Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-10-12
Additional News by the s.samst Amsries.
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The Ctimea expedition is decidedly the lar
Rest In the annals Of modern, warfare The
fleet mtstets $4,000 sailor anG 81, 900 cannon
among the land forces are 1000 English, IS,
600 Turks, and 10000 Egyptians. The Eng:
lish squadron. left Varna on the Sd, and
the French General, Arnaud, and the Turks
sailed on the 9th, and were to Join the British
of the mouth Of the Danube. The debarka-
ton is to take place at Point Bsba, where
there is fifteen fathonis OF water. When once
landed, sntrenchfhents will be made, and then
the Russians will be attacked in the field
From sea, Fort Constantine, maintsining ITO
guns, will be attacked by the fleet. A posi-
ton has been discovered from whence ths
Russian feet can be burnt or forced to come
out to sea and fight. at.
Prince Menchikoff conducts The defense Of
SevaStopool. Thefe are 10000 Russian forces
in camp at Odessa, besides full gstrison in
the city. Many of the Russian ships in that
pert have been converted int FIRE ships. A
new levy OF ten men in each thousand is or
dered in the western portion Of the Russian
Empire. Co.,, ..
Rumors that the french Admiral, Hamilton,
was opposed to the Setastopol expedition, and
that Arnaud had taken the sole responsibility
also that sealed orders were on the way from
France, were in circulation, but not generally
credited. ssr .... ...t .
The orders calling home The Baltic feet
caused some apprehension IN England, fearing
that the Russian feet will escape from the
Baltic and commit levasta.ibhs oh commerce.
II was rumored Napier wishes TO resign.
The Austrian forces were formally received
by Omar Pasha, at Bucharest, but 1t is report
ed that Omar and the Austrian commander af-
tefwatds disagreed.
A complete rupture has taken place between
Persia and the I orte t.."
The Independence flelge gives the substance
of the Cars last reply 10 the note sent by
Austria. He exp esses his surprise that Aus
tria should have transmitted such proposals TO
him, unaccompanied by any concessions on
the part of the "powers"
He uhcondi,ionally lly rejects The proposals, land
says Russia has made erefy concession CON-
patible with her honor, and itonly remains tor
the Gar to abide evshtualites, and in order
TO arrive at a solid basis for negotiations, the
Emperor would avoid increasing the complica-
tions OF the war, but will repel with energy
all attacks from whatever quarter
The adyices from India report trade !avurs-
BILE at Calcutta. But in China trade was very
dull and great confusion exists. The insur-
gents had taken several places near Canton,
and threatened 10 take that city. The for
eignels were protected by the factory ships.
The dates from Canton are to the 10th July
and from Shanghai |, the 10Th.
The yatch America is advertised for sale.
The military exercises continue at Boloene.
On the 18th sham battle vas enacted; on in
vading army Of 10000 marched from ST. Omer
and attacked Bologne, and was met by SIM
: liar force, and after immense fire and smoke,
Bologne was supposed to be taken.
The French Minister is recalled from Berlin
and F. Bsrrot Is appointed to the Office.
The cholera was rapidly abai;ng at Paris
Another outbreak in Spain was looked for.
The Republican party showed great uneasi-
mesa, and was thoroughly organized through
out the country, and it was believed the pro-
gramme OF the intended movement was being
secretly circulated. The Marquis of Albarda
is recognized as being at the head Of the
movements, and he keeps concealed. Public
tumor also connects Mr.. Soule with the movs'
; ment.
Queen Christina has arrived at Lisbon, and
from thence proceeds 10 Paris.