The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-20
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.

New YoRK, Dec l3-The Pacific arriv-
ed with Liverpool dates to the 29th ult
There is nothing decisive from the seat of
war.
In England matters were on a crisis
Eince the terrible battle in Hermann, Nov.
9TH, when the allies numbered at least 1000,
and the Russians 10000, neither party has
been in condition to resume active hostili-
ties. Consequently no news.
The reported battle on the l3!h' is false
The utmost activity is manifested in
France and England in sending reinforce.
ments. The existence of the allied army
depends thereon. Several thousand had
arrived.
1t is reported that the Russians have cap
tured two English cruisers in the Baltic.
Napoleon says that powerful division
will be made in Bessaraidi.
The Austrian, Prusslan and Germanic
diplomacies are active; but France and
England have notified them that they will
not nov teat on the basis of the four points,
Breads.ulfs- The market early in the
week declining, holders rcgaihed position
Western Canal Flour 42sa43s Cd; Phila.
and Bait 43sa44s; Ohio 44s.
yellow and white corn Ais 5la44s, mix
ell 43sa43a6d.
White wheat lls8la12. 81, Red los 8do
lld 81.
The latest by telegraph from CONSTANT
nople is to he Goth, 80 Enshsh transports
were lost. On the l4.h, the Prince anc
Sea Nympn ioundered with all on board
Three mail steamers have been stranded
The Srusspariel was driven on shore OF
fire. The BritanIa has feet water in he
hold. The Asamemnon was stranded bu
got ahoat again. The oampson's machine
rv is damaged. The Retri5uion was sayet
by throwing her guns overheard. The Fer
rble was beached The Henry the Fourth
and Pluto are lost.
ODESSA, Nov. 22l.-Thres ships of til
line and 18 transports, were greatly dam
aged on the l4!h.
BERLIN. Thursday.-The Russian answe
to the Prussian note, expresses the willing
ness of the Emperor to treat on the follow
ing terms:--F First, common guarantee b
the five Powers, Of the rights of the Chris
tian subjects Of the Porte, without distinc
ton as 10 confession.
Second A common protection OF til
Principalirjes 10 be expressed by the fv
Powers, on the treaty now existing betwee
Russia and the Porte.
Third, A revision Of the treaty OF 1911.
The Ruseian loss on the Oh at the battl
of Inkermann, are confirmed at $4,000 i
, killed and wounded.
The allies had buried 5000 Russians LEI
dead on the field.
The Moniteur afiirms that that there wer
200 Russians engaged in this affair.
The hurricane Of the 18th did not extenC
beyoul the beach and sea, and supplies au
reinforcements were constantly arriving i
spite OF the stormy weather.
Constantinople advices Of the goth stat
. that during the previous ten days 1900
men, reinforcements to the allies, passed I'll
| Bosphorous on ii cir way to the Crimea.
A despatch from Canrobert, dated Sebas
: topol. 18th, says operations are steadil
! progressing. health and spirits Of the trool
admirable
. The Western Powers have determined
hold Crimea.
Prince Menschikof informs the.Enpero
that the damage done by the besiegers
/ being speedily repaired, and that the los
; es were ve'y great
The Allies continue to fortify their rgl
flank very strongly.
The Journal Of Constantinople says, tbs
"a. 900 more Turks win be shipped for Or
mea with all possible speed.
The crews of many of the wreched trar
e spor's fell into the hands Of the Russians.
! Rumor says that two more French div
' sions are to be added to the army on tb
Danube.
\ The Russians still continue on the Prutl
! The blockade of Odessa has been rene
\ ed. the Russians are certifying it by sea an
by land.
!. Saliman Pacha who commanded the Turl
: at Crimea,was degraded to the rank Of pl
waite, for bad behavior Of his troops on Il
!. 9th November. as