The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-10-04
Foreign News.
ARRIVAL OF THE ALPS.

AMI Y AL OE L ILL AA4 ~
BosToN, Sept. 10.
The steamer Alps has arrived with dates
from Liverpool to the 18th.
Breadstufs slightly advanced.
Nothing whatever in regard to the sail
ing expedition to Crimea. The arma7
ment was to rendezvous at Ballschuk on
the Cd. Should this have taken place it is
probable that the whole convoy sailed on
the 4th. The vessels amounted to more
than 400, besides pontoon boats and RATS.
Supposing no delay occurred the expedi-
lion might be expected to reach the Rus
ing would depend on circumstances.
paraguay de HITLER has gone to Berlin.
Count Cerrowville entered Bucharest on
the 9Th at the head Of 1000 Austrians.
White wheat 9sa9s6d. Baltimore -four
3lsa32s.
The Russians had completely evaou-
ated Galatz and Ibril on the 1st September.
The navigation ofthe Danube is now free.
Gen. Krusenstin had ordered the inhab.
itants to reduce the city to ashes if the al
lies should attempt to take it, and then re-
tire to Sebastopal. The proclamation con.
cludes as follows: "Woe TO those who re-
main behind or attempt to ex,inguish the
fire.
Although the Austrans do not consider
the rejection Of the four conditions casus
belii, still she looks for the guarantees de.
manded by the Western Powers. as the
only basis of durable peace. She will al
the same time maintain an armed neutral
ity and neglect no opportunity Of urging
Russia to accept the proposition.
The London Daily News publishes the
following letter:
BERLIN, 7ih.-The Prussian Govern
ment has addressed circular to the sec.
ondary German Government, which tells
them that although for the sake OF peace
she supported at 81. Petersburgh four points
insisted on by the Western Powers. she
think they are not indispensable in Ger
man point Of view. The King cannot re-.
commend the German allies to accede to
the four conditions in such manner as
to incur in their account expenses and oh.
legations not commanded by the spirit and
end of the Austrian Prussian convention
The King hopes the Emperor OF Austria
Will bohO SutS viOW VI tu0 CoSCs duu duucTc e
Ito it as becomes German Prince; and
hopes, moreover, the Emperor. seeing that
his States are guaranteed against attack
from the side OF Russia, he will abstain
from every act Of aggression against Rus.
sia, and avoid all complication not neces.
sary for the protection OF the German in.
terest."
Letters from Madrid Of the 7th state that
the payment Of the imperial debt is to be
resumed on the llth.
II is supposed that Christians arrived at
Portugal on the Sd. The con6sication Of
her properly had fairly begun. The Gov.
eminent seized on the coal mines which
formed part of it.
The cholera is raging in London. There
were 1000 deaths for the three weeks end.
ing on the 9th.
Mr.. Soule has written the following let
ter to the Dario Espanal, at Madrid:
AUGUST 18th, 1884.
Sir:-The tone and character OF the ar
ticle referring to me. published in your
columns this day, indicates too clearly the
influence which inspired it not to deserve
from me the honor OF . reply.
1 absent myself from Madrid because
such is my pleasure; being accountable to
no one for my acts and conduct. Fear
Of being menaced by persons to whom my
presence might be disagreeable would nev.
er cause me to desert my post. | fear
neither the sEeer OF impertinent fellows.
nor dagger-hired assassins. Above all.
SIR, do no. fear the people, the people re,
spect what is entitled to respect, and only
s,igma,ize the wreiches who fatter and
then deceive them; the people fight. bu,
are not assassins.
With regard to the perfdlous insinua.
tions with which your article abounds: they
are beneath my contempt; lleave you the
meri. Of the varnish with which you have
CLOSED them over, and to those who die
Sta,ed them the infamy OF their invention
| am, &c, PIERRE SoULE