The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-04-05
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Foreign News.
= NEW YORK, March 90. The staan,o
Franklin is below, 4 days later from r.,
rope. $
fBreadstufs, flour has declined from 2 ,
4s for the week; wheat has declined Sd
cornis unchanged, limited business al pre
tious rates. Money getting tighter. r
News from the Manufactnrino d;s,,;o,
favorable. Overland mail at Trieste :
Shanghai was expected soon TO fall int,
me hands OF the Imperialists. The ex
ports from China are large. 81.
No important change in the Eastern
question.
It was rumored in Paris thar the Ca,
had given order. for the army 10 pass the
Danube forthwith.
The first division OF the British fleet un.
der Sir Charles Napier, sailed on Satur.
day. destination Wingoe Sound it will no,
at present enter the Russian waters.
Prussia has sent confidential mission
to Napoleon. ~, {.
Terrible earthquake at Calais-two thou
sanu persons Killed.
90 - Arripaz of the Canada.
HALIFAX. March 29.-The Canada ar
rived here this forenoon With Liverpool
dates TO the 18th. rzs1,
The steamer Taurus sailed on the Sth
with troops. - - sesslsg a'.'.1,
The London forming Chronicles Paris
correspondents states thar dispatches from
the French Envoy in London had been
received. stating that England is not dis
, posed TO look upon propositions made by
Russia for the resumption of negotiations
q serious, or likely to lead 10 pacific
solution Of the question. The English
Government declares that the only thing to
be done at present is toshasten the embar.
kttion of troops for Constantinople. and
dispatch third squadron 10 ihe Baltic. =
= The opinion OF The English Cabinet is
fully approved by France s ss.,...'.s $ .,.s.s
The City Of Manchester arrived out on
the 10TH. rseE essf3z .ssTEsFr
sdhere are no moyementsof Importance
onsihe Danube or in Asia. Kalafat con.
tinuesto be strengthened. The Russians.
Msseems, have suspended theirintention 10
sttsck that place. but are threatening other
points. "a - < -. 8 ss.ss
Further by the Canada. .gals .er
ssNEw YoRK, March 3O.-The steamer
Canada arrived here 10 day. e s'sssslis I
Hisrepresen:ed that the Subscription 10 1
the French loan already amounts to over Is
100000. 600 francs. n
The, rand Duke Constantine inspected III
she Russian fleet at Helsinfors. The Gear lip
var expected in a fortnight. 55.e ,.'.,s. :
III. D~,t,.~ r,.s-,-sa /
continue closed by ice. $4,000 Russians S
were employed IN cutting channel from Il
Cronstadt harbor to Swenberg.
Part of the Russian force which was
Withdrawn from before Kalafat, has moved :
towsrds Odessa.
Prince Pasciowitch would soon inspec, Is
troops on the Danube. I'll
The Greek revolution is not yet fully be
quelled. th
The Egyptian troops have been sent to c,
occupy Gambia. pl
Sersia is quiet-the reported disturb. an
Ences there being false. "a. be
Il is reported that the first operations Of vi
he Anglo French army will be TO invade ge
he Crimea. The troops are TO attack Sc hi.
sastopol by land. and the fleets -by sea- = HI
Tbs Russians were Certifying the interior y
lilies Of Wajlachia and Moldayia. pu
sWorkmen were strengthening the forti- we
icatiens at Sebastopol. Odessa, Cronstadt, bu
Vilbern, Swenberg, and at the. entrance ou
i the Necker. "a sisr
8 Admiral Duchess Heetwould soon join,
Napier. in the Baltic Sea. s
{ Much excitement exists on the Baltic. "' 'oI
loast. - q "n
Twenty sailing vessels and steamers v's
s6sS onbsrking troops at Woolwich, EH oo'
i1nd y, for rCcnstantinople. - I'D. 'er
: Coasting Trade bill me
g9s read the second time in the House OF sne
tofds. - 80 = 80. thu
Lord Stanley said that the repeal ofsthe tim
Iriiish coasting laws would no doubt be- nea
,llowed by similar concessions on the part
I the United States government. 0
!. The Bank Of Engiand has declared
smi- annual dividend OF. AZ per cent. :
The. Australian steamer Sydney put into =
4 Vincent disabled. She was ON her nst'
trip, and had half million Of plae
5id on board ssss5e sr-ssasI rent
sPoRr PHILIP, 17th.-Australian markets ci. i.
o dull and overstocked; gold plentiful
~ = = s &>-k9 $SSz Gs7 -
's,sa'4 Fashionable Amusement. - =,
WAsHlNGroN, March 29. - The city was =
70 vi INTO great e&citenent tnls morning sion
EsfiRe report OF a duel between Messrs.i tain
atfif,r and Breckenridpe which was m stru
s.e1 ixs all ,ort. 81 aya oerats,I LIST
~ .' ~'.. - - 9 ! - - - ~, - cont
sm0sts spfoHtiiSht5el Whicu was inat mar
was shot IN the neck. FrohrI AGA
ost reliable sources gather information. and
diealing that q meeting did take place Nat Nat
tsy y7sssss sse.is1ssS a.-DinuehsuufS' mal lama
OTIS were exchanged is no, ,denied, hut a p
end Of B. denies emphatically that the plea
ter is wounded, or that any damage was are ar :
ne to either par,y-more he will not say. S'13 n
the circumstances corroborate,she ru.
,r that Fighting has TAX en- placA.t19F sla
Cutting iea the city yesterday afternoon -.
the hall psst three train, and :Brecken- ~
gs followed at FIVE o'clock. This led to sr
impression that duel was 10 take N