Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-04-20
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oEz WEEKS LATER NEWS FROI EUROPE
Several Battles at Se5dstopOE-Progress Q
.6s Viennd Contsrsnes-T Trouble Be
tpeen EngEand and Spain Poor pros
pects for psaes-Sailing Of tie Brittsj
Squadron.
TRw YoRK, April IL.
The steamer Washington arrived at be
dock about II o'clock, with I3O passen
gers
Odessa sdvices to the 9th state tha
The Russians, in spits of repeated attacks
maintained their positions on Mount Semi
fsrne, whence their guns play upon tn
French lines. and upon part Of the camp.
The weather continued very fine
Health Of the troops improving. The ad
vanced batteries Of the British we're max
inr considerable progress, according to the
Information Of the deserters. The Emper'
or's death bad moi been promulgated at Sc
bastopol, .-g.
strong post and for erecting extensive land
and sea Notifications at Sebastopol, were ia
vcred by the British government. Omal
Pacha arrived at the Allied camp on the
10Th. On the 18th the Russians opened
fire from the heights Of Balsklava. The
English, assisted by Gen. KNOBS, routed
them. On the 18th the Russians attacked
the whole line Of the Allies, and were driY
en- back with great loss.
The alliance between Sardinia and the
Porte was signed on the 18th. Prepare
tious continued 70 be mlde at Constantine
pie to receive Napoleon. In the mear
time both be and Che Empress are TO yisi
Queen Victoria on the 10th Of April.
France agrees, says the Morning Herald
to send $4,000 additional troops to the Cri
mea if necessary after the conference pro
vided England furnishes the means of con
veyance. It is understood that the confer
ence have agreed upon the two frst points
and that she critical third poin. on which
the question of peace or war turns was un
der consideration and would occupy sever
Al days. The destruction Of Sebsstopol is
not 10 be demanded. On She other hand
another dispatch says that all conjecture
ss 10 results is idle. Sardinia was in the
English market for a loan Of 92 100000 Al
4per cent
In the House Of Commons the second
reading Of The bill to abolish newspaper
stamps passed BY a large majority. Sir
Charles Wood stated il was intended as
soon as the ports in the Baltic and White
seas we're open 70 establish strict block
Ade which should be effective from first to
last The Committee Of inquiry into the
conduct Of the war continued its session and
the revelation became still more appalling
5 The latest from Vienna dated on the eve
ming Of March 9Th. states that she politica
horizon had again become gloomy and that
the Conference of the day previous on the
third point was anything but satisfactory.
Prince GorschakoE arrived at Sevastopo
March goth. On the 14th the Tutkist
Cavaity at Eupatoria made a sortie bui
were rspulsed. On the 17th three bsttal
lions Of Zouaves attacked the new Russian
redoubts but were driven back with great
loss. ' eaf7 V
On the 18th the French troops carried q
line of ambuscades occupied by Russian
sharp shooters. AT the same time the
Russians made sortie but we're repulsed
With q loss Of 500 .s.r.s v--E5
In the House OF Commons Mr.. Phinn is
sued an address 70 tho Queen praying tha
in the peace negotiations exertions should
be made for the reconstruction Of Poland
After the debate in which Lord Palmers
ton opposed the motion on the ground o.
ucreagine further difficulties. It was with
drawn. The British Baltic feet were a
Liverpool and expected to sail with Admi
raj Dundss on the Cd Of April
The Madrid correspondent of the LonjoI
Times states that the Spanish Cabinet hat
been discussing q strong note addressed t
The GoYernmentby Lord HOWden. the Brit
ish Minister, on the subject Of the religion
basis, &c, and It was question whethe
Che letter should not be returned toits au
thor. Lord Howdon got scent of this am
threatened that if such an insult was offer
ed he would within Elk hours suspend al
intercourss with the Spanish Government
A satisfactory adjustment was looked for.
Liesrp6ol Marked Tuesday evening
March 27th. richardson Spence d Co
report cotton quite steady, at Fridays rate
as pet Baltic. Sales for three days 2G0o'
bales Flour continued at unchanged rates
Whest dull; Indian corn in fair sales at form
'er prices. asrF gssf 'z's ssssas sass3
aEF They are about to start daily pa
per at Chicago to oppose the temperance
law, and advocate the interests of whisk!
sellers saloon keepers and hard drinker
generally. It's to be called "EHE Cock
TAIL ADYocATE- AND FREE WH1sKEY JoUR-
zA1.H The Chicago Tribune says il is 70 b.
conducted on purely spiritGOgs principles
and Che ehieflbutden Of its song will be
-sOchi whisky is the thing entirely . 49,
u A man MAJ. be great BY chance, but ney
-es Risesne good without taking pains for i
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