The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-04-19
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Foreign News.
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Arriual Of the Hermann.
New YoRK, April 14.-The Hermann
brings dates to the 29th. s.,., s,
The Cabinet courier dispatched by En-
gland and France to Russia with an ulti-
matum returned with The announcement
that that no reply would be made. The
result was announced by the Queen to
Parliament on the eth. sIss1 $50
The message concluded with the decla-
ration that the Queen relied on the bravery
Of the army and navy in case Of emer-
gency. Parliament was to consider. the
matter on the 31st. g..
4 The declaration Of war appears in the
London Gazette of the 28th. The same
day the Paris Legislature received a mes
sage from Emperor Napoleon declaring
that Russia had placed herself in q state
Of war with France. e e.sss m
/ Eighteen thousand Russians crossed the
Danube on the 93d. Thirty five thousand
crossed at Walshin without molestation.
A skirmish occurred between the Rus.
SLAMS and Turks in the bridge at the island
Of Tubatu. The Turks destroyed the
bridge, and 1000 Russians were drowned.
The Duke Of Parma was stabbed by an
assassin, and died next day.
Emperor Napoleon's 8 announcement was
received in both chambers with extraordi-
nary enthusiasm. All warlike measures
in France and England fastened.
division of the Russian fleet left Sc
bastopol to provision the Russian fortresses
on the Circassian frontier.
The overland China mail reached Lon
don with dates from Calcutta to Feb. 18th,
and Hong Kong 10Th. Shanghai in pos
session of the Patriots. The Rebel Army
wintered near Pekin.
The following is the Queens declara-
ton of War: "Hcr Majesty, Queen OF
the Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.
having been compelled TO take up arms
in support Of an ally, is desirous Of render
ing war as little onerous as possible TO
powers with whom she remains at peace.
In order TO preserve the commerce Of neu-
trails from all rigor and unnecessary OBJ
struction, she is willing to wave rights ap-
pertaining to her by the laws Of nations.
Il is impossible for her Majesty to forego
exercising her rights in seizing articles
contraband OF war. Of preventing neutrals
from carrying the enemy's dispatches.
and she must maintain the rights Of the
beligerents, 10 prevent the neutrals from
breaking any effectual blockade, which
may be established with an adequate force
against the enemy's forces, harbors, or
coasts; but her Majesty will waive the
right OF seizing the enemy 3 property laden
on board Of neutral vessels unless il be
coniraband. Of war, Itis not her Majesty s
intention TO claim the con6scation OF neu-
tral properly, not being contraband OF
war, found on board the enemy's ships;
and her Majesty further declares this.
being anxious 10 lessen as much as pos
sibleg the evils Of war, and to restrict its
operations TO the regularly organized Tor
ces OF the country, it is not her Majesty e
intention to issue letters OF marque for
commissioning privateers
=, Arrival Of The America.
HALIFAX. April l4.-The America ar
rived this morning.
ssH is reported that Austria is inclined
towards the western powers.
VIENNA-Friday-A dispatch just re-
ceived announces that on the 28th the
Russians attacked Kalafat and took 8 re-
doubts. -
4s The rupture between Greece and the
Sultan is complete. s5
| CoNsrANTlNoPLE, 20th.-The steamers
Retribution and Cation have returned from
the mouth OF the Danube, without sue
iceeding in freeing it from the obstructions
placed there by the Russians. ~
LoNDoN-Saturday morning-The de.
bate in .Parli ament on the address Of the
Queen was very lengthy. War was for
merly proclaimed yesterday at the Royal
exchange OF civil authorities.
The Eve articles of the Tripatrite Trea.
ty are: First, England and France engag-
ed 10 support Turkey by torce of arms,
until the conclusion of peace that shall
secure independence and integrity to the
Sultan's dominions. Second. the Porte
shall not conclude peace without the con-
sent Of the allies. Third, the allies shall
evacuate the Turkish Territories after the
war. Fourth, this treaty to remain open
for adhesion by other powers Of Europe,
i Fifth, Turkey guarantees TO all subjects o
1.-The Porte, without distinction of creed. per-
fect equality in law, In the meanwhile the
campaign is to be begun in earnest.
i The Russians have crossed the Danube
lin great numbers, to strike q decisive blow
before the arrival OF the Anglo-Frencf
force. af.o s.s.a 49,.
i On the Esd Gortechikoff crossed tn,
q Danube above Lulska and captured Il
!, guns and goo prisoners, and occupie,
j Lulska and several forts on the right bank
4 Gen. Luders crossed with the lnaii