The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-03
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HALIFAX. Anril PIP. M.

HALIFAX, April 25-P. NJ.
The latest news BY mail represents The
affairs on the Danube as unchanged, The
allied fleets were at Sarna, in the Black
sea. Napier's Baltic fleet suddenly put to
sea, in conse luence oflhe sudden breaking
up of The ice.
II is not true that the Russian Minister
has been recalled from London.
1t is reported that the Austrians have
entered Servia.
All contumacious Greeks have been or
dered 10 leave the Turkish dominions.
The steamer Glasgow was injured in
the Clyde, while dischargi1g her cargo.
Telegraphic advises from Copenhagen
of the lllh April, state that Tour steam
frigates had been detached from Napier's
fleet, and sen, 10 the Gulf of Finland.
The British frigate Inferior chased a
Russian corvette into Sweaborg.
Prince Barclay do folly has been dis.
patched from Berlin on a special mission
10 London.
all English and French vessels have
been ordered out of the port of Odessa.
News from 81. Petersburg state that the
reserve baltallions have been called out.
News from Hamburg 10 the l4lh,s tale
that Napier had arrived. A report was in
circulation that sixteen Russian ships of
war anchored at Helsingford, and Napier
was making preparations TO attack them.
A Greek instruction has broken out at
Cerfu.
The English and French vessels of war
on the east Of Thessaly, have orders to
search all the vessels suspected of having
mimi i)rs of war aboard, and to seize them
when found guilty.
Austria appears more in unison with the
Western Powers. Prussia leans more 10
Russia, though lemporising with both par
ties.
The protocol guaranteeing the integrity
OF the Ottoman territory, was signed at
Vienna by the -Four Powers, including
Prussia; but simultaneously herewith,
Prussia introduced into her treaty of al
lance with Austria, a condition which
would render the treaty a dead letter, and
which Austria consequently refused 10 &C.
cept.
All military arrangements arising ont Of
The proposed treaty, have been referred To
a commission presided over by the Prince
of Prussia.
Hanover sides with the Western Pow
ers, together with all the minor German
States, and will support austria in forcing
Prussia TO declare herself, should the sub
ject come before the Federal Diet.
The independence Beige has announced
positively, that a treaty of alliance, often
sive and defensive, has just been signet
between France and England, Independent
ly of the treaties of the present war.
Admiral Napier had left Kicgee Ba,
for Coihland, it being reported that som,
Russian ports were open, and The Russian
squadron off Faro. Ii is reported tina
three American ships were somewhere il
The Baltic with stores for Russia, and a
English steamer has been dispatched 70
them.
There is but little lee in The Gulf Of Fin
land. The whole allied fleets are in tn
Black Sea, near Varna. The marines o
the fleets were to be landed 10 protect tina
place.
/ Admiral Dundas had ordered bis cruiser
10 take, burn and destroy every thing
His fleets were in communication with tn
Turkish land forces.
Prince PaskiewiIch arrived at Bucbare.
!. on the 9Th.
GortschakofT retained the command {
the army, but subject 10 Paskiewiic's o.
ders.
. An important sally was made on Ralsfa
on the 30lh Of March, and a sanguinar
encounter Of four hours occurred. Ih
Russians we're routed and pursued a COZ
siderable distance.
q The British war steamer Cyclops a
: rived at Malta on the 9Th, bringing impot
n tant news. This Turks purposcly left fre
T the passage for the Russians 10 Hisovi
and then attacked them in the rear.
hard fight ensusd, in which half of III
Russians were cut TO peaces, and the n
mainder reured across the Danube. I'll
= Turks had vacated fortress "Czal Novoda
n in the Dobrudscha, which was shelled b
the Russians. II is also stated mo dat
that 100000 Russians crossed st Gala
: without opposition. All the accounts
however, are very much confused.
: Two English vessels on tho DAMN