Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-07
EUROPEAN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.

Omar Pasha's force had returned to Eupa- |
toris,
Large allies reinforcements were cxpec-
ted withinten days.
Negotiations between Austria and the !
Western Powers remain Unchanged; but
those between Prussia and Austria are more
intimate.
Russia notifies the German government
that the Gar will only hold to the first two
guarantees, on condition OF the perfect neu-
trality Of Germany.
France and England have presented an ul- |
t:matum to sweden, which Sweden seems in !
elined to reject.
The French Exhibition has been opened
ceremony rather dull.
Panori has been executed.
LATEST. Csnrobert has resigned, nomi-
nally irtm il health. He is succeeded by
Gen. Pelissie-.
The Plcife brings 1875 passengers, and a.
mopg them Hon. X. NJ. M'Lean, U. S. Com
missioner TO China.
The Pacific arrived out at Liverpool on the
afternoon OF the 18th, and sailed from York
at noon ON the 10Th. The st. Louis arrived
at.Cowes on the 18th.
Se5astopol. Latest dates by mail are to
April 3Oth and telegraph May 18th.
Canroberl has reviewed the entire French
army and assured them that they will soon
enter Sebast6pUl, either by doors or windows.
The combat or the night of the gath be-
tween the Russian. and French was u des-
perate affair. The Russians attempted to
dig new rife pits, but were partially proven.
~ Lee, ,l, ,,l
French horS du combat.
A dis9ttch dated May lst says the advance
are'approaching, surely though slowly. Rag.
lan's dispatch of the same day, says the Rus
SLAMS are constructing battery on the left
of Mamelon, and every appearance Of the cs-
iubshnent .: very large camp on Plateau,
about Belbeck on the north side.
The Russians made sortie on the night
Of the llth, in which the advance works Of
the left were attacked. They were mmed-
utcly repulsed with considerable loss. a
short truce was granted on the eve Of the 10th
to allow the Russians to bury their dead in
front o: the allies advance.
Gortschakof telegraphs that on the 9th 6.
9Th the allies were occupied in augmenting
their batteries and reinforcing their approach
es against the central bastiOn.
The French government, we understand
has received dispatchs e. announcing heavy
rains, ard the trenches full of water, causing
u suspension o' operations.
Count Geronimo, the Austrian commander.
in-chc:, has proclaimed martial law ir the
principalities.
The new manifesto Of the Gar orders that
another levy Of IL men In every 1000 be made
in II Of the western provinces, to be compile.
ted by the end Of July.
Indications OF more intimate relationship
between Austria and Prussia is apparent
An armed neutrality is becoming more unt
more probable. An important conference
between the Representatives of tho two
powers WAS held.
The French Baltic squadron had arrived
out The allied fleet is pushing forward.
LATEST.
The Monteur publishes the followinr:-
Canroberrs resignation. "My shattered
health no longer allowing me to continue in
chief command, duty towards my sovereign
and country compels me to ask you to trans.
fer the command 10 Pelissier, skilful ant
experienced leader. The,army which leave
him 10 intact, Injured 10 hardships, and full o
ardor and confidence. beseech the Empe
ror to leave u soldiers place as General O
Division"
The Minister Of war replies in terms o
acceptance, and gives Canrobert command o
the corps o. Gen. Pelissier.
A dispatch from Canro5ert, dated May 1911
says we continue tho works before the place
We made various attempts to smoke out the
enemy BY camo nflels or stink pots, were per
fectly sue cessful. The troops were in excel
lent spirits.
Vienna, Friday evening. Things hav,
undergone a change. The new Austrian
propositions were forwarded yesterday.
Varna l7th--Heavy firing every night a
Sebastopol. The expedition at Kertsch no
renewed.
Three divisions of the French army left
Marklok for tho Crmea Cholera almos
disappeared.
Berlin, Friday. Eight Russian merchant
men we're captured oG Dunamandc.
England he bill to abolish church rate,
was carried second reading in the Ho, Sc
Commons against the Government.
April 2Sth-Major Roebuck submitted
ring whether the United States and Russi
were to enjoy the exclusive privileges Of trad
with Japan.
Lord Ellenboroughs motion OF want o
confidence in The Ministers came up in tn
House Of Lords or tho lith. His LordshiI
opened the debate by bitter speech ngains
the Ministers. lie opened by the admission
Of the formidable power welded by public O
pinion, and a denunciation of making ap
pointments offavor and not of merit. Lort
Panmure replied. Lord Derby and other
continued the debate, when the vote was Ia
ken which was as follows: II for resolu
tions aud 2s7 against.
Pianori was executed at B o'clock in Ia,
morning. lie refused to make deyelo pments
exclsiming Yiue Ia Rpubiigge, just as tn
kaife fell.
1t is said tho Emperor of France ia abou
to issue a msnife fesio to the army in the Eas,
stating his reasons for no, proceeding to tn,
seat Of war.