Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-04-04
One Week Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF TIE CANADA


The Cza reply tc the last peremptory in
,imation of England and France was due on
the 18th of March, but had not been received.
There were current, however, numerous re.
ports of concessions on the part OF Russia
These produced no effect on The Stock market
and were regarded as being originated solelyto
create conflicting discussions, an'lto retard any
complete combination of the European powers.
As regards hostiiities. affairs remain nearly
as they were. On the Danube, we hear Of NJ
movements of Importance, and from Asia there
is nothing new.
Pubic expectation looks now 10 the Baltic,
f + the next move.
Un:mportant skirmishcs continued 10 take
p are along the Danube.
! From Nermanstadl there are accounts Of a
Russian expedition to The right bank tf the
! Danube, 10 engage Turkish battery by land.
while 4 fotlla having passed, the Rassian'
Withdrew. A similar event has occurred on th,
part of the Turks. 1900 Arabs having crossed
! near Slissra, made a dash at a Russian bat.
terry, AMI retired with little loss
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their intention TO attack Kaafat, and n,enaced
the Turks al Galaz and B:ailow.
A part oc the Russian force. Withdrawn
from before Ku!afat had moved toward Orsova
The Greek insursec,on had not quite subs-
dcd, BIZ, was no longer formidable.
Villages on the Creek frontier hal ioncd the
insurgents, bat the cities Were quiet.
The nsurrecti,n mnnr-s.s itse.T in S)uth Al.
bania.
The garrison OF the citadel Of Aria had chos.
ed the insurgents across the Greek frontier.
where tLey were themselves repalsel by Tho
Greek troops.
The allied fleets were still at D.;cos on 6th
march, and the Russian fleet remained at ST.
vastopol on the tw enty second Of February.
1t is reported that the first operation of the
Anel, French army will be TO attack Ceimca.
Troops will land at Dalaklava 10 attack Sevas-
topol by land, while the fleets attack il by sea.
The Russians were fortfying the interior
, cities of Walacha and m,ldavia, especially
) Tokschani, on the Schyl.
, Ono thousand workmen were strengthening
the forti fca,ions Of Sevastopol The Russians
are al fortifying Odessa and the entrance of
the Dneiper, as well as Cronsadt Wilborg and
Sweaborg, on the Baltic. The Baltic is still
closed by ice
Twenty-seven sailing ships and six steam
ships were embarking men and horses at Wool
wch
A telegraphic dispatch from Kalarasch, op.
posite listria, states that on the 9TH march,
1900 Turks crossed the river in three places.
They encountered an equal number Of Russi.
!: ans, and after an engagement which lasted
some hours, and dismountng several Russian
guns, they retired to the right bank. Omel
Pacha was al Widdn on the 4th march. The
Russians had greatly reduced their force in
, front Of Kalafat, but were multiplying defen-
sive works and accum llating troops on all
. points ofthe Danube likely to he selected fos
effecting passage.
Prussia has sent confidential mission to the
Emperor Napoleon, in Paris.
, Prince Hohenzollern had presented an auto
graph letter from the King OF Prussia to M.
, p,leon. The letter had not been published. hut
ii was reported that it defended Prussian n1s,
traity and suggested new mediation by Rf4s.
sia. Napoleon's reply was. Prince, I anseap:
py to see you as friend; but as regards Y0pl
mission it is altogether too late I" H35f
Besides arming Copenhagen, Konigsb@ x
Denmark is fitting out a feet Of 800 gun Hi
Sweden was actively armng and had "a
the fitting up Of seven line of-battls sh "a
two camps 10 be formed, one at Carlskd ~
D another near Stockholm NV
The Swedish papers report that 30 -.
slams are employed in cutting cham q
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