Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-03-02
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.

form the Cabinet.
Nearly 93.O0O,00o sterling had been vo-
ted for war purposes.
The North American Fishery Bin has
been passed
Parliament adjourned for a week.
The new Ministry formed is as follows:
Premier. Lord Palmersion; War. Lord Pan
mure, formerly Fox Msule; Fereign, Earl
Clarendon; Home, Sidney Herbert: Colo
nial. Sir Geo. GRAY; Exebequer. w. GIsds-
tone; Admiralty. Sir Jas. Graham; Chan
ceIlor, Lord Cranworth; President of CouD-
Gil. Earl Granville; Private Seals, Duke of
Argyll le; Public Works, Sir W. Molesvorth;
President Of Council. Sir Charles Wood;
Post Master, Lord Cummings Aberdeen,
Newcastle and Russell go out Psnmure
comes in, and the balance are the same as
last Ministry.
Very lIte ether news.
The Vienna PeNce Conference is not yet
opened.
Affairs In the Crimea are unchanged.
There is reported battle between the
Russians and Turks on The D4anbe. Turks
victorious.
Sir Charles Naiper has made savage
speech against tine Government
Parliament, a, the request Of Palmerston,
VAS tn reassemble on the 18th inst.
The Earl Of Aberdeen had been created
a Knight Of the Garter.
The Lord Mayor of London had given q
grand banquet and among those present
v ere Lord Cardigan, Sir Charles Napier,
and other notables in the Crimea and Bal
tic, who we're received with enthusiasm
Sin Charles, in long speech, defended him.
self and bitterly attacked the AdministEa-
ton. tas a111i
General Canrobert reports the deaths Of
Captains Douter and Cassallan GIs=;ng the
soriie of the Russians on the 9th and 14th.
Mensehikoff had gone sou.5ward. i
o The Russians were constantly making
sortiess Supplies we're reaching the camp
in abundance, but the army was still siclly.
The siege works were steadily progress
ing
Frosty nights and fne mild days pre-
vailed a
The latest official dispatches from Can.
robert, to the l4th, allude TO the improve
ment in the weather. and speak urgentlyof
future prospects. The last dispatch says:
"We resume our Wosk before the town With
renewed activity"
Telegraph dispatches come down to the
10th Jan, ard ere Of warlike character.
A despatoh from .Admirsi E5'fis. 5f;iiss.. ssys ths
French 6stseriC9 bad received orders 10
open their FIRE, and shat, for sOE- days, the
enemy had ceased to male sorties.
Il is said the operations for the assault
are completed. The Russians are in want
Of supplies. l
A sortis s4s made on she 22d BY the
garrison at 5ebsstopol, and great loss was
sustained BY the French. The Souayes
who nutinied demand retreat from the
Crilaea. The ruDor Of their mutiny 10
doubtless Incorrect.
An apology vas made to Omar Pssha
and be withdrew bis resignation.
There is a report Of battle occurring on
an attempt of the Russians to enter the
Dobrudschs.
Austria had been ordered to retreat 70 the
interior.
The Peace Conference has not yet COM
menced at Vienna France has signihed
her vilIingness to negotiate seperate trea-
ty with Russia, providing it conveys the
same obligation as that Of the 22d Dec.
The feeling at Constaniinople is strongly
in favor Of peace. rh
Holland aRd Denmark are seeking tojoin
the western alliance.
Eight Austrian merchant ships we're frl
ed into by the Russians, ct Galitea. Aus
lria has demanded an explanation
Earl Lscan has been recalled frem the
command of the cavalry in the Crimes. e.i
The Sultan intends to raise national Vol-
untary loan.
A6del Kader has asked the command Of
the African troops in the Crimea. gs-
A letter from Coustantinople says the,
British forces before SebastopOl is only
10000!
English missionaries in Poland have been
ordered to leave the Russian territories. "a,
1t is reported that the Emperor Of France
will take command Of the army Of operations
on the Rhine. .-... -,
The Prince Napoleon had arrived as
Paris. ~
Queen Victoria has issued proclsms-
ton forbidding the British, at home or
abroad, aiding the enemy In supplying him
with ammuhitions Of war. s7s
The Germanic Diet has decided to place
the principal contingent upona war footing.
In Piedmont the Chamber Of Deputies
had sanctioned the treaty Of alliance.
In the HOUSE of Commons. on the night
of the 9th, discussion arose in regard to
Napier's transactions in the Baltic. but no
new light was thrown upon The subject.
The screw steamer Glasgow, from New
York, arrived in the Clyde on the 10th.
The steamer Great Britain would leave
shortly with 1850 troops for the Crimea.
A banquet was given to Lord Elgin, on
the I'd, By the citizens of Dumfermline, In
his native county Of Fife.
Lord Cowly, British Minister at Paris, has
made known to the French government the
| Canadian contribution Of 100000 in aid
of the widows and orphans of the war, and
states that he is prepared to hand aver TO
the French the sum Of 100000 francs, that
/ belongs to France. The Mouiteur publish
/ es Lord Covlev's letter and the Canadian