Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-09-07

tAlyNes Ronf Medr psay the IhniaSof Ma
\ flags and Mgfita refuse 10 reccgnize the free
FSISxeSH 10y Sottich, on tn. islando I
.tAlaG9 have been taken, one Of them by the
y Frenchapd the other by the English forces.
A dispatch H6m Vienna, dated aug. 16, says
hat Prince Alexander GortschikoT had no.
Killed he Ausuain Government that, sotonga a.
The TurtSfenainA in Wsllschis,th Russians
win r;atT csrtaif points in Moldayia.
Austria has gwen up the Intention of propo-
sing Hthe GaTmalic Diet 10 place the army
on a sure. foohug.s M.
In giving an account Of the capture or the
Jslad Of Alanb The PARIS Monitehr says: On
The 7th and Sih Of Aug,N, tks French expe-
dition nv force landed on the Island north of
1.-THE Fortress OF Bomersund, ond at the same
lime a body of English aid French marines
landed south of the fortress, being covered in
Lin their dis embarkation by the feet. They
then erected batteries while the Russians de-
.gsiroyed theirs and felt back on the main for"
tess, which on he 18th kSSs completely in-
+ invested. DC the i4th the Russians made a
sortie, bat Were driven back and on the 18th
the French carried a fredoubt Of eight guns
withodt losing q, Single man. Another ac-
countsays the foh wasStorped and taken nf-
Ter seyesal hours fighting, and the lombard
ment OF the main fortress began on the 18Th.
Reports in the English papers say the inhabi-
ants Of the island had risen against the Rus-
slams, and it was proclaimed by order OF the
French Admiral, from The pulpi,s OF all the
churches, that the Russian sway over the
island had censed.
Affairs on the Danube were unchanged.
The London Daily Ne W. contains a CORE
spondence, stating that the British troops OK
MonCsia, near Devena, ere nearly decimaieu
bp malignant choler', ore lo,oiiy destitute Of
medicines, and are furnishing lof want cf food,
and almost diSorganized. The Tunes CORE
s%pnnGent confirms the stdlcment.i
Prince Pasklewitch returned to y orsaw on
The 9th, aGd will again take oomnand Of The
southern army.
Constantinople letters say The enbarka.ion
OF the expedition against The CrItnea was still
d eferred on accoun, ofthe cholera.
A Russian dispatch from Odessa says the al
lied fleets tried 10 land troops at Balaklnina in
lCrinea, and that it was reported at Sebastnpol
that Admiral Lyons had bomharied Omass"
ltwenly.four hours, bat the result wa> not
known.
Fatima, abe S%nltan'S daughter, has married
tie son Of Redschid Pasha.
The RuSSi n feet had sailed out Of Sebas-
tspol, and was seen of Odessa, but it again
returned safely.
On the l4th of August, an offensive andde-
%fensive treaty Of alliance was concluded be-
~ cen the Sultan and Schamyl The terms had
not transpired, but i, was understood that The
Sultan should recognize the Independence OF
Clrcassia, hr in return offering the assistance
of sc, 600 mountaineers 10 act III concert watll
the Turkish forces.
Ii was reported that Schomyl obtained q great
victory over the Russians. fs
Mercantile letters from Bsgdad say contracts
have been made TO furnish supplies and trans
por!S for the ttindoo British force, which world
arrive via the Persian Gulf, Baza an the
mouth OF the River Tigris.
The emperor, of Morocco had announced his
intention to furnish the Snlian with thirty
millions Of piaSlres ami twelve thousand troops
annually, while the war lasts.
The British Parliament would soon be pro-
rogued BY the Queen in person.
A Turkish loan Of five million pounds !sler-
ling, guaranteed by the Turkish revenue and
Egypiian tribute, was opeUed al PARIS and
London, at six per cent, and taken at from
two 70 FIVE per cent. per annum.
Adyices from The North Of LELAND say the
pOtntne disease vas spreading in that section Of
the Island, but not rapidly
The cholera was prevailing with lconsideha-
Bile severity al Belfa}i., =
The poor rates returns for the present year
show an increase in the number OF Irish IN
ions. avs
The fete Of St Napoleon on the 18th inst,
at Paris passed of quietly. The decora>ions
were splendid. 2j,0 900 troops were reviewed
and a grand military spectacle enacted lnlhe
Champ de Mars, representing the siege DISH
istra. a Vag
Tie Emperor was absent, which was much
regretted by the Parisiuns: it was reported,
however, that a conspiracy was on loot, and
thai his absence was q precautionary measure.
Il is stated that Russian intrigue is busy at
Paris in certain clubs. " otga
An imperial decree orders the payment Of
The l~egaci=s OF Napoleon. opens q credit for
that purpose of eight million francs! fg
President Pierce's message 10 the American
Senate, respecting Cuba, caused some uneasi-
ness on the Paris Bourse! but the succeeding
mail restored confidence on that score. t.N
The cholera was decreasing at Marseilles.
The Moniteur CONTINUES 10 give favorableac-
counts Of the harvest, but the weather was
somewhat broken. 3gsFw
The Spanish Cortes is 10 meet on the 9Th. OF
November, en- The basis of the electoral law.of
1887, constituent Assembly meeting in one
chamber with deputy for each $4,000 inhab-
itants. ,F'
Don Lncas Sagasti is appointed Governor OF
Madrid; Col. Cardero, Governor Of Saragossn,
and Col. G'Donnelp the Generals brother;
Governor Of Malaga.
A not occurred at Tortasa, the rioters assem-
bled with cries Of viva Espartero, viva Consti-
tuition, and rushed into the city hall 10 demand
the abolition of taxes, and finding emily the
secretary there, they beat him to death, tore
out his heart, cut off his head, and flung the
body into the river, with all the public re-
cords. The Cove rnor Of Valencia armed the
citizens and took a large number Of the rioters
prisoners. sie1,
Numerous reports are current respecting the
intentions ofFrance; il is stated Napoleon
will not interfere in the present aspects of az
fairs, still he object 10 either a Republic or
Carlist dynasty in Sp0in. fr9
The London Globe says the FRENCH Ainbas-
sador at Madrid had been ordered To- protest
energetically against any;violence to'anymsm-
Der of the Royal family, or any attack on nom
archial principles, bnt not further to interfere.
Letter from Lisbon say the Portuguese Gou :
! eminent energeiically disavows all idea of'a
fusion between that power and Spain, and ex-
presses regret that the name Of their King
was nsed in the project.
Ayices from Italy saythe cholera was slightly
by = 80 - a-.~ Z. H. ~