Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-05

I'd. gsts de Russisns were, 10 o fomidabIet
msaaeh f~ottifying the Wiley OF the Inker-
nnnn They were ako eiecIipg two batteries
pesr ksmsrs, threatening Bslaklava. They
hsd sunk Two Liner ships in The harbor Of Sc
basiopol.
The oficisl French dispatch, giving iDi6r.
nation OF the dealh of Nicholas, reached Ba- 4
laklsva Friday, March isih.S L
The English siege works we're progressing
with The greatest activity. sfz ta4a- e.ii
Austria had notified Fl nee and En1land, !
that the mission Of Austria Of the arch Dhke
willism TO ST. Petersburgh, was 10 aet in sym
ra.hy merely.
Austria had addressed a letter to the Ger
msnic Federal Governments, informing them
that an Austrian Commissioned will present
new propositions 10 fleet tbe mobilization o!
the Germsnic contingent. The circular also
insists on The necessity Of b. ing prepared for
afi eventualities.
Prussia has issued a circular 10 all her Di-
plomatic Consular Agents, saying i. has reason
10. believe the negotiations now pending will
terminate in peace. The same government
has, by o decree, prohibited; the expectation
Of articles contraba nd Of war.
Menchnkor has gone 10 Moscow, and the
two Grand Dukes are on their way to st. Pc.
teTsb urgh from the Crimea, which proves that
i: was not true that the Grand Duke Michael
had beea killed at Sebasiopol.
0sten acke2 is now in command at Sebas-
topol, and Gen. Luders al Odessa.
Count Zamoiisky was organizing at Schu-
muls a second regiment Of Turkish Cossacks,
in which, Poles are being enrolled.
The committee Of inquiry into the state OF
the army before Sebastopol, had been ten days
in session, and still continues It's inveStlga-
60 IT. nzI Ka.nacE n N ~ "a
satst officer, and others, had been eSaminsd.
The evidence, 50 far, confirms the worst re-
ports Of the encouragement of the army.
The patriotic fund now exceeds one n hiion
pounds sterling. ~
The ship Great Republic has arrived. at
Lond n. but none of the desks were large
enough to admit her. spy
The steamer Great Britain sailed from Corr
on the 18th instant with 1,750 men ior the
Crimes. q 2sa ss =,
= Adyices from Melbourne to the 9th Jan. had
been received. All was quiet again in the
mines. Il,
Several "a lures had occurred.
The war-like preparations in France were
going with upabated vigor.: 1t was consider
ed doubtful that Napoleon would 60 TO the
Crimea.
Orders had been received to prepnre trans
ports at Toulon for fifty thousand men and
eight thousand horses.
Gen. WedeIl, the Russian Envoy, had re-
turned 10 Paris.
The Moniteur officially contradicts the re-
oort that Gen. Forney had corresponded with
The enemy in The Crimea; he had been recall
ed, however.
The Madrid correspondent Of the London
Times gives o detailed account Of the late con.
sniracy in. Cuba ; he says the Governments had
received confidential commun ications IRON
Concba. that the condition of Cuba had-in-
snired him with much uncssiness. He recon-
m.nds that concessions be made 10 the colony
and that a Cuban deputy be sent TO the Span
ish Cortes. i.
He begs OF the government not to cnanci
nate the slaves, which, he says, would be
ftal measure, and cause Cuba 10 seek admis
sion into the Unied States. He, says. il TIL
Cnbaus cannot be Pacifsd by concessions
twenty thousand troops could not retain In
Island TO Spain.
Ont tie sih Of March, government announ
ced 10 the Curtea that tranquility had been re
stored in the Island, aud that the government
would use ali the means in in lis power t
preyept fulther d Ificulty. A vose OF salisiac
lion was unanimously agreed upon by III
Chambers.
il AMI I'm ENEotiANo NhN" A
100 - VANA. g.
Sf tHsRLEsroy, March %.
The steamer Isabel, from Havana, bring
dales 10 last Sunday. Matters IN that Gil
wax again sxcited. Dan Ramon Pinto wa
executed on The morning OF the 22d, and
such A pi,ch had public feelings on the sui
jecl reached tha, the. Captain General haa nC
been seen in public since The event, ana ID
boIy. instead OF being exposed Twelve hour
lie nsuai time, was removed in three hour
atler' The execution, the indignation evlnce
by The popuiace, rendering the most peremI
toy measures necessary.
This stale Of was brought about
consequence Of the yinJIcatlye condhclo OF III
Capialn General. Some informally haviu
taken place IN the rial, The minister OF WI
refused 10 couptersign The death warrant, Q
the. ground thstthe evidence cohvllcltnB ~
10, had .emanated from one VINO hau serve
two apprenticeship on The cham gang I; u
Captain General thereupon cohSeieu scou'
cil,f. four. aud after due. adjudication twod'
clar.ds,heniselyes in favor OF death nnG Nv
of acauital, the casting vote being thus lie
with the CAPTAIN Genetsi, who gave IL ~ law
of death. Illus condemniBg hs lormer Seer
,ary aud fliend 10 The garrole, hence ms ino'l
nation. The trial OF EstaHpus aud FeIM WI
IN have taken place curly this week. 80.
aCousul Col. W, Robertson had pfoteste'
energslicaliy, against The tr,ab ans, los'sl,
on their acQuitial.4 Tho resut o. .hs app'
cation was no, known whea the Isabel safe
Tbe French vessel, Aregrpa,- at Hayah
had rescued the crew OF the American VI
Calhsripe MARY, bound from New York 10 II
West Indies, aud had 10 be abandoned al u
in q sinking con lion.
The Magnolia had arrived on the 2il,
-. ~ tbe wreckes, having been ashe
on Loo Key The previous day. 1t was con
DENLY believed al Key West, that she had
boa,d q cargo OF munitions Of wal, Tor Y
Onbsn 6llbusters, who are SAID TO be assei
bling near Mobile. The Magnolia had
c;easaace. and was fined by the Collector
TIE neglect 2 ai.s. = b.