The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-01-04

AFAN VI 80 ~
too Admiral Slide, The Englishman who
commands il, has iust returned from a
pIessanpcf0ize IN the Black Sea, having
been unable TO find an enemy, although
merchantmen report having seen several
ships.ol.w war %prowlipg about. "a, n.
So Admiral Slade and the British aud
French Admirals solace themselves by Civ.
ing each other dancing parties! Perhaps
the following remarks from Ihe LITER
pool Dmiy Times, which in this instance
speaks the sentiments Of the best thinking
OF the nation, may not be unworthy Of
the gallant Admirals attention:
What, may be asked, has become Of
Admiral Sladp, the Engiishman said to
he il command Of the Turkish fleet in the
Black Seal m'
"Iie Ith Consianiinople with The whole
Turkish force under his command, aud on
November ooh, he is said to have return,
! ed To the Busphorus with the squadron
under his command If Admiral Slade
had detached himself from 50 large a pOr.
ton nf his force as that said 10 have been
destroyed at Sinope, he must be called up
on by the Parliament Of Britain 10 account
for such an aCl. H0 1hh .'t
"ln taking lie command Of the Turk
ish feet, lie did not shake off his British
allegiance, aud i he cannot give a salts.
factory account Of an ACT which may entail
wears of bloodshed, he should be dealt with
accordingly. The day, we trust, is lar
spent when lhesrighls of nations can be
barlered away for a mess Of pottage.
"lf the destruction of the Ottoman 1est
has taken place, general European war
mus, be the inevitable result, and the ac'
tors IN the prelude 10 so unloward and la
meulable an occurrence are responsible
no, to England only, but to Europe
Again we say the North ought 10 speak
out before il is too late" r.
Private letters from Paris state that the
news of the disaster 10 The Turkish heeI
was received with the prolOundest aston
ishmenl and grief.
The Emperor is stated to have beer
Overwhelmed by The intelligence. Expla
nation is impeativcly demanded why
considerable part Of the Turkish nava
force was permitted to be annihilated with
in su short a distance of where the pow
erGul English and French fleets were | vim
in inglUrious ense.
Also that the Englishmnn Slade report
ed that four days before this disaster h
could not find an enemy.
The Spanish Cnrles are suspended il
consequence of a defeat of the Ministry
THE VERY LATEST.
!. We have received news from Consiar
:, l%inople, by Vienna, down To The 3d ms
+ The news of the disaster NJ Sinnpe
officially confirmed, and had just reache
|, The Porte.
: Upon the receipt Of this information, III
BRUSH and French ambassadors had in
r. mpdialely dispatched two steam lrigatt
= from the combined squadrohs 10 Sinop,
and two other steam Irlgales to Varna, f.
, the purpose Of procuring precise intel
h genre. Upon the return Of these vessel
" il was thought probable that the combine
fleris would receive orders TO enter II
!, Black Sea, to proven. If possible, any iu
lher collision between the Russian al
Turkish naval forces. .'
1t is stated by the Russian accounts Il,
II the squadron subsequently, destroyed
~ Slnupe was engaged III convey ing force
= To attack Shuchum Ksleh, aud that it W
|, pursued into The port ol Slnope by Il
y, Russian fleet. Ii this account Of the CT
cumslance proceeding the engagement
~ correct, il would give a somewhat dllft
y emf character 10 HE attack, as tie Rus'Ii
~. forces might be justified IN mlerrupliug
.. convoy destined 10 invade a pOrtion ol the
"a own territory.
s. The destination Of the squadron
Il however, still uncertain 4; aud 1t is mo
probable That The transports were conye
iug re.enlorcements and provisions 10 i
~ tan where the Turkish army stands in Mt
uf both. .
" II is reported lba, the Blush Char
d'AGaires al TOheran has suspended
diplomatic relations with the Persian Gt
40 ernmeni, IN consequence OF that pow
., having resolved, as 1t is said, to take p
against the Pore and 10 march an army
-, the frontier. This mo, emcnl On the p
80 r II. GIL ,T Darsta Inl a,1.a lima ha
" apprehended, as his relations with Turk
were such as to induce him To take adv
tage of the increasing difficulties Of
"a Ottoman empire. The news, howev
still requires positive confirmation.
The Morning Post states that a G
.so stanlinople lelegraphir dispatch of the
reports The prevalence OF grea, alarm
exriremenl,owing to the news from Sine
;,,, The account given Of the action is subsl
10 TALLY the same as the Russian. The fl
81 were bound 10 enler the Black Sea. |
STA had declared war against Turkey.
The Posts leading article says
there can hardly eX ST a doubt that
80 Admirals had by tins time entered,
,n. are now in lullcommand of the Black
in With respect III the Persian decIara.
Of war against Turkey, this is the nat
,rv consequence Of n treaty offensive aud
III l%epsive between Persia aud Russia c
cIuded some months ago. Ii adds I
complication.
Observation-Disclosures GorchakoG
declared Galalch and lbraIla neutral pc
Riots have taken place nj GaIatch belw
the WaIlachian militia and the Rus
10 troops. A battalion Of The former ref,
Nk' to obev The orders of a Russian Gent