M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-06-01
Later from Europe.
American Rifles and RsVOlVeB for Russia,
Progress of The Seige.

The steamship America arrived at
eight o'clock this morning.
Piadori, who attempted to assassinate
NapoIean, was condemned TO death.
The English press admit that all hopes
of peace have fed, and no assistance
can be expected from Austria, and bnt
little from the rest Of Europe, conse'
quently France and England must fight
it out. The London Times publishes
an article expressing these views. The
Times also contains an editorial in be-
half of the Government, stating it 10
i'm mpossible to peruse the official docu-
ments of the Vienna Conference with
out seeing Russia was never in earnest
in her pretended desire for peace
Earl Grey in the House Of Lords had
given notice of motion that an address
be sent TO the Queen dsploring the fail
ure of negotiations, and stating as the
opinion OF Parliament that the propos-
ais of Russia never we're such as to af-
ford fair prospect of concluding peace.
Correspondence from the camp TO
April 9th, explains the difficulties Of
the seige, and states confidently that
the Allies are aqulring ground, bit by
bit, and while the works so advance,
there can be no doubt of ultimate sue
cess, provided the Russians in the field
are unable to force the Allies to raise
the seige.
The latest official advices from Sebas.
topol, to the 10Th, state that on that
morning the Russians made a sortie
with large body Of troops, on the AL
lies right advance of the French, aid
were diven back Immediately, and the
second similar attempt shared the same
late. The Russian loss was serious.
1t is said France asked permission to
establish French camp on Swedish ter
ritory. II refused BomarSund will be
occupied and fortified by the Allies.
A very extraordinary circumstance is
reported from aquarter which precludes
any doubt as to the truth of the state
ment, reached US by letters from ST.
Petersburg. 1t appears q fine frigate'
built shi p recently arrived at a port in
the Baltic, and it was stated the vessel
had on board 800 bales of cotton, but
the CORES pUEdent, our informant, visit
ed the ship and found in addition 50,-
600 rifles, and 1000 revolvers. Messrs.
c., merchants of Boston, were pUssen-
gers.
The Standard asks "what are our
councils in the United States about, TO
have permitted such a cargo TO leave
without apprising the Government here
of the fact"
The police say they have discovered a
vast plot with amilications throughout
Europe, TO promote an insurrection,
hence Pianori's execution will be post.
poned in order to track his connection
Herewith. On the day the attempt was
made, it was freely stated in various
cities of Italy, Germany and Spain,
: that Napoleon was dead and Paris in in
surrectiOn,
SPAIE.-Senor Avecilla declared in
the Cortes on the I'd. in the name Of the
Democratic party, that it never entered
into any negotiations with Mr., Soule for
= the sale Of Cuba,
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SIHGuLAR AcCIDENr.-At Bowling
| Green, in Caroline county, on Thurs
o day, a queer accident occurred by
4 which valuable animal was mutila,
e ted. A COW had been in the habit oi
walking around stable, in which sew
eral horses were confined, and licking
e her tongue through crevice between
The plank to get at the meal in the trough
! On Thursday she repeated the opera,
: ton, and one Of the horses seized her
tongue, as it was pushed into the trough
and bit it off. Wheeling Intel.