Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-18
ARRIVAL OF TIE PACIFIC.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

EASTERN AFFAIRS.
There has been since the sailing of
the last Steamer, no abatement, IN actual
hossili,ies or in preparation for war
No further fighting was however repor'
ted either in Europe or in Asia.
The allied fleets were Inst seen steer
ing for Baraum with fair wind. The
! Russian feet was also nj sea.
The answer Of the Czar with regard
to the entrance Of the fleets into the
Black Sea, had been received. Tho
Lundon Times says the Gar has not
proceeded tn extreme measures on lear
ming the entrance of the allies into the
Black Sea. He replies BY The question
"are the fleets TO observe strict neutral.
lily OF 10 take oc,ire par, with Turkey"
A telegraphic despatch from Vienna
states that it has been ascertalned that
the Cars final answer to tho Vienna
note will he contemptn"ns refusal -
He will refer Turkey to Prince Curt
shakuf, the Russian Commander in the
Principali,ies. for further PARTICULARS
He will also declare that he will not n.
bate one iot of the demands Of Prince
Menchikotf.
There had been considerable move
ment along the Danube, but no more
fighting. ......
The English people seeing that war
I is inevitable, have made up their minds
to the necessity Of quietly accept IT,
The fallowiug dispatches appeared in
the LunGnn Times Of Wednesday,
Coastaat,noplc, Jan. 9.-The first re.
giment of Christian Cossacks left to-
dry for the headquarters of Omar Pa.
sha. ..... .....
| Copenhagen, Jan. Colts said that
the answer of Russia to the declaration
Of neutrality had been received. Rus
STA refuses to consent and insists that
| Denmark shall side with one or the o.
,hcr party.
Berlin. Jan. 2l.-Tt is stated that
Russia has protested against the cession
to Prussia by Ollenbulg, of q Military
port of the banks Of the Jabde.
Berlin, Monday evening.-The Car
insists US preliminary condition of all
negotiation, that the neutrality of the al.
lied fleet in the Black Sea shall be de.
ciared in formal document.
The Paris Constitutional publishes
the following expressions Of the Car.
When the Gear heard that the tlseIs had
entered the Black Sea, he said, ii ex.
pecled the resolution taken by England
and France, aud am MT unprepared.-
When battle is offered Russia, she &C.
cepts it-shc can afford To mourn the
loss Of feet, but mt her honor.
The Gear had instructed his ambassa-
doris to demand. whether by the eu'
trace of the fleets into the Black Sea,
it is their intention to take part will
Turkey, or simply TO observe strict neu'
trality. 1.-THE lormer, they are to de-
maud their passports.
AUSTRIA.
Austria is said to have notified thu
Czarof her fixed determination to main
tain an armed neutrality, provided thai
tho Gear adhercs to his determination
that he aims at no territorial aggran
dizement. If this pledge is broken
Austria will assume hostile attitude t
. Russia.
IRELAND.
| Another famine was threatened II
ireland. Provisions were enormouSI!
high aud still going up. In some part
Of Limerick the people were suffering
i; deploraoly fur food.
SPAIN.
(. The Minister Of Justice has resign
cd.
Generals Manuel Concha, and O'Don
nell have been exlled TO the Canary Is
lands. Con. Jose Concha To the BabIea
ic Isles, aud Gen. Armero to Leon.
PORTUGAL.
The Br. war steamer Banshe. arriv
| ed a, Lisbon on the l7lh, with despat
ches TO the British Admiral, and i'm
media,cly afterwards, the British squad
ron was under orders. Destination IN
known.
CHINA.
J Canton dates were TO Dec. II. Qui