The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-03-07
Foreign News.
ARRIVAL OF THE ST. LOUIS

The St. Louis reached her dock about
eight O'Clock She left Cowes at e A. NJ.
/, on the 18th. with thirty passengers.--
Among whom is Soule.
The Paris correspondent Of the Lon.
don News. says Soule considered the
scheme for the purchase Of Cuba com.
Pletely knocked in the head "a
i Parliamen: re-assembled on. the 16tb
Lord John Russell was 10 leave Eng
land In few days for yienna. Mr.. Ham
mond the under Secretary OF State and
Foreign Affairs. accompany him.
i Dispatches from Raglan to the 27th,s
reportthe weather fine with severe frost q
night, The hu.s were being got up with
much difficulty.
\ The first detachment .of British troon.
from India had arrived
Nothing important from the Crimea.
Breadsiuffs withou, change. limited
business.
The India mail has arrived with tel..
graphic dispatches from Bombay TO IAN
l6 which says an insurreciion broke ou,
at Cabosi, 10000 Persians were besiepine
Bender Cabosi. murderous conflict had
taken place, bul the besiege1 continued
resistance.
The French Government offers 10 rails.
in France legion of from 10 TO 25 600
men for service. The English Govern.
ment one half that number. to be ready
l.. fifteen days. " ia stated that the En-.
glsh governmant had disposed OF the
lietman proposition.
Thirty thousand Ouoman troops were
landed at Eups.ona. Others are onstheir
march for Vienna, and will embark 40
soon as they arrive.
The French government advices from
Varna 9th. state that Omer Psha left for
Boinges TO inspect the cavalry AID maaa.
zines, and on his return will embark for
Eupatoria.
! The Russians were partly encamped in
the villages OF ANA, Bellere. Sinperopoi
and Enoirous.
u General UIrick. with goods, set off for
Crimea on the 3Uth January.
The artillery in Sebasiopol kept up an
). incessant fire during the night, and The,
allies replied during the day.
The Journal de St. Petersburgh OF Feb.
Sd, contains an address from ahe Gar Ia
Hetman OF the Don Cossacks. xpressine
the confidence that they will fight cour.
ageously Tor the church, throne and
country.
A London firm, in the provision trade.
proposes through the Times, 10 feed the
;. army in the Crimea, at the rafe OF So Sd
per day, per man, giving three subs,an.
|tial meals per day, binding themselves to.
the contract by the heaviest pen aities.
Indian mail brings dates ffon Hons
. Kong to December 18th.
BOMBAY l7th.-The Burmese envoy
demanded restitution Of Pega, which wea
Pre.emptorily refused.
The report Of the special inspectors
fappointed to enquire into the faois in re-.
gard to the loss OF the Steamship CITY Of
Philadelphia, laid before Parliament, az
culpate Capt. Leitch and officers from ell
blame, and recommend the erection OF
Light house al Cape Race.
| The Viceroy Of Egypt has abolished
customs and duties except al Suex.
| Breadstuffs shade lower. Small spec.
ulative demand. Brown &, Shipley quote
Western Canal AS Sd. Good Ohio as.
Wheat trifle lower, White lis Sd.
Corn has declined Sd, White 40s,, YstA
low ass Cd, Mixed ass.
U. s. Stocks have advanced -
Lord John Russell hae gone to Vienns
as Plenipotentiary to attend the session
Of the Peace Congress.
Napier has joined the Western allies.
High, easterly winds still prevsiled of ihs
English coast, and government steamsrS
were sent To- assist wind. bound vessels.
Severe winter weather prevailed through.
out Europe, causing much distress.
AT Liverpool, owing to lack Of employ.
| ment. ] 5 600 men were out OF work
5000 OF them from the non-arrivil Of
American shipping. -
SEBAsropoL, Feb. THE Russian
Grand Dukes have made areconnoisanca
Of the allied 'front.'
The allies were daily expecting an at.
tack. and the pickets ordered to DO on he !
alert. Weather warm.
/ In sor,is on tho 3lst, 500 Frsnch
We're killed and wounded. In the obscu-
rity one Frenchregi,aent6 fred on another.
| Feb. 2.-Many regiments were in readi.l
ness, last night, for immediate sactioa.
| The cavalry were under arms all night.
The supplies furnished by the commits.
sariat were sufficient in most respects.
Admiral Bruat telegraphed that since
the 31st the Russians recommended niebs
sert:es. but are vigorously repulsed.
The Russians bad received consideYa.
bic reinforcements.
Thirteen hundred men. with provisiops
and stores. had reschedihe French army.
The roads near Eupatoria were frozen
and in good order.
The Cars two sons have entered Ss-
bastopol. s..s
VARNA. 3d.-Itis stated from K amscosh
that the Russians had made sorties on The
lst and Cd, but were repulsed. sttss.s
9th - Nothing OF importance. The
firing was kept up briskly on both sides.
8,h--Alensohikoff briefly ,elegrap phs thai
his general situation was unchangeds
The Vienna press says tha.the Englisk
returning from the siege lines are. With
the French Guards, to.form ereseFve: :as
Balaklava. gss tysiSsftsss
General Neil had arrived At camp %
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