Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-29
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York on the % |, bringing several days
later Intelligence from Europe. One en-
CINE Of the Pacific was disabled. and she
made the passage with the other, in tif.
teen days.1, 49,.
Eastern affairs were unchanged. No
battles had occurred on the Danube, ex-
cept an encounter between the Russian
columns, who .niStook each other for
Turks in the dark, Several hundred were
killed before the error was discovered
Small skrminheS go on between the Turks
and Russians. ... - r. I'd .
The third edition Of the London Morn.
ing tlcralAgSayS IL messenger had arrived
aud was immediately closetcd with the
! Quecn who brou 5ht the announcement
that the Russians had taken Kllatat, g.;
No details were published. and the story
is entirely discredited. : ....
There WAS nothing new from Asia, or
from the fleets. ,r..
| The Greek instruction had been almost
checked and was no longer Formidable.
A de>ptch from Cunstaninoplc of Feb,
ruarY 25. states lhai Persia remains neu-
tral, but was fOrtifyinS the Turkish from
tier. The AtfIhans were attacking the
Kim .lom of Cardabar, and Persia had Of
Tered her mediation. ... ....
The Khan of Kaiva has taken refuge
in BOkhara and summoned the nei ShbOr-
| ing nations To Ii 5hL sain|L RuSsit. ...
ENGLAHD.-A British Courier bearing
the summons for the evacuation of the
Principalitics, is already on his way TO
St. Petersburg.
The British chancellor Of the EXche-
quer had proposed II double income TAX
and the French Minister Of Finance loan
of 25O.UDO. OOU francs. TO detray the ex
pense$ OF the war. .. ..., .......-.
Preparations for war continue. The
first divi>i IL Of the fleet for the Baltic, TO
C~wy's squadron. ..-r q.
! The EIrI ul Londonderry WAS deal.
More difficulties hal occurred at Pres
ton with the operatives. ..
Tine En- .li>h government had parLuned
! Frost. Williams. AMI jones. the chnrti,ts
Victoria WAS ~ review the uarLs on
Saturday,.
FRANcE. -"hc French government ad =
vertiscs Tor 100 ships To embark troops
AMI Sto.rS AT Mhr>cIIrs Tor the East.
Al NJ .rScillcs on the 9Th. corn advanced
2 francs per hectoltre, On the account Of
LII" Russian prohibition.
Russia -itu>sln had prohibited the Ax-
port OF grain from Oles>a and her sea-
ports, and this announcement had strength
cncd the EnJ liSh markets. 81. Peters
burg letters state that this does not ex-
tend u vessels loading or laLrn.
II was reported the Russian Minister.
MantemtfeI. had offered his resi- 5natiun.
AUsTKIA.-rhe Austrian u ,vrrnmcnt
had published an official document. ex-
pressing It's views on the differences be-
tween Russia and Turkey. 1t regards
the propositions seut by the. Western po-
werS as Of such a nature as leave hardly
Il hope Of IL favorable reply. but admits that
their demands were uSL and in accordance
with the interests of Europe. Austria has
therefore prepared for meeting the dan
gers which may arise from great war
IN mn adjoining country, an from Subver
SiVe tendencies which may manifest them
selves on the frontier during the conunu-
ance OF the war.
n Geographic despatch from Vienna TO
the London Chronicle states that proposals
had been received from Nicholas in which
Russia OtferS to evNcuate the principaliLieS
the moment her terms Of peace are accr-
died. to. These arc not more favorable
than those already rejected by the Vienna
conference.
PRusslA.-A dispatch from Berlin. OF
the 7th. says that the Prussian Govern
ment rejects the suggestion of Russia TO
forbid the entrance OF the fleets of the
Western Powers into Prus>ian ports. .r2
SPAIN.-Mr. S1ule was reported TO be
in high favor with the Queen Of Spain
The instruction in Spain had been sup
pressed.
TuRtN. March lit is stated hete that
France md England have decided 10 pre-
vent any movement in Italy.
PARIS, March 7.-The loan OF $50 .OOO,-
OOO francs has been unanimously authori.
zed.
MADRID. March 2-There are varue
rumorS of n misunderstanding between
England and Spain. and the probable re-
call of the Spanish minister from London.
CAPTIVE CHILDREN REcovERED.-Tne
two little sbrothers.in-la of Mrs. Viii.
son OF Texas. who were taken captive BY
the Camanchc Indians. have been recov-
cred. One YVES recently brought into
Fort Mnshita. by an Intelligent Chicasaw.
who gave the. Camanches u quantity of
goods valued at several hundred dollars,
IN exchange for him. He WAS in u Very
destitute condition and nearly naked. The
otherb boy was brought into .Furt-Ar ri uckle.
The discharged soldier referred to in Mrs.
Wilson'S narrative, has also arrived ut
Fort WaShita. y Los! --sHg sr 5at..-.