Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-01
EURoPEAN NEW
ARRIVAL OF TIE BALTIC.
Nrw yong, Feb. 10.

den; Home. Syoney herOert; CoinHldi, cW
Geo Cray; Excheqaer, w. Gladstone; Admit
rally, Sir James Graham; Chancellor, Lord
Csuworih; President Council, Earl Granville;
Privy Seal, Duke. Argyle; Public Works,
Sir W. Molesworth; President Control, Sir
Charles Wood; Postmaster, Lord Canning;
without Office the Marquis Llndsdowne.-
The above form the Cabinet, Aberdeen Of
New Castle, and John Russell go out and
Piumere comes in. The balance ate the
same as the late Ministry. NJ. Magrie, ap-
pointed Ffench Minister. OF Finance, ond
Rougher Minister Of Agriculture. There is
very little other news.
The Vienna peace coniererce not yet
opened.
Atfairs in the Crimea unchanged. There
is report Of battle between the Russ "a rs
end Turks on the Danube, the Turks were
victorious II is also reported that there
was Il muiiny among the Zouaves in the Cri-
inea, aud 400 sent prisoners to CONSTANT
nuplc.
Sir Charles Napier nude a savage speech
against the government.
Liverpool, Feb. 9,h.-Th5 Brokers' circu-
lar quotes breaastuffs very dull.
Wheat lda2d lower. Flour Gdals lower,
to effect sales. Corn dull and Cd lower.
Cotton is barely sustained, owing to the
prevalence OF easterly winds. Sales on Frl-
day, 6ooo bales, closing dUll
Sugar Cd dpnrer Coffee steady.
Provisions inactive at previous prices.
Lard steady Talow is depressed.
Richardson, Spencer g. CO., quotes wheat
Cd lower. New Philadelphis, Baltimore and
Ohio 37a3ss.
Naval stores steady.
Trade at Manchester firm and encouraging
Parliamentary explanations were made on
failing TO form Cabinet.
Three millions sterling were voted for
wsnpurposes.
The North American fisheries bill was
passed.
The Parliament adjourned for one week al
the request o: Lord Pulmers,on, but wns to
rcassembe on the 18th inst.
o. The Earl vi Aberdeen is created Knight o
the Garter.
Lord Mayor Of London has given grant
banquet. Among those present were Lore
Car digan, Sir Charles Napier, mud other no
tables from the Crmea and Baltic. They
were received with great enthusiasm.
The City Of Manchester was taken up b,
the British Government to convey troops It
the Crimea.
Cenrobert repors the death Of Captains
Bouter and Casleman, during the sortic by
the Russians on the night pi the lIh.
Menschikof has gone nprhward. Til,
Russians arc constantly making sortics.
Supplies are renching the Britsh camp il
abundance. The army is still s'ckly. Fros
ty nights and fine mild days prevailed.
The latest official dispatches from Raglan
are e the 23l and 24.h, both alude to tn,
Improvements in the / weather, and speal
cheeringy VI the future prospects. The lat
ter ssys, we resumed our work before til,
town with renewed actvty.
France has signified her willingness I,
negetiats stpnrate treaty with Prussia, pro
vided It covers the same obligations as tia
OF December I'd.
The public feeling at Constantinople
strongly in favor OF peace.
Holland and Denmark arc prepar ng t
JOIN the Western alliance.
Eight Austrian merchant ships have bee
fired into by the Russians at Galatz. Aus
tria has demanded an explanation.
The Earl OF Lucnr has been recalled fror
the command Of the cavalry in Crimea.
The Sultan intehds to raise Il national vol
un,ary loan.
Exchange nt Constsntinople had risen ,
l4l plasters, causing considerable distress.
Abdel Kader has asked Tor the comman
Of the African troops in the Crimea.
The English missionaries in Poland hay
been ordered to leave
II 10 said Louis Napoleon will take com
mand oil the army on the Rhine.
Prince Napoleon had arrived at Paris.
Ttleg at hic dispt tcles TO 30lh JanuGryar
oflike character as those received from Ad
miral Bruatt.
The French batteries had received order
TO reopen their fire, which caused the Rus
slams to make desperate sorties.
II ia said operations are now completes
for an assault.
The Russian army. it ID said, were in " wan
of supplies.
A sortie was made on the 23i, and tn
F'ench suffered great loss.
1t s rumored that there was mutiny u
mong the Iouaves, and 400 were sent t,
Constantinople. They demanded the re
treat OF the army irom the Crmea. Th
rumor is duuttless false.
An apology was made to omer Pssha, an
he withdrew his resignation.
There is report oaoat of battle, on NJ
a,tsmpt of the Russians to enter DobrLb
scha. No date given.
The Russian forces on the Austrian from
tiers have been ordered to retreat into III
interior OF the empire.
LATEsr.-Queen Victoria has issued
proclamation. forbi ddng the British, at hom
OF abroad, to send the enemy any supple
Or munitions u war.
The report of muiny among the Zouave
and Of battle between the Russians an
Turks is repeated.
The Germun Diet has decided to place tn
principal contingent on war footing.
The Pedmontese thsmber of Deputie
sanctions the treaty of alliance.
In the House Of commons. on the night {
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