Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-03-21

been avoided, bul war was beginning
france had gone as Tar as her honor permit
led 10 avoid a collision, bul she must now
draw lhe sword She has no views Of og-
grandsemenr The days Of conquest are past
never'to return. Europe re-assured by the
moderation OF Alexander and-his successor
Nicholas, seemed 10 doubt lhe danger which
lihrealened il, from The Colossal power,
which by successive encroachments EN-.
braced the north and the cenre OF Europe,
and which possesses almost exclusively two in.
Iernal seas whence it is easy for its armies
and its fleets 10 launch forth against cviliza-
,ion,
But her recent unlounded demands in the
East have awakened Europer France has
an equal interest with England in preventing
Russian supremacy over Conslanlinope, for
the supreme in ConslanlinopIc is to be the
supreme in tho Mediterranean. France,
therefore, was going 10 Conslanlinoplo to
defend the freedom of the seas, as well as
10 protect The rights Of Christians and
Francois just rights in the Mediterranean
She vas going with Germany, TO uid Ger
many with Austria TO defend her frontiers
against The prcponderance Of her too power
fal neighbor. She was going, in shoti, with
all Of those who desire the triumph Of right,
oil justice, and Of civilization. Strong then
in the nobeness Of our cause; in the firm.
ness Of our alliances, and the projection Of
God, | hope soon 10 arrive al peace which
shall no longer depend on the power Of any
one man to disturb ii,
The English press unanimously praise
this speech,
| Rumor assigns the command Of the army
ofthe Eart TO Marshal ST. Armand
| Prussia Russia demands that Prussia
shall close her ports nearest Russia against
{ English and French ships. Prussia is un'
willing.
New YORK, March 16.-The Spectators
yesterday sci reports afoat TO The effect thai
the Arabia's news was in town, indicating
an advance in Breadsufs a, Liverpool. and
announcing the fall of Kalalat, &c. Some
buyers got BIZ in consequence, especially in
corn.
: A ridiculous story was last night telegraph
! ed from Quebec TO Montreal 10 the effec
; that information was received of an intend
l l ed invasion Of Canada by the Russians, ant
that len thousand military are to be caIlet
: ou, in consequence. 1t was doubtless I
hoax, bu, nevertheless created much excite
ment. 5, -t
t BALTIMORE, March 16. Much excite
ment continues TO exist among tho miners o
the Cumberland coal region. The Sheriff
has been despatched TO dislodge some VIII
refused 10 yacale the tenemen,s at the Eros,
burg coal region. in Georges Creek an
Londcoming mines riotous demonstration
: had been made bu, resisted by the officers G
b the company. Several rioters have bee
S arrested. 1t is reported lha. The miners hav
appointed committee TO confer with tn
:. Company's agents for settlement Of tn
= = difficulties.
II CINCINNATI, March 15.-The sleame
h Reindeer burt flue al Carroll,on, indiana
n yesterday. From forty 10 fifty persons wer
l. killed and wounded, and many were blow
}; into the river and drowned.
= NORFOLK, March l6.-Orders have bee
}, received here 10 fiji out Immediately III
sloop Of war Falmouth. The Decatur woul
y also sail in day or TWO.