Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-06-16

Meyersdorf, the Russian ambassador at Wen
ma, given as a present to the Greek govern
ment with every thing on board.
HAMpuRe May 2Sib.-The exchange OF
couriers between London and Stockholm was
very frequent Two special messengers pas
sed through here yesterday, one coming from
London and one from StocSholm-.both bear
ers Of dispatches fro N their respective gov
ernments. 1t is now certain that important
negotiations are pending between these two
courts They appear to be on the eve OF
conclusion, and we may expect TO learn short
y the result.
NAPLES, May, ls.-The "Gazette" publish
es decree which embodies declaration OF
neutrality. Armed ships shall not be admit
ted 70 ports or roadsteads of the royal domin-
ions of the two Sicilies. Nor shall they be
furnished with any munitions or ship stores.
3D. Privateers, with prizes, shall not be per-
mtted to enter the ports except from stress
of weather. Sd. Nothing will be allowed to
be bought from privateers. 4th. Subjects
are forbidden to take service from privateers.
{ 5th. Vessels shall not carry for any Of the for
ces con,raband articles of war; Letters Of
: marque shall not be granted.
E PARIS, MAY 29.-The divisions under Gen.
D'Orey will not 60 to Greece. II has receiv-
cd counter orders TO proceed straight to Con-
stantinople.
NANHE1M, May 22.---Riots have taken
place at Brenzingen. News from Freiburg
states the archbishop to be under cl1se arrest
and confined to his apartments. The clergy
had interdctcd the use of church bells. They
e no longer celebrate High mass, nor permit
g music in the churches.
II The local authorities interfered about thu
bells and ordered them 10 be used as usua
and on this point the clergy have yielded.
Misunderstanding to reports from
E Stockholm up to the 2Sd of May, nothing wal
u known of the taking Of Gastavsvsrn.
Letters from st. Petersburg, dated MAJ
goth. state with confidence that note hat
been received from Austria and Prussia cal
ling upon the emperor, in energetic language
, to evacuate the principalltles on the Danuo
q with the shortest possible delay, and in cas-
:. the same is not attended to that means wi
u, be taken for an active participation in the war
"a but as it stands at present there is not tn
J" least probability that the emperor will pa
u any attention to it, Letters from Dalmali'
Nav 10, state that Russian Greek ships ha
taken refuge in that port. Directly the Austr
an authorities became aware of the arrival {
ST these ships and their character; when order
v we're given that they be searched, and tht
the arms and munitions they contained b
rs seized. The orders were executed to tn
letter and the ships are prohibited from lea'
d. ing the port.
ct A private letter from Leeds, Of the l5t
mentions fact which shows that the GreeE
: had not only violated all international law
the insurrection they excited in the Turks
as provinces. but they had committed the mo
odious cruelties.
Is Spain had issued decree for forced loa
en- The financial embarrassment of the Cover
;. ment are very great.
Ill Marshal Paskiewitch crossed the Danul
near Kalarush, and established his hes
Ie' quarters before Silistra.
IS Correspondents of English journals ha
&c been refused permission to accompany Il
English fleet
IN By the signing of the new protocol at '
'ss emma, the Anglo French Intervention. provi
ing for actual war is united in the Austro Pru
In sian treaty providing for eventual war;
tbs rumored that considerable corps
Austrian troops are to be centered at Gala
" ra.
at Trade throughout Russia is suffering
'p- tensely on account of the unsettled state
affairs.