Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-02
AnRIYAL OF TEIR PAcIFIc.

the snow storm. She brings 62 passen-
gers. rss u t1s
The Pacific arrived cut on The 9Lh at o &C
AM 10 running up the Merseg the
night being very dark, she raa into the
brig Corinthian, at anchor out ward bound
with a cargo valued at .e2O,000 sterling
for Caleutia.-The Brig sunk at once. Nc
lives lost. b ~. t--z. .s.r
The ship City Of Montreal, from PofGland,
arrived at Liverpool with six days later
news from America. but had no papers on
board. The loss of the packet ship Can
ming, from this port for Hamburg, is con
6rmed. 1t is supposed that all on board =
$50 in namber-Perished. The papers,
passengers and baggage from her washed
ashore aear Helegoland, which is all that
is really known of her.
The Eastern question has assumed en-
tirelY new phase. Prince Gortschakof
has announced to the Austrian government
that the Gar has accepted, not only tho
five points of guarantee. but also me in
depreciation given to them by the Three
Powers; but as 40 armislice is agreed to,
hoslllites will continue during The progress
Of negotiations.
Sardinia has joined the Western Alliance.
The conduct Of Prussia and the German
States is still equiyocal
The sincerity of Russia is doubted, and
consols, which at first advanced two per
ceat. fell back.
The allies, it is said, will insis, on The
Russian Naval power in the Black Sea be.
ing placed on level with that of other
powers as Il proof of their success; and Oh
this point it is thought the negotiations will
split, as Russia will, on no account, assent
to this.
Several heavy failures arc reported, "a
mong them are Stevens. Bros, woolen deal
ers; Abbott Nottingham & Co., shawl
merchants; Miller Hethington & Co, Lon
don. of ats9ss e.aF
Large amounts in the new French loan
continue TO beitnken in England, at a pre-
-mium Of two or three per cent i5dg
The Russians have again invested the
Principalilies. A dispatch dated Braiow,
Jan. 9th. says that the Russians have cross
ed the Danube and invested Dobrudscha,
and taken both Tultscha and Bobadagh.-
Sadyk Pacha defended Tulischa as long as
possible. ~ f--
Prussia bad answered the demand Of
Austria for a moderation Of the Pfussian
army with refusal to comply at present
In regard to the siege Of Seyastopol, the
last dispatches published by the British
government are to the 2Gth Of December
and embrace only what we. have received
via. st. Petersburgh We have dispatch
from Menschikoff which says nothing new
has occurred. We continue 20 annoy The
enemy BY night action. In one OF these we
made considerable number Of prisoners.
sThe weather continues very rainy. The
railway from Balaklava to the the camp
was to be commenced at once. The fires
of the Allies continue very feeble and eau
sed scarcely any damage. Sickness was
on the increase. The garrison were con
sructing bridge of boats to connect Sc
bas,opol with the north side.
There was report in Paris on the 18th,
that SehaStopul had fallen, but it did not
gain general belief.
Omar Paeha embarked on the FIRST of
Jan'y for Balak,sra He has taken means
to bring force Of $4,000 men and 6Oi
guns to the Crimea 10000 Turks are
already landed at EE2upatoria, the garrison
OF which place had been augmented
The 5ih and 9Th of January was looked
upon as the probable time when an as
sault upon Sebastopol would take place.
ODEssA-Letters of Dec. 2lst mention
that there bad been dearth Of supplies at
SebasIofol for some days.
There had been another tempest in the
Black Sea, causing some disasters. Taol
ships of the British feet had suffered dam
age.
GREAT BRITAIN Various rumors are
adoat in regard to changes in the Cabinet
but they are considered only rumors.
On the 18th. the Liverpool Chamber of
Commerce presented an address to Lord
Elgin for the part he had taken in tine Re
oiproeity treaty. Lord Elgin made a very
speech on the occasion.
The proposed mediation with the United
States excited less attention than might
have been supposed. The Landon Times
treats the question with great candor and |
Fairness, and submits tha; the United States /
must allow such an offer OF mediation may
be declined, in any special case, and no dis /
respect be implied by the declinalion.-It |
S free to the one party to offer them and
equally free to the other party to accept or
reject them.
FRAxcE.-News from France is devoid
If interest.
The Emperor reviewed the detachment
If Imperial Guards on the day previous to
heir embarkment to the Crimea.
There is rumor that the Emperor Of
Russia has sent an autograph letter to the
Emperor of France, making propositions of
,eace.
A terrible inundation had occurred at
Hanover. Much damage to property is done
md many lives lost.
PARIS, Friday night.-The subscription
o the national loan, in Paris, and in the De-
,artments, amounted yesterday evening to
francs.
In the Commercial Schools studies are
and the pupils are all engaged
D making lint
Lord John Russell was in Paris and had
private interview with the Emperor.
A tremendous storm had ragged along
he African coast. About forty vessels
-ent ashore