Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-27


ence Of opinion upon this subject"
Proclamation Of the French Com.
mander.
There are now $4,000 French troops
at Gallipoli. Marshal ST. Aruaud has
issued to them the following procIama.
ton:
"Soldiers Of France: We are on for.
cign strand, but the Sui an is our ally,
and treats us with hospitality. Do you
know wha. is meant by hospitality in
the Orient! The CUES: is made the c.
quol Of the master Of the house.--You
will not abuse this hospitality! We are
come hilher to defend our ally against
the barbarous aggressions Of the Gar.
Our mission is great, and If. with the as
sistance Of God, we succeed in accom-.
plishing it, we shall cover ourselves
with glory, as did our ancestors. Our
Emperor thinks only Of the glory of
France and of your welfare! He expects
from yon, in the struggle against the
barbarians OF the North, the courage an |
valor which will increase the glory of
our country. lie, Vive l'Empercur be
our war cry, for it is that which led our
immortal ancestors 20 victory. With
the cry Of Vive l. Empereur, We will
conquer or die!
SAINT ARNAUD.
GREEcE.-Eigh, thousand French
troops have disembarkc at the Piraeus,
after having taken possession Of the
Greek ships Of war.
King Ohio has accepted the Anglo.
French ultimatum: has proclaimed ncu.
trality, and effected complete change
Of Ministry. The following is list of
the new Cabinet Movrocoriato, Pres.
dent and Minister Of Finances; Paland.
rios, Minister of the Interior; Pericles
Argyropoulus, Minister Of Foreign AT:
fairs; KaIegri, Minister Of War; Petoa.
lis Minister o Justice.
Letters from Athens Of 22l May, states
that the Queen was in q State bolder-
ing on frenzy, and that it required the
entreaties and tears ofthe King an Of
the ladies in waiting, TO keep her from
placing he rself at the head flhe army.
Her baggage was al! packed for depart.
ure on this Ruixolic enterprise, but on
second thoughts she has had the boxes
and consents to remain at
peace.
The official correspondence on the
Greek questisn has been laid before the
British House Of Commens. The Rus.
sian Envoy at Athens, acting in conjun.
:tion with the Court, plannel the in.
surrection in the Turkish provinces and
r ON Athens directed its movements,
IN intercepted letter Of Gen. Tasave llus.
Who had ostenisbly Withdrawn from the
Kings service to take command of the
insurgents, was addressed from Peru,
April 25th. TO M. BentIan, King Otho's
'rivate Secretary, asking for further
ssistance and recommending that at
east two battal,ons Of the frontier
uard, chosen from the 1st and llth reg.
ments, have orders "to desert forthwith
nd join the insurrection," being also
aid regularly that they nigh. remain
rm and mistaken. n.
GREAr BRlrAIN.--It is decided 10 sp.
oint special Minister at War. The
ames Of various statesmen are mention.
d as eligible for the Office, but before
II stands Lord Palmerston. The ap.
ointment would cause other changes
. the Cabinet, Of which seemingly the i
lost popolaf would be the transfer OIL
ord John Russell to the Home Office, 4
nd Sir William Molesworth to the Col.
nial Department. 4
A Subscription. amountiong to about
;eostsrling. collected chiefly in pence
ON working classes. has bsen raised
? the British admirers Of Captain ln.l
rsham, f.s' the purchase ofs gold chfo.|
onetsr. a. 4 testfnonisi f6f his con.
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