Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-10-06
ARRIVAL OF THE ALPS.
-Four Days Later News frdm Eurepe,

Four DAYS Later News frem Enrope.
Bosros. Sept. ss.s
The steamer Alps arrived this morning
with four day later news Her dates are
to the 18th. isf
Breadsluffs There was good attend
ance Of local and country bayerr, and
Wheat sold at sdC94d per bu. above rates
OF Friday, which makes ed@od per bushel
advance ..,. n
Flour not so active--2s0 d15s0d higher
than this day week. Wheat quoted Al Is
sd@ss Cd: Flour 3os@3Is; Corn 34sa3Cs
Tor American white. Heavy sales Of Ohio
Flour at 33s
Provisions quie, and prices the same as
per Arabia. 0alAf i t4Gi3f)
London markets continue easy. and Man
chester trade steady.
News from the scat Of wal is generally
of an important nature.
The allied fleets had left, carrying 76,-
600 men for the transports on their wayto
Crimea.
The Austrians still remain quiet, while
the government was anxiously using tho
most active exertions 10 stave of q collision.
There are rumo,s Of new propositions
between the respective Powers, but moth.
ing definite.
The correspondent. Of the London lines,
writing from Vienna, Sept sth, states that
the opinions Of the Austrian government,
as they have been committed TO their
agents abroad may be given in a few words,
and they are these:--ihat Austria still
looks on the guarantee and demands of the
Western Powers as the only basis of du-
rable peace; and WILL therefore, at the
same time maintain her arms while no op-
position to Russia is offered by them.
The Prussian government is, as ever.
undecided to make common cause with
the Powers,-the excuse for holding back
being that the Emperor Nicholas has, at
the demand Of the German Powers, con-
sented to quit the Turkish territory; and
therefore, Prussia does not feel herself cal
led upon TO actively engage in the quarrel
between the Western Powers and Russia.
The news from the Baltic is that no i'm.
portant movement will be undertaken in
that quarter during the present season.
A Constantinople writer states that, on
the 30th, not single French or English
vessel remained in port or in the Bospho-
rus.-all having left to place themselves
under the orders of the Admiral in tho
contemplated attack on Crimea.
Mr. Soule has written a valiant letter 10
the Diaro Espanoi, in reply to the Madrid
papers Of having participated in the recent
events. The following is copy Of the
letter:
MADRlD, August cath.
Sirs The tone and character of the ar
ticle referring to me, published in your
number of this day. indicates too clearly the
influence which induced H. not to deserve
from me the honor of reply. That | have
absented myself from Madrid. it is my
pleasure to do so--being accountable to no
one for my acts or conduct. The fear of
being insulted by persons to whom my
presence might be disagreeable would not
induce me to abandon my post. fear ne-
ther the SCOTS of impertinent fellows nor
the dangers of hired assassns. Above all.
| do not fear the people. They res pect
what is entitled to respectfully only stig-
matise the wretches who fatter and deceive
them. The people fight, but are not assas-
sins. With regard to the insinuations with
which that article abounds, they are be-
meath my contempt. and they leave you
the varnish with which you have CLOSED
them over; and to those who directed them
| leave the infamy Of their invention.
/ am, sirs. your obedient servant,
eiq P.SouLE.