iofths Principalities shall take
place simultaneously with that Of the. Black
sea, and thesaeets to re.enter the Rosphorus
when the Russians cross Pruth. ,,,.-4, ~.
In the House Of Lords on the. l4th a Ions
debate took place on the Eastern question,
Nothing important was ELECTED. '.. .,.r.,
PARIS Feb. l4th:-French funds fell con.
siderably owing to the unfayorahle .news from
st. Petersburgh. The Great Britain stes,
mer from Australia brought over 100000
ounces Of gold. .... t.. .,...!. ~ s.., p ...
The French vessels with from 80 to l2o
guns make the whole feet under Sir Charles
Napier, intended for operations against st.
Petersburg. i........ .,..-.. .-.,l.;....-... Il.
Tha steamer Hecla had already left for the
Baltic sea to make sc..yeys and soundings.
b Rumors OF pccsce are still in circulation.
The Paris correspondent o, the Times says
that French steamers ss fast Is they srrm-sp
are leaving. The company intend to carry
the mails in steamers: Many Of the East
India sailing ships had been also taken BY
the Admiralty for carrying stores or troops
&C., atall thenaval stations preparations are,
making on stupendous scale. The Baltic.
feet Of thirty-six ships, chiefly of the line.
and some powerful screw frigates was to as.
semble IN Downs, on the sixth Of March, ID
where It would be joined by ten regiments
first battaliiun Coldstream Guards. They
through London on the fourteenth
on their wsy to Chichester. prior to embar.
Sostou soi tho W0Te re-
ceived by the people with extraordinary de-
and enthusiasm. An Autograph
etter from the Emperor Napoleon To- the
czar proposes treaty ofpsses on the basis
hat the Vienna note be modified BY Turkey %
Ind that negotiations should take place direct, n
'etween the Russian and Turkish plenipo-,
entiaries. "'rt.t sss,H t.asi 4 sh1fa fp
The French squadron under Admiral Bruat Ia
axes on board 10000 troops to proceed to,
roulon,to join the English squadron swaiting
hem there and take on board 10000 more
roops, when both squadrons willsa for Lc~G
ant Nothing new from Kalafat. A cor,
espondento Of the Times states that the Rus
ians, were committing dreadful escesses on
be peasants In Wallachia who had refpsed
0 submit to the burdens inpossd on them. /.
rhs women and children In three villages
had been msssacred. ,-.. 80
The French Government adaresssd
strong pOte to King Otho in consequence of
he discovery Of Greek conspiracy Advises
rom Asia state that schayml wss pushing
orwsrd his armsments with igseat energy, q.
Nearly all Asia had deplsyss ,fes bin,