Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-03-09
ARRtvAL OF THE sT. LOUIS,

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! d-a ~ New York, March !.
The steamer St Louis reached Der dock
about this morning. having left coWes as
! 2 A. M on the 10th. 5H
She brings 80 passengers-amOng them
Hon. Pierre Soule and family gisu
The Paris correspondent Of The Londoa
Daily News ssys Mr. Soule considers the
scheme for the purchase Of Cuba knocked
in the head. @ a
The Canada arrived at Liverpool on the
evening Of the 12th, and the Hermann aG
Southampton on ths 18th. @
Parliament was to re- e-assemhle on the
10th. Lord John Rus el was to leaVe E1g-
land in few days 10 attend the Peace
Conference as British Plenipotentisry. @
Mr. Hammond, under Secretary Of State
for Foreign Affairs. was 10 accompany him.
The Duke Of Genoa is dead. ,sl4
Dispatehcsfrom Lord Raglan, Of the 27th
January report the weather 6ne, with Sc
we're frosts at night The hats we're being
got up with much difficulty.
The first detalcbmcns Of British troops
IRON lndia had arrived at Scez. The Indis
mail bad been telegraphed
A dispatch dated BON bay. Jao. 18Th,
says an insurrecIioa had broken ont st Ca
bul. Thirteen thousand Psrsians we're be-
sieging Bendee Csbasi. A murdsrous
conact had taken place, but the besieged
Continued the resistance. -
A French company bad offered 10 raise,
in France. legion Of from ten to twenty.
i've thousand men for the service Of he
English Government, half the number to
be ready in fifteen days Il is said she
English Government is disposed to enter
tain the proposition faVorabIy- fscla
A dispatch from Vienna states that the
Gar had issued manifesto, under dstso
81. Petersburg, February 18th, in which
be calls the entire male population under
arms. An additional force OF SOC, 900 men
will be dispatched TO the Crimea. sdl
The last dates from SebasiopoI are to
Jan. 3lst, and report the weather growing
milder.
A dispatch from Vsrna, dated Feb. 4Ih.
says 1900 Ottoman troops had landed at
Eupatoris. Others we're on the march %
Varua, and would be embarked e. Sooa as
arrived.
The French government bad sdviees
from Varna to Feb. 9Th, which state thas
Omar Pasha had left for Boings to inspect
the cavalry and magazines; and, on hisFe-
turn, be would embark definitely for Ru-
patoria.
The Russians vera eneamped partly in
the villages of Alma and Ballbec, and partly
at Simpheropol environs
Gen. UIrich, with the guards, set Of Coz
the Crimea Jan. 3oth
Egyptian reinforcemsnts bad arrived.
The artillery in Se5astopol kept up an in
cesseut fire during the night, and the Allies
replied during the day By the Tirrallesra.
The Journal des st. Petersburgh Of shs
Sd contains an address from the Car to the
HOspidar Of the Don Cossacks, expressing
his confidence that they viii ight courage
ously for the Church, and the throne Of the
country.
The reported mutiny among the ZouaYsa
created painful sensation in Paris, but is
is thought to be greatly exaggerated.
A London erm in the provision trsds,
through the Times. proposes to feed the
army in the Crimea at a rate Of 3s2d per
day per man, giving three substantial meals
per day. and binding themselves 10 the con-
tract under the heaviest penalties. -
The Indian mails bring dates from Hong
Kong, Dec 10TH
BOMBAY, JAN. l7-The Burmese envoy
had demanded the restitution of Peka,
which was peremptorily refused.
At Canton, matters we're still threaten
ing, and trade quite depressed.
A monetary crisis was considered probs.
BILE at Calcutta.
A report of the special inspectors Gp-
pointed tOinguire into the loss Of the stsana-
ship City Of Philadelphia bad been laid be.
lore Parliament. They exculpals Capt.
Leeeh and the officers Of the ship from ell
alame and recommend the erection Of q
light house at Cape Ray.
The VieerOy Of Egypt has abolished al
'ustom duties except at Suez.