The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-06-06
foreign Atbs.
Arrival of the Steamer Pacific

The selge oil Seoastopoi was almost I'M
changed up to Ny l2th.
An expedition of $4,000 allies bad en-
baIke97at Kamesche. and put to sea in the
direction of Azof, but had returned without
landing-no details are known.
Omar Pasha's force had returned TO Eu'
patoria.
Large allies reinforcements wera expeS-
ted within ten days.
Negotiations between Austria and the
Western Powers remain unchanged; but
| those between Prussia and Austria are more
intimate.
Russia notifies the German Government
that the Gar will only hold to the first two
guarantees, on condition of the perfect neu
trality of Germany.
France and England have presented an
ultamatum to Sweden, which Sweden seems
inclined to reject.
The French exhibition has been opened
ceremony rather dull.
Pianori has been executed.
Lstest-Canrobert has resigned, nomin.
ally from i'll health. He is succeeded by
General Pelissier.
The Pacific brings 1875 passengers, and
amongst them the Hon. r. NJ. Mclean, U.
S. Commissioner to China.
SebastopoL-Latest dates by mail are to
April 30th, and telegraph May 12.
Canrobert has reviewed the entire French
army and assured them that they will soon
enter Sebastopol, either by doors or win.
.dows.
The combat on the night of the Gath, be-
tween the Russians and French, was a des.
perate affair. The Russians attempted to
dig new rifle pits, but were partially proven.
ted by the French.
A despatch dated May 1T, says the ad-
vances are approaching, surely though slow
ly Rlglan's despatch of the same day,
says the Russians are C ,nstructing a battery
on the left of Mame,on, aud every appear
ance of the establishment Of a very large
campof Plateau, about Bslbeck on the north
side.
The Russians made a sortie on the night
OF the llth, in which the advance works Of
the left were attacked. They Were imme.
diately repulsed with considerable loss. A
short truce was granted on the eve of the
10th to allow the Russians to bury their
dad in front of The allies advance.
Gortschakoff telegraphs that on the 9Th
and 9Th the allies were ~occupiedin augment
ing their batteries and reinforcing their ap-
proaches against the central bastion.
The French Government, we understand,
has received dispatches announcing heavy
rains, and the trenches full Of water, caus-
ing a suspension Of operations.
Count Geronimo, the Austrian comman
der-in-chief. has proclaimed martial law in
the Princrpslitie s.
The new manifesto Of the Gar, orders
that another levy Of IL men in every 1000,
be made in II of the western provinces, to
be completed by the end Of July.
Indications of a more intimate relation
ship between Austria and Prussia is appa-
rent. An armed neutrality is becoming
opJ mara probobln
An important conference between the
representatives of the two powers was held :
The French Baltic squadron had arrived
ou.-allied feet pushing forward.
Latest.-The Montieur publishes the fol
lowing - Canro5ert's resignation -''My
shattered health no longer allowing me to
cont nue. in Chief command, duty towards
my Sovereign and country compels me TO
ask you to transfer the command to Pelis-
sier, a skilful and experienced leader. The
army which | leave him is intact, injured
to hardships, and full of ardor and conf
dence, I bescech the Emperor to leave me
a soldiers place as General of Divisioa."
The Minister of War replies in terms of
acceptance, and gives Canrobert comm md
of the corps of Gen. Pelissier.
A despatch from Canrobert, dated May
18th, says we continue the work before the
place. We male various attempts to smoke
out the emery by camonfcts or stink pots.
were perfectly successful. The troops wer e
in excellent spirits.
Vienna, Frid Fittings have undergone
a change. The new Austrian proposition
were forwarded yesterday.
Varna, 17sh Heavy firing every night
at Sebastopol.
Three divisions Of the French army left
Marklok for the Crimea. Cholera almost
disappeared.
y Berlin, Friday.-Eigh Russian merchant
men were captured off Duuamande.
England.--rhe bill to abolish church
rates was carried a second reading in the
House OF Commons against the Govern
meat. 4
April a8 -MJor Roebuck submitted a
report from the committee Of enquiry. en-
quiring whether the United States and Bus
STA were to enjoy the exclusive privileges Of
trade with Japan. VI
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