Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-06-08

1z For then the tight Nil more than pay
The hopeless longing Of the day. 49,. /
Marin W ARsOLD,
sn @ Arrival Of the Pacific.
P T7a"5a s'a New York, May 80.
% The gteamship Pacific arrived about n
O'Clock this morning unapnounced, owing
to dense fog. '1f 81, ,r 's'''a '''' - -.
She brings f35 passengers al -amiooa i,5l5tdbs them
IS Hon. K. Mclean. U. s. Commissioner ion r to
China. ~ ''''. '-.' 20 ~ d
The Pacific arrived out al Liy Liiyyerpool RI ol on
the afternoon of the. 18Th and sailed about
noon, for New Yotk, on the. 18Th, Z, q -. :,
The ST. Louis arrived of fCowes on The
j4sfh. y,7s9 3 50 laaa5' Z" -aao.:1 80. p 4
Tie siege d se6ast6P6l makes q b: bjl::ta tiiaIJ
If any progress. The latest dates bg mail
are TO April 3oth, and by telegraph, SO far
as published, 10 18th Of May. --;.,.,-,-l
=. General Canroberi reviewed the entire
French army. and assured them they would
soon enter Sebasiopol either b the door Or
window. 2 1. 90 ~ = q
Symptoms have trahspired Of ex,enaded
operations being about 10 Commence on the
part of the Allies. A force Of Is, 900 Turks
French aud English, hastily embarked on
board Of all the available ships near Sebaso
topol and stood away in The direction Of
the Sea Of Azof They returned in a day
or two and as hastily disembarked y y
p Omar Pacha and his troops we're making
l'aH speed 10 ensconee themselves again in
Eupatoria -. -, -. - s.r,--,-..f'--T
f6e combat On the hight sb Of fihss he 24,b, bel
tween the Russians and French, was a des-
tperate one, The Russians attempted. 10
take bew rife pits and the French partially
prevented them. Two hundred French
were placed hors, du combat. The French
managed to push their sappers, eonsidera-
| bly forward, and mounted several new guns.
A dispatch Of May 1st says advances are.
progressing slowly, but surely, Lord Rag
lan's dispatch ofthe same day says the Rus
slams, bad Constructed a new battery on The
Iieftof the Mamalof, and there was every
appearance of the establishment Of a very
large camp on the plateau above ihe North
side extending towards Mackepzie's farm.
|. The Russians made a sorlie on the night
Of the ffth on The advanced works of The
LEFT, but but were rsPqlseyd5 y5 With considerable
A ghOftirdce was was granted rtdo on. Tie lEt1 even
I ing of the 10th 10 allow the Russians TO
bury their dead in front Of The Allies ad-
lyances yucca Ai7.iSl - I.
GortschakofF telegraPhs1 that the Allies,
or he 9TH and 9th. we're engaged in aug
Imenting their batteries and reinforcing
their approaches against the central 6asuon.
The French Government is understood
| to have received dispatches announcing
heavy rains; and that trenches were full Of
Water thereby suspending operations. !,
!: Count Corcori, the Austrian Commander
Ein Chief had proclaimed martial law in the
Principalities. 80 -. 49, -f...-,-5l 49,
The capitation itsxesl on Christians in
Turkey is formally abolished. - ,,,,, a.
A new manifesto from the. Gear orders a
new levy Of 10 men i1. every 1000 in the
j., II Western provinces, TO be completed BY
the end Of July. - - -, ,.-.' /
A reconnoisenee had aseertained that the
Russians had, 25, GOO men near Saki.. ~.
"A dispatch states that Russia will not
consider herself bound to abide by the 6rst
two points unless the whole Of Germany re-
mains strictly neutral - 49, /.
Indications OF more intimate relation
ship between Austria and Russia are; ap-
parent and an armed neutraIityis becoming
more and more probable An important
conference between representatives Of the
two powers has been held -..,s...-l
The Allies are understood. TO have sent
an iniimatiop 10 the Swedish Government;
and as 40 indication thatit vii, be accepted
/ Sweden is said to have. ordered an imme-
diate enrolment Of militia, ,.-e1s 80
The French Baltic feet had arrived, and
the Allied fleet was pushing forward. a5,
LATEsT-GeneralC Canrobert has resign
ed. He is succeeded BY Gen. Pellissier.
The Mouiteur publishes the following
as, ,Canrobert's resignation dispatch: any
shattered health no longer allowing me to-
continue in the Chief command, my. duty
towards my sovereign and my country com
Ipels me to ask you TO transfer the com
mand to General Pellissier, a skillful and
Experienced leader. The army to which |
leave bin is full Of war, ardor and conf
fdence. Ibeseech the Emperor 10 leave
me a soldiers place as General Of diVis-
ion. +" The Minister of War replied in terms
of acceptance, and gives Canroberl con-
msnd Of the corps Of Gen. Peletier : ovi
A dispatch from Caurobert, May 18th,
says 1--WE continue our works before the
place, Various attempts to smoke, out the
enemy by stink pots, have perfectly. sue
ceededs Our troops continue in excellent
condition" ~, ,-., t;l. ,,.-..-.,...
| vienna, FRIDAY EvENIEG.--Things haze
undergone achange. New Austrian prop
ositions we're forwarded. yesterday, TO Lon
don and Paris. 1t is said Austria viii give
her materialsupport TO the Western Pow
ers should they and Russia reject her prop
Eositions. .-.-.,,. - -.-s-.-
f., YARNA, May 18th There is heavy 6r-
ling every night at Seyastopol The exPe-
dition TO Kerch has not been renewed.-
Three divisions Of French cavalry have left
for the Crimea. The cholera had almost
disappeared"
BERLIN, Friday, May 1S-Russian mer7
chantmen have been captured of Revel and
flag oftruce was flying. Cause not known.
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