Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-01
Later Foreign News.

Lal4Ho StedueE DalLlS dIIINeu al NS"i
York on the Goth ult.. bringing several
days later news from Europe.
EASTERN AFFAIRs.-The Eastern ques-
ton was at last approaching a solution
The mission of Count Orloff has failed,
and the last propositions of the Gear been
rejected. The Russian Ministers at London
and Paris have left, and, negotiations
are at an end. The following dispatches
from Various points show the condition of
affairs =
PARIS, Feb. THE rumors of the i'll
success of 0rloff's mission are confirmed.
Anticipating similar rebuff at Berlin, he
will2leave Immediately for ST. Petersburg
without visiting that capital. .-
1t is said that the Servian government,
| yielding to the suggestions Of the Russian
consulate at Belgrand, will refuse to &C
cept the two Grmans of the Sultan. unless
Russia consents.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 29th.--It is said
that the Gar, who is fully aware of the
position in which he is placed, will enAea-
vor to avoid general contlagraiion, if
he can only preserve his honor and his
rights. The influence of Count NesseI-
rode was again in the ascendant. IL was
was also said that the Car was about to
write an autograph letter to the Queen of
Eng land to prove that he has not been the
aggressor.
An imperial ukase confrma the sum
moning to arms of all the reserves and the
soldiers on furlough.
VIENNA, Feb, 6.-Count Orloff will
probably leave for st. Petersburg on We'd
nesday.
The combined fleets were at Beycos
Bay. Jan. 9th. The adnira!s had
sent six Ships to convey British steamer
with troops into the Black Sea.
BnUssELs. Feb. IN. de Ki<sclIf late
Russian minister at Paris, arrived here at
6 o'clock this morning.
ENGLAND.-Sevcral of the Cunard stea-
mers have been taken up by the Govern
ment to convey troops to Constantinople.
Six thousand men will go at once from
Eng and others will be got in readi-
ness About 10000 men will soon be
collected to form part of the expedition.
A brigade of the. guards will doubtless
be sent.
The doth regiment. that was under Or
dcrs for Australia. is now to hold itself in
readiness for foreign service taking all
the best men and leaving the young men
and new recruits at home.
1t is understood that four vessels, ORR
gInally taken up by the Government to
carry troops from Ireland to Malta, and
from here TO the West Indies, have been
taken up on monthly charters, SO that
they may be available to proceed to any
point in the shortest notice.
FRANCE.--Thc French papers have been
forbid from publishing the movements Of
the troops, except as announced by Gov
eminent in the Monteur.
The Russian Ambassador left Paris on
the 9Th Of january, for Germany.
The Emperor Napoleon. at a Cabinet
Council held at the Tuilcries, expressed
the necessity OF the most vigorous prepa-
rations, which were then ordered 10 be
continued both night and day.
Immense orders for dress and amuni-
ton Of all kinds had been given, and fresh
troops were being inspected daily. Eight
thousand men would be ready to embark in
one week.
The French Government had or
dcred the immediate manufacture Of three
millions Of cannon balls. LrvicS Of sea
men were arriving from all quarters.
EASTERN QUESTION.-Omar PAcha was
crossing the Danube at the head Of fifty
Thousand men, and has cut off all COM
municatiOn between the Russian armies.
There are rumorcd accounts of scar
city Of provisions at Sinope.
One account places the Russian fleet at
Scbastapol and another at Katfra.