Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-28

to submit the whole case 10 arbitration, have de-
maEded full and speedy satisfaction; aud l be-
Iieve that it has been formally iutimaIed that the
cpnIinaance Of friendly E=Iatons betwt en- England
aud Spain may depend on these demands being
promptly ScOmPliel with.
The other case is also a very serious one.
Spanish ship called the Fernando Pc, and owned
by Barcelona houses sailed from that port for Fer
nando Pc, having onsboasd a great number of
water casks. respecting which she possessed no
document tnprUye that they were required for any
lawful purpose. Sha was capiured by two Emg-
fish steamers-Ihe Dolphin, Lieutenant Commcn-
der NSebbeT, and the Mink. Lieutenant-C Conn
mander Recon suspicion Of being employed in q
the slave tIade, and was sent tO Sierra Leone for
s;IiaI by The mixed commission there. The result
is not yet known. The owner have adlIesSed
strong reclamatons 10 the government / ere, and
aMrng them is Don Domingo Mons:ich who was
long established On The African coast. and ac-
cordng 10 the official reports Of our authorities,
engaged most extensively in the slave trade AT
WhYInh, and otter parts. 1t came TO the knowl
stge Of our government that this person had been
selected by te government here 10 fill the post ut
Cove rn"r OF Fernando Pc, which lying in The
blight of B'a(rt. and under the absolute str0y Of
such lpe' son. lcouM beeome mere depot far the
Convenience Of sine traders, and strong remon-
Strsncss trrrc made against SUCH appointment
in the face OF the engagements existing between
the two countries respecting the slave trade; but
it Appeals that tie Spanish Government persist III
their intention, aud that things have gone so far
that our government have felt it necessary to init
mate that the aPpo nment of Don Domingo Noes
Itch as Governor OF Fernando Pc will he regarded
as t1ntamount TO making that island a depot for
slaves. and that il will be dealt with accordingly.
THE RUSSIANS WILL NOT EvACuATE THE cRrMEA.
The following is the text Of the order OF the day
dated Heights of Mackenzie, Oct. I5.' by hich
Prince GortschakUT announced 10 his troops his
in ention not 10 evacuate the Crimea:-
Ills imperial Majesty, our master. having ChaIg-
ell me 10 thank. in his name and the name of
Russia, the valiant warriors who have defended
the South side of SeblSOpnl with so much self
sacrifice. courage aud perseverance, is persuaded
that the army, after having acquired freedom of np-
era:unS in the field. will continue by all possible
Efforts TO defend the Soil of holy Russia Against
The invasion Of the enemy. But, as il nIeaSei the
solictuJe Of Inc father Of the great family (he ar
my to order, in his lofty foresight the construction
OF bridge at SebastOp" in order 10 spare at the
laslmomcnt aSmuch RusSim blood as possible, tue
Emperor has also invested me with full power 10
conlinne or cease the defence of our position in
the Grimea according to circumstances. VaIient
Warriors! Y,u know what your duty is. We will
not voluntarily abaI lon this country in which st.
vladimir received the wate OF grace, 4 fteE having
been converted TO the Christianity we adore. But
there ATE conditions which Sometimes render he
6rmest resolutions inpractcable aud the greatest
sacrifices useless. The Emperor has degned 10
leave me the sole rIse Of the nj mnent at which
we must change our line of defence, if such he
the will Of Cod. II is for us 10 prove that we
knOw how 10 justify the confidence Of the Czr,
who has cIme into our neighbour oil 10 provide
for the offence CT his country and the wants Of Lis
army. Have confidence in me, as yon have hith-
erto had during all the hours oftr.a which the de-
c!ers Of Providence has sent us.
The FteInden Balt learns " from excellent
source" hat the Russian 'rmieS in the Crimea an.l
bei0re KarS will pass the winter in their present
~ 7 Al III
omen the communication between Simphernpol and
GenitSh hy means of the Arabat rad. The army
corps at N'coait[ consists of 45, 600 AMI that at
CherSon $4,000 men.
The f1Iluwing Telegraph dispatch has been sent
from NicoIaleT 10 ST. Petersburg, by order Of the
Emperor:
NrcoLA1Er, Oct. 29-9:4O M.
The number Of the eEemy's vessels mUored n-ar
the Spit of kinbmrn IS still diminishing; to-day
there are not m,re than 60Ieft.
The ship; that Stationed near OczlkuT,
and little sher up. hive moved mearrr 10 the
shore at kinhnUn. and continue TO take on board
troops. ShipOf the line aud two Transports
tie latter having completed the embarkaion OF
men-haVe weighed anchor AMI put to sea.
The number of tents on the Spit OF Kinburn is
also less than teE,re.
There are twa steamers and FIVE gunboats CT
Cape StaniSIaff in the emhouchure of the Bug
The main body OF the feet has not changed lis
position.
Prince G"rtschakofr has transmitted to ST. Pc
tersburg the following dispatch from the Crimea:
Oct. 29-9 P. N.
The enemy's force kept its p 'sion at the viz
sse Of Saki duling the past night, but ut s this
morning it has again msvel 10 Eupntoria. Our
outpostS have taken til -ir former positions.
Nothing remarkable has occurred on any Other
point.
THE SOUND DUES.
HAMBurG, Nov. 3---'rhere is some reason to be-
iIeVe that, after all RH%Sil has accepted the clcz
OF mediator between Denmark nd the United States
aud proposed, as in adjustment OF The difficulties,
that Denmark shall cede her island Of ST. Thomas
TO the United States, FIR the sum { five millions
CT dollars, and total exemption of An erican ships
and cargo from the future payment nf the Sound
dues. Although The colony is of no value 10 Dem
mark Infa pecunnry point of view, rather causing
an exnenSe than br ngng in a surplus, yet Den
m TX is said 10 have declined the proposal, cut Of
consideration TO the Western Powers, 10 whom
such acquisition ofterritOry on the raIt OF tie
Am. IicanS, close to their own West India IS
sessions, cannot be deSireabIe.
According TO Letter from Berlin cftEe Isl inst,
in the Post Ampt Gazette 0f Frankfort, the Danish
government perceives that its project for abolish
ing the Sonnl dues on payment OF idemnity cuna
|" their value will encounter imSuuuountLhlr oh
StacleS, ANA 1t therefore Proposes TO render them
less oneOrlS, by allowing commercial ships to pay
them to the Danish CoaSulS in The Baltic ports from
which they may have 10 sail Instead of having 10
Sop IN tile Sounf.
THR POETRY OF PHYs1c.
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