The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-24
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There are oaly two poiats Of ~intercs, IN
The news by the CanTdg, VIZ: that the al
lies have ii, &c huadrsd auus now ready 10
"psn lheii IRE upon s a~Rs;opol. and iha,
after forty eight hUurS bonbardment they
mill make ~ atteU Jt to storm on the south
side. They oaIJ await an opportunity to
mneuce.
The second point is that the negotiations
at Vienna ais further postponed for I4days
giving one a hope Of peace. There Is but
little else of interest from the seat OF war.
VIENNA, e8tk:-The conference OF the
Austrian. French, and English plenipoten
%tiaries, met and drew up and signed an in
serpretation OF their governslsn, Tor the four
points. The Austrian Minister carried the
document TO Gortschkoff who was in com-
pany with count AFn and Mantuale, rs the
representative Of Prussia.
The Austrian Minister explained the prop
osiIions to Gorsschkntf; aud asked il be was
prepared To accept without modification or
reserve.
Gor;Schkof replied hat his Instructions
d i not 20 so far, and that the orders were
only to negotiate the four points, A fort
nights time was granted him to commupi-
cate to his government. In the meantime
kostilities will be continued
The Russian Interpretation, it is said,
differs a litjls from the allies.
Prussia 10 still in diplomatic concert with
the Allies, and it is stated that a treaty is
actually signed between Fraace and Austria,
the former granting Austria possession Of
llslena provinces.
The London Times disbelieyesi it.
Austria called on Prussia to place her ar
my on war footing. Prussian semi-olicial
Journals says Prussia will not consent.
The siege operations from the 18th TO the
2lst arc uniMp0stsnt,
Canrobert says officially, that on tie 2lst
sorties were made agains; TIE British and
French, but were repulscd and pursued by
the French. Loss considerable.
On the ga official Canrobert reports,
Notwithstanding the bad weather, that the
siege continued. Scarcely a night passed
without some portion Of the French lines
being attacked, costing the assailants dear.
The French works extend to the bottom
OF the Quarantine bay.
The enemy bravely disputes every inch
the allied works advance.
A steady reconnaissance reports that only
a few pickets are stationed on the left banl;
Of the She!naya. The main body Of the
Russians has moved towards Eupotoria.
The officers in Sehastopol garrison are to
baye each months service rrckoned as a
year.
The Cars sons Michael and Nicholas
were to return 10 Crimea.
Eight thousand French arrived at the
camp between the 18Th and Goth, besiLes
others at ConstantinopIe.
The French had, on the 22i, only l4oO
wounded and 1900 sick.
Gen. Canrobert writes that he shall soon
be able TO take the offensive, and make good
our losses more promptly than he enemy
can.
The allies hnt opened their fire on the
25th.
A letter from tie Sultan, dated the 25th,
orders Omer Pasha to go to Cnmea tc
eoncer. measures with The allies.
Menschikolf telegraphed, between tie
goth and 25th, that nothing remarkable had
occurred to the expedition.
Two serties took place on the 2Ist, in one
OF which ii Russian officers and SO soldiers
we're taken prisoners, and a considerable
number killed on both sides.
Both sides were preparing for the assault
on the south side OF tie city.
Considerable Russian reiniorccments reach
e1 Odessa On the 28lh.
AdmiraIs Dundas and Shameless were
al Constsniinoplc on their way home. The
Admirals licensed Bruel to command the
feet.
Lord Cardigan hes left for England.
Sir B. Evans has resigned in disgust.
Constantinople news says hat the siege
works have advanced so far that direct com
munication is prevented between Sebastopol
and the Russians near Balsklava.
A correspondent Of the "Presse'' be-
lieves that nothing serious can be attempt
ed before the 18Th Of January.
The Turkish government was very dill
gent in providing supplies, ammunition, &c,
for the allied army.
Tribizondc letters say that the Russian
army at Rafazia will advance to Scpck.
On the 23l Of November strong Russian
forces attacked the redeubts at Kalich.-
The garrison. aided by English and Polish
officers repulved the attack, but the silua
tion is still pfecarious.
The Russians have formed from variour
poi1ts, Clrcassian corps Of native military,
with Russian officers.
Meckle Pasha has been ordered to take
command in.chie! in Asia and the Baltic
Important changes are being made among
he higher officers in the Russian Army
Gen. De Big has been appointed com.
nander in Finland.
A general consultation Of the military au
torities in the Baltic and Provinces has
las been ordered to De held at s. Peters.
,urgh.
1he return Of the Board of Trade Of
treat Britain for the month ending Dec.
9Th. show a decrease in exports Of nearly
1000. 900 sterling.
Moefewood q Rogers. irsn merchants,
ondon, failed for upwards Of ElG0. 600
erliug. Assets large.
Tbs London Times created considerable
scitemeut by advocating in tie boidess
the immediate removal Of Lord Rae.
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