Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-02-21
FOREIGN NEWS. HfI.#
Arrival Of The Steamer Asia,

\ Arrival Of The Steamer Asia, III
|, The defeat Of Austria sill The (fernRl
fdict. in regard 70 the ImobilizationIof tlitt
j Federai army, By Prussia, was fcgga \ Fi iffl
| in England IS very unfayorable. 4HH4EETI II.
Prussia has thus completely cliet fnass-
| ted Austria, and thereby preventing hel
from haying+the command VI the 4deraiII
army. H,H|f| |i#I t.f#|
4 Prussia is preparing 10 thke th{ fela,
and the government htls dcefeed EAe iniT
mediate mobilization Of the Prussih ar-
| my, bid .tlie fourth And sixth Iefps are
| prdetcd f4occupy Salony ahd s9cia. IH3
! a i,ru4sian dispatch addrssed n sthe
| Cabinets NJ London and Paris, stdes tliRt
| the resultFof the late conference MI Vich-
4 ia harmonizes with the views oiPrussiiI,
and that she regards the admission iofHHa
\ Prussian representative N tlfIlFienRa
CONFERENCE.-The indispensable ~ lerIHacces-
sion ID the treaty. HI + fEa#. l45lHE
\ Denmark has appointed military
commission 70 place tie Dahlb foftYin IA
\ state Of dpfehse. I'M \ ##I# H#H Hi
# The lf4aty between sai4lna, FRANCE
Eqnd Enslanl has been pull hei. Shft
/ ding qaslses 10 senl Gftf'n tdliiot5tlAsafilda
\ ipen ID thf Cdinea, under kie command
4 Of sarlNFian/ Generals. H# ..4# H III
\ Ensllnf engages 70 .loTfHstidliinnaI ore
| million stcrlfRg,or tw6 I Ilacessary,IEi
lthfee HeF ePnt; aad both IratIce ami II EH1
.Hsl1nd guarantee % pro1ef SrdinaIdlitriinlss
ttthqpresetlt war a pa1pn NJ IBID FrencA
Ea.ny las been detail4f toEail Austria.
.Ianl VII I'D marched though LetnbardY,
HIP fproYq Id The Italiani lie tfalityEof tIIe
/, 5Au,ttian and French dianca. #hfI. Hi #HI
Il The Turkish AnllSsal3f a4 1ViennR
Has received plcnipoYatialy powers t3 attf
/ tend hHtc5atfrenea. 4 #.E *#E IH#k41H
YI4 .DtsFaA,leS from ganfobert, datesl IJan|s
tilO eyS. the| English had eedE ID aH nortioii
rdE theif .litifa, namely, those IcomnianlinE
lFtal drdl;anffh MALI i Bleach in.Mhihkpfl
/ tPwtr, hi wftia't4 eeto7l atthfk Will k,oh
/ He ma'cl The NJ ptflt1#avst here Iinueh
/ Ir1mbiin4 among tlk BfitiShE rcFfeftinH
| shc alleged iniustsca ahH pafticularly MI
Hthe rce fnt titlas Conferred upohr f. .fl
-iHRaglan. #HE .##fE +#EIII III
/. Desfatete7 Of Ithe ia.hI Say5 tHefte. "A
|fnothing doing. tis undefstoodI in the
Ecamp that considerable deviation win bcI
IlRarle from the qiginat plans Of attacki
lIVitl a viewto IKE important points .- -7-i
1.-Two divisions Of tile Frencharmy are KIP
/ take anew position with a View toEstdp
supplies from Teaching Seyastopol Tby IN
|Enew road whidf Tile Russians have made
.Efront InkerhHn. IE#Hlt1HT8
If Thcto i4pqEing doing blythe British,
/ except gaAag up shot and shells, and
Iproyisbns finn Balaklava. tHai8 NJ HH
II The :#Ff4rh aud Russians exchange
/ but few shfs, but 4 constant fire sIlkept
'Eup by die ilemen. 5#HHI A7tH
II The Mint |of the 18th was thai coldest
I vet experienced A body Hof two Hhun-
4 dred andffty Russians attacked u point
| lon the Eeneh lines, and sharp conflict
| l. nsaed, An which forty Russians wefe
i bayonqed. ###:3t t#IDE 3I
/ Tho French force now numbers eighi
| divisions, making g. 600 nan, and the
nintbdivision is on the WY tn the Crimea
mi Oh The night Of the 18th all the bels
Hin Svastopol commenced ringing, did VI
|toneo' clock, the Russians within thc lines
/ commenced cheering. The French takins
i Jis as an insult, opened d fiFe upon thq
Xbwn, tp which tie Russians Immediately
IMphed, along the wlfole line Of defense,
Jby the fercest cannonade yotexpcricnced.
Under covering Of Thu firing, VI strong
party ofRusSians madeEa sortie onR the
front and faux Of the British left, and
captured a British yindette and drove III
tile covering parties. but nppn being EN-.
gagged. THE Russians retired Into thc town,
simultaneously with sthis, strong sortis
was made On the French, the Rnssianspellt
etratins withina Parapat and spiked thres
mortars; the French. soon rallied and drove
the enemy inside the advance lines and
atdaybreak the batteries had all assumed
their usual quietness. E4AhHIE
/ Jan. El4sh. Sanitory condition Of the
British army is improving, and the estab-
lishment ofa central depot ~. provisions
greatly relieved the condition of thlee
troops. Hi. fHI VIII.
Jan. Il 9Th. There has been continued
fall Of snow, and it is now three feet and n
half deep On the ground. Ill tIIA.
Preparations for rcnewallof The boni-
bardment i progressing sapidly onI The
part Of tlls British. lA3 tEiE
i H Polish deeerters from the i Russians.
give important information fespecting tLe
range 81 their batteries. GH
Movements are observed among the
1 Russians, and il is reported that Gen. La-
prandi' has received strong body vi re-
Inducements. III Bt
\ Jan. 10Th The Russians have appear
ed in considerable force near Balaklava,
l which Il WAS thought they had abandoned
\ Another heavy fall Of snow to- law. sA
II The Thirty Ninth British Infantry ha.
disembarked, and the steamer Simala hal