Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-03-08
VOL. 2. NO. %.

Thirteen hundred men with provisions and
stores have reached the French army -.
The roads near Eupatoria are frozen and
good. [, --'iitssii = - -ss
VAKSA, Feb. 3.-It is stated from Kami-
esch that the Russians made sorties ON the
night of the LIST and I'd, and were repulsed.
Feb. 6.-Nething of Importance has occur
red before Seyastopol- The firing is kept up
briskly on both sides. .-,,-- --.t,
| Feb. 8.-Menschikoffh has briefly telegraph
ed that the general position of affairs is un-
changed ~ ils nr~.,,es - lare al
The Vienna Presse says that the Enghsh,
returning from the siege lines. are to form
Ts Teserye =, At Bslaklava II connection with the
- - r FRANCE. 'aaaa'sf. ezsH
General Neil arrived in Paris from the carn,.
which he left on the 9th February reported
to the Emperor Napoleon that the situation
of the French army on the whole was good,
and that Of the British army was not 50 bad
as reported. , !, 4aoa;,zss Is nacr
The long talked of change IN the French
army in the Crimea is announced. The army
is to be divided into two corps d'arnaes, and
one given to Gen. Pelesser, and the other to
Gen. Bosquet. This virtually renders Can
robert mere cipher p q y
The rumor is that Lord Raglan and the
Earl Of Lucan are shortly to return from the
Crimea; theireasonof their recallis not stated.
The Paris MoHitenr3says that Omar Pacha
would embark from Varna on the 9Th, ,acccm-
| panied by Colonels Dieu and Simons, fer the
Crimea. ~ ~ ..- sf.-.
1t is stated that Naples has Joined the West
ern Alliance with the Western Powers, and
viii send IN addition to a feet land force
equal to that of Sardinia, to the Crimea
b France has given guarantee TO prevent a
revolution IL Italy, which has had the effect
of bringing In Naples. a
Count Orloff, the Russian Minister, and his
staff had left Naples i saissssa ~ q as.af
The Belgian journals announce that Tusca-
ny. Parma, and Modena, had joined the West
ern Alliance, and were to furnish 1000 men
leach This is probably meant as Tonical
The French finds have been considerably
depressed by wild rumor, that the Emperor
would Immediately depart for the Crimea,
leaving the Express Eugenia as Regent. -
1t is more probable thathe viii command
the army of the Rhine, should war be declared
against Rrussia, sires-.s ss6i - So sa-
The Engineers are surveying the groaRd fer
camp of 10. 900 men near Metz. .ases
The French police have placed all the Spap
: ish eariist refugees IN Frsnees under serFeil-
lance.
Il Is ramesed that Prince Napoleon is about
to be married to the Princess of Wurtembnrg.
SPAIN ~ e@F Ef's
1t is also ramored that Spain will join the
Alliance, with view to influence France IN
the prevention of any insurrectien. v. of
The Conde de Montemolin has recommend
ed the Carfsts TO postpone their Intended in
surrection until the Espartero Government is
quite rotten.
His alss reported that Portugal viii join
the Allies with IL, 600 men This is rather
doubtful. f,a a 's~s . a saii
The Western Powers are seeking to unite
all the secondary States ON a general European
league against Russia. s.ue1H1 .aii
Sweden continues her military preparations
The smaller German States have their armies
nearly complete -. =. -.a;.s ~
The Swiss Federal Government preserves
its neutrality, and continues to forbid the en-
listapent of soldiers for foreign service.
The affair of Phillips, an american citizen.
arrested for implication in the Mazzini diff.
culties has been settled by the payment Of
$1,000, and the reprimanding of the Chief of
8 g.s.4.5- --f AUsgRIA-s nrssuB vsaaos
Count Esterhazy the Austrian Minister.
has returned to Berlin, and caused a rise in
funds, s.fs-s - r.,s flr.easst ira :
Negotiations on foot for an Austrian
loan of 15, ,000. 900. in. the English market
TURKEY.
The Turkish Government is about to issue
1000, 900 sterling bonds, at 10 per cent, IN
terest.
A fire broke out in the Arsenal at Constan-
tinople, but was extinguished without doing
much damage tssg es< sTf ~ y elinlsoelsft
t PRUSSIA saill Es4dass0 10
A circular has been sent TO the Diplomatic
agents of Prussia, iaoicat;ng that the entire
Prussian army is to be Immediately made
, ready for the field -
Count Wedell, the Prussiand Envoy to
France, remains at Paris, his mission being
unaccomplishcd His Secretary has returned
to Berlin for further Instructions,
The opinion prevails that no tern.s can be
eog.e to between Prussia and the Western
Powers, and Prussia viii be left to neutrality
and its consequences .-#no1g =; =
ssi9 ssl AEsERIA. .rNhr = q
The warlke Preparations of Austria centin-
nc with unabated energy.
vIESyA CONFERENCES. M = ii
All the FIVE Powers have f,rmal'y signi6cd
their intention to participate in the Conference
at Vienna, which l. sa meet at Vienna on the
26th of February. - ~ .se
Lord John Russell represents Great Britain;
NJ. de Dourguellay, or perhaps special minis
ter is 10 represent France; Count Buol will rep
resent Austria, and Rexa Bey, Turkey. Gorts-
chakoff, assisted by NJ Tcsof, the ex-Mini tsr
to Constantinople, viii represent Russia.
4 1t is reported that Russia viii be allowed
seat at the Board, and. that the business VIII