Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-09
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Steamer Asia
NO NEWS FROM THE CRTuEA

HALIFAX, Wednesday, Aug. |.
The steamer Asia, with advices from Liver
pool 10 the 2lst ult., arrived at this port las
night. The news she bring from the Crimes
is not OF special importance.
GE NERAL INTELLIGENCE.
The most important event in ParIiamen.
during the week hoo been the rejection OF the
motion made by Nr. Roebuck for a censure Of
the government, which rejection S~uSiainS The
Palmerion Ministry. The motion was defeated
by a majority OF one hundred.
The latest report from London mentions a
rumor that Lord John Russell was TO Sc sue
ceeded bySir William Moleswo;t tn as ColonlaI
Secretary.
There is nothing Of importance from before
Sebastopol, except thai formidable prepara-
tons are being made for on assault upon the
MalakOff, and tina: two or three small Sorlies
Lad been made, which were repuised.
TIE Turks and Sar1inianS had returned 10
balakava from Baidar, where another secret
expedition is preparing, perhaps for Odessa.
The Turks are besleg'ng KarS, and the
Turks in Asia are hard pressed.
Denmark refuses 10 abolish the sound dues,
and the general aspect of The war is not en-.
corroging TO The allies. There have been,
however, some slight uccesSes.
Three Sorties were made upon the French
from MalakoT tower, on the night OF the 18th,
out were repuISed.
Another sortie was made against the EaClish
on the same night, which was also r%enulsed.
On the night OF the 18Th, a SOrtie was made
from The batteries of GARDENING Bay, which
vas vigorously repulSed.
The Russians ships were beginning 10 suffer
from the French batteries at Quarantine Bay.
! he report that GortSchnkoG has received
large endorsements is fully confirmed.
A B!ack.Sea expedition is being fitted out,
but its destination is unknown. Ii is supposed
10 be against Odessa, or for the relief of the
Turks who are hard pressed in Anatola Asia.
A detachment OF the Russian army had an-
Vanced upon knlai, aud more were pressing
hard upon the Turks in Batoun. The Rus
SLAMS were bringing their seige guns, and the
situation. Of the Turkish force was considered
very critical, as The Russians held The roads to
EnEerount.
The reduction OF the Austrian forces still
continues.
The British ships of war are accommodating
the approaches 10 Abo.
A Russian official journal, under date of
July 3, complains that six English boats, un.
der o flag Of truce, entered the barbor o fKau-
ma, onl pIundered the shipping until they
were driven of by sharp fire from the shore.
The weather throughout Eng and continued
exceedingly favorable for agricultural pur-
poses.
The ndvices from France arc wholly unim-
portant.
GERMANY.
The Austrian government has addressed a
circular 10 The German Diet, strongly ~favo!inp
peace, and threatening TO hold the Princip0li-
ties while hoStiliticS continue. She asks,
moreover the German;c Confedation TO main
tain its present attitude. The Diet repIied
that circumstances do not call for such meas.
nres, and il does not coiemplate extending its
obligations or engagements.
ENGLAND.
The Parliamentary business has been nnim-
portant, except The vote on Roebuck's motion.
1t is rep rted that Sir benjamin Hall will be
appointed Commissioner ofPuhlic Works, and
Sr John Shelby President Of the Board of
Health.
ITALY.
The allied powers have expressed their
formal diSapprobation Of the attempted insur.
~rection in Modena. Numerous arrests have
been made at Spezzia and elsewhere.
The French g~urrisonS in Rome have been
reinforced.
Mazzni has published o letter in the Gene.
va papers warning The Italians against Bona
partist intrigues.
GERMANY.
Most OF the small German States are pre-.
pairing 10 disarm.
The resignation Of the TIanoverian Cabinet
is hourly expected.
RUSSIA.
Dessensions, it is said, still exist between !
the Gar and Constantine, and it is reported
that the Crown Prince oil Russia is about to
10 ST. Petersburg 10 act as mediator.
SPAIN. {
The rupture between Spain and Rome is
In consequence Of The church pro- ,
perry bill, and the papai charge had demanded
his passports. c
The Black Warrior dispute had been defn- T
settled by The allowance OF on indemnity (
Of one million Of reals. |
A general Of thu CarliSt army had Eeen shot I
At Garenne. Several inSurrectiOnary Skin I
had taken ilace at Bnjois. '
Don Escalente has been appointed Minister {
% Washington. T.
A treaty with the Dominican Republic has .
,een sanctioned by the COrtes. 4
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STILL LATER FROM EUROPE. Il