Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-01-18

dispatch rom Warsaw, announces that the
Russian naval artlllerymen have been taken
ont o; the Baltic fleet ard had arrived al Sc
baS'opol, aud TO them is due the precision Of
;he lire rom The TO I, as well as the increase
b0ldnrSS Of The fleet in The harb0r. The ad
Vices from Vienna also state thai notes had
been exchanged between the three rrpiesen-
taiiveS OF The allied powers, defningt The sense
IN which the Cabinet undo rStood the four
points proposed as conditions Of peace, and
GortSchIkofT is said 10 have asked fof time 10
Obtain the instructions of his government.
The BRUSH parliament had adjourned. The
Royal assent was given 10 the foreign Enlist
ment Bill. This measure continues unpopular
~ England, and II is said The articles Of the
German Confederation expressly fnrbldS &c =
man subjects entering the military service Of
foreign States.
Old Coli had written q letter to the London
Times conlrsdiciing a rumor that he had offer
ed supplies OF dis pistols 10 the Car.
The Fngaie San JaclGto was al Gibaralter,
ilecernber .l2ih.
Louis Napoleon opeGed the French cham
eS IN person. In his speech he alludes 10
The treaty with Austria as defensive for the
present; thanks The British ar'ialnent for rs
candid aud warm demonstrations, and the En-
gII'h AMY for invaluable cooperation. He
says the land army Of France is now 5S1 900
men and ll3,OOi horses, and CO, 600 sailors On
Shlp-boaTd ana be asks Tor an additional levy
OF 10000 men. He states that the revenue
o the country is undiminiShed. The speech
is quite warIike. and is highly praised; but il
caused a Slight depression In the funds, bo'h
in France aud England.
IN the 9Th the Minister Of France was au-
thorlzed TO receive q loan Of 500, 900, 000f.
Letters from Madrid say that Mr.. SouIe wos
present at n discussion W ich took place in
The Spanish Chambers on The stale of Cuba,
but no report Of the debate is published.
The foreign troops have been withdrawn
from Tuscany.
a quarrel has sprung up between the King
Of Naples and the ]JeSni's, upon the question
OF the superiority Of the Pope over the Kings
and polentateS Of The earth.
Omar Pasha left Shumla, on the 18th De-
cember, 'or Conslaniinople, but his proposed
iniutc movements arc not known.
The Turkish Troops had begun TO arrive
from Varna on the 18th.
he SoidSten Freund saws the de lenses OF
the (ort:eSSGS Of SebaStopol will now be con-
ducted on a new plan, the costly material will
HON DC IclDONeu lIOm 'Et OdStluHS III lHC dlib
and carried back to the ships, and that twen-
ty two ships are being equipped ready for sea.
the TTemolin BIatt says, likewise, the de-
lenses of Sebastopol will be confined TO tho
forts.
Alvices from Warsaw say that orders had
heen received there 10 complete additional
works Of the citadel within the first two weeks
Of January. Paskiewitch had ordered the i'm,
mediate enrolment Of three baiallions Of fly
ing artillery, and the receipts of a new hwy
is 10 create a second grand army OF reserve to
be concentrated around Moscow.
Twenty thousand men are engaged in forth
flying Ker.
A Ru sian UkaSe has been published, Or
daining that whoever, after battle, shall
commit acts Of cruelty on the wounded OF
unreSisting shall be put to death.
The chief engineer officer, who conducts
the defense of SebaStypol, is a Frenchman.
Eight English steamers are taking soundings
in Etcha. off bay.
The levy OF ten men in each thousand in
the eastern part Of the Russian Empire will be
completed by The 18th March.