Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-16
Arrival of the AtlantiE.

gers, among them Hon. N F. Upham anC
family. 55s.a
The Steamship Great Britain, from Aus
tralia, had arrived at Liverpool with 1850,
900 sterling in gold. Her dates have beer
! anticipated.
: The chief interest of the news centres il
the proceedings of the British Parliamen
/ in which the Government has been de
nounced severely. Lord John Russell re
, signed his seat in the Cabinet snd tota
break up of the Ministry is talked Of
! The Vienna Peace Conference will no
meet until the middle Of February. 81
Sebastopol dates are to the Alb Of Jan
uary. Nothing of moment had occurred
The Russians had made two sorties, but
we're repulsed with considerable loss The
weather had been cold, but at the latest
dates it was milder. ssew
Considerable reinfOrcements we're reach.
ing the allies.
Gen, Liprandi had again advanced his
outposts to the Schernaya 10000 Rus
slams, with 80 guns, are said to be at Pere-
kop.
Letters state that the French had mined
the flag staff battery. and only awaited s
favorable opportunity to blow il up. Sick
ness in the camp s-As increasing, and Mems
chikof is reported to have said "oar troops
may rest; Generals January. February and
March will fight our battles far better than
we can!"
The Russians had repaired and re-occcu-
pied the quarantine fort
Gen. Brown was about to resume his
command in the Crimea.
st Petersburgh mercantile letters Of the
18th Of January are offs pacific character.
The allies are going to establish hospi-
tai for 1000 men at Smyrna. and an estab-
lishment for convalescenis at Rhodes
Russian accounts report numerous de-
serters from the allies to the Russian ranks.
An Odessa letter Of the 9th says:-"The
Russians VIII shortly resume the offensive
in the Crimea, having received the necessa
ry reinforcements Large bodies of Rus
SLAMS have, been ordered to concentrate
themselves at Perekop with view of al
tacking Eupatoria.
Il was reported at Vienna, on the 25tb,
that a battle had been fought before Sebas-
topol, in which the Russians we're victori-
Gus. But authentic advices from Balaklava
next day, contradicted it. ~
1t was positively asserted that Omar Pa
cha's forces would begin operations on the
18th of January. BY advancing. under GOV.
er of the artillery of. the fleets, along the
coast
The las! oftbe Turkish conveys left Var
ma on the 14ih for Balaklava.
A Constantipeple letter saws the French
30 gun ship, Henry w, which ran aground
Nov I4tb, has been turned into fort, and
S Of great use to the allies
New and startling cases of misnanage-
nent in the British Commissaries' Depart
nent, we're coming to light
A dispatch from Menschikof dated Jan.
9Th, was published in St. Petersburgh on
he 24th, to the following effect: "The
iege operations do not advance Two sue :
essful night soriies were made on the 18th !
nd 15th-we took fourteen English and
line French prisoners, and the allies lost
number of killed" !
A dispatch says that the Turks are treat :
d with better consideration by the allies. =
The DanHbe.-The Patrie SAYS the re-
ent passage of the Danube. by the Prus- !;
ians, has given rise 10 a demand by Aus :
ria, for explanations from Gortscbakoff; and =
riders have been sent TO Count Corouini !,
. prevent the Russians from recommenc- !.
1g a campaign on the Danube. !
The Admirals have declared all the ports
{ the Black Sea, and Sea of Azof in state >
strict blockade, and have captured or (
nd an embargo on several ships laden with :
rcvisions for the Russians. The screw
leamer Black Sea, with submarine cable :
, connect Varna with Balaklava, had put :
ack TO Parwick, damaged. =
The appointment of Ismail Facha to the :
of the army OF Autolia, had pro- :
uced the best results upon the troops.
The Turks had opened communication G
ith Schsmyl, whose force numbers seven a
! thousand. -.-..-4 9
Prince Peralynsks, Lieutenant 10 the T
.ussian guard, had deserted TO the Turks. n
he Turks have rumor that Schamyl is
aad. The Vienna conferences will proba-
y meet on the 9Th Of Feb. Various ru-
lors are ahoat in regard to chsnges in the q
IAN of negotiating, but little weight is at
ched to thesapPOsitiOn. d
The -Four Points.-Russia interprets the Iii
ur points thus:-lst. No osbolition of the
ussian protectorate over Moldavis and
1allachia, those provinces being placed un- rC
er the guarantees Of the Five Powers I'd.
he free navigation of the Danube. Sd. "
assumption of the treaty of is41 to attach "
ore completely, the existence of the Otto fe
on Empire 10 the balance of Europe b
ii. A collective guarantee Of the Five Il
overs for the conservation and observance ty
the religious privileges of the different v,
hristian communities, without distinction "
form Of worship.
Prussia.-Prussia claims a right to par
,ipate in the Vienna conferences in her pi
lpacity of great European power, and p
as sent protest to the cabinets of Wen re
!, Paris and London against any resolu- Of
ons passed without her participation in the d
differences. p
The troops furnished by Sardinia num-
sr 10000 men of all arms. y
The Swedish army is to be placed on
ar footing. W
It is thought that Prussia will accede to