Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-12-13

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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
The London papers have abundance o!peace
Eumors. Among The rest one that she PfnS-
sian Envoy had an interview with The Gar
and obtained his consent that Prussia shall
inform the Western Powers that he is willing
10 treat for peace; the m is conSliered
doubtful. 1t is also reported that General
aCanrobert hos concluded Il treaty with Swe-
den TO take effect in the Spring, when tina;
power is 10 CO operate by land ahdSea' Ihls
,rumor is also doubted.
There ore no active hoatilities in Russia or
Asia. Ii is rumored, however, that the Allies
have determined to bombaGd The Russian po-
,silion oil Sc5aStopol.
The King Of Sardinia is in Paris.
The main feature in the intelligence brought
Inv the Africa, is the report which IS probably
,orema.ure, that General Canrobert had con
.cludei a treaty with Sweden. The Allies on
their part, it is said, are 10 restore Finland to
Sweden.
It is also rumored thai Denmark will follow
the course taken by Sweden and Norway.
The difficulty between the United States
and Greece has been settled.
The steamship Ariel, from New York, arri-
we'd at Hcrvre OH The 18Th ult.
The Hermanmreachcd Suuthimpton'on The
same day.
AJvices from The Crimea state that both the
Allied and Russian armies in the Crlmea ore
now under cover, but the formerare still under
apprehensions of an attack from the Russians.
il is reporled that the contemplated bonn
bardment OF the North side Of Se!nS;npOl is 10
compel an evacuation, in ORDER that the Allied
fleet can winter in the harbor.
Tho tow Of MuripOl, on the North coast OF
the Sea OF AZof, was bOmbardci by he Allies
ON the Both Of October, and set fire 10. In
the midst of the assault, the Austrian mer-
chants hoisied the Austrian nag over their
warehouses, when The firing ceased.
Ii is rumored that,General Wrangle Inenaces
the Allied position in the Straits Of Yerikale.
The Allies have 10000 'roops there, and are
expecting large endorsements.
A large Allied force had emborked at Eupa-
toria, and sailed Westward. Their deStina.
tioa was unknow.
Asn-There has been no later intelligence
rece we'd from Kars.
Omar PasIa'S van guard had reached Okeom.
THE RLrIc.-AdmiralS DunlaS and Penard
with part Of the allied fleet, were in the Bay
Of Kiel.
An allied steamer was watching for an Amer.
lcun cippSI, SupIoSeu W W III VIC Duill0 VIII
II cargo of revolvers.
GREAT BRIrIAN.-The London Post contra
diets the story in the LONDON Times about
General Canrobert's treaty with Swe'len, and
Dermark'S adhesion 10 the Allies. 1t is ru-
mored that there is a disposition on the part
OF Russia to make The first advances toward
peace, bu:lhe report is considered unfounded.
Il is confden;ially reported that The PruS.
sian Envoy 10 ST. Petersburg, visited the Gar,
while at Nic,lai1, with view Of inducing
him 10 IT coGni1e certain conditions for peace
negotiations ana the Gar listened favOrably.
The PruSsian Cabinet made known Cars
views 10 the Western powers, who considered
them insufficient, but Russia and Prussia are
sill proceeding, and The Court at Berlin is
making the greatest efforts 10 induce the CzaT
Ia consent 10 terms OF peace.
These negotiations offered some chance OF
peace.
Henry Laboucherie has been appointed Sec
rctary OF the Colonies.
THEE thousand four hundrel Manclcste
operatives were on a strike, but had dispersed
praceaOly.
FRAycE.-The King of Sardinia had mel
with a favorable reception in Paris. The
Pnpe's Nuncio left the city the snmG day IL
aviod meeting him. 1t was reported that the
Emperor had invited the Pope TO bop,ize the
expected royal infont. All French gun boats
and mortar vessels were wintering at Cher
bOnTg.
TuRKEy.-Letters from Constantilop!e deS,
crihe bad state OF affairs there. Murders and
rubGerirS occur IN the open streets, and there
is an increasing fanaticlsm against Christians
and especially against the French.
The Allied Commanders had called on The
Turkish Government to prevent further oulra
ges. under threat Of taking the matter into
their " hands.
PRussIA.-A dispatch from Berlin states that
q Russian loan from German Capitalists had
been concluded.
RussA.-Letiers from 81. Petersburg state
that, in consequence Of The great facilities af.
fnrGed by The post, il is the belief that grea'
Quantities ofiinseed will be exported overland
and that general exports altel December would
lie sufficient to cause a rally in The rate OF ex'
change. Great quantities Of sulphur, Saltpe.
Ter, aud otlYeT contrnband articles continue t
he sent over the frontier iron! Memel. The
Gar arrived at 81. Petersburg on The 18Th ult
ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF troops had beef
sent 10 Saragossa, where further disturbance!
were apprehended.
The Spanish Government is reported to be il
favor OF joining the alliance, but 1t is deferred
for the present.
DENMARK.-There was n prospect OF th'
Sound Dues Convention opening at Copenha
gen, OH the goth of November. Russia onl.
proposes sending a special envoy, the Othe
governments aecTedilinS their rerideni AmbaS
sador.
The Latest by Telegraph.
LONDON, Saturday, Nov "a.
II is confidently stated that Lord Palmer
sion has determined upon an immediate dISso
!niion of Parliament, and that q new Parlid
ment will be called together IN FEBRUARY.
Lady Emeiine Stuart IIortlcy died at Bey
route on The 29th ult.
Sir Colin Campbell returns TO the Crimes
al The end OF his leave Of absence.
CoPENHAGEN, Nov %.
The last accounts from Asia representOma
Paslia as expecting battle, General ouravol
having detached a division of his army, whicI
was ma liking forced marcees 10 Kutai.
M The editor OF the American Mechani
has encountered trials unknown 10 ordinar
men. Hearken unto bis wailings GOWN
10 the facts that our paper maker ~disappointe
US, the mails failed and deprived us Of our ex
changes, a Dutch pedler stole ourscissors, th
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