Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-02-22
Additional News by the Asia.
BQsT0N, Thursday Febru?r'

BosrON, Thursday February, 10.
The defeat OF Austria in tie German Diet,
in regard to the mobilization Of the Federal
amy by Prussia, was regarded in England aS
very unlayorable. Prussia has thus complete
Iy check. mated Austria, and thereby prevent
ed her from having the command OF the fed
eral army.
Prussia is preparing 10 take the field, and
the government has decreed the immediate
mobilization Of the Prussian army, and The
forth and sixth corps are ordered to occupy
Saxony and Silecia.
A Prussian dispatch, addressed 10 the cab.
ineis at London aud Paris, says the result Of
the late con ference OF Vicna harmonizeS viii
he views Of Prussia, and that she regards The
admission Of a PrusSsian representative to the
conference at Vienna as iudiS penSible 10 hel
accession 10 the treaty.
Denmark has appoined a military commission
TO place the Danish forts in state Of defense.
The treaty between Sardinia, France anG
England has been published. Sardinia en-
cages TO send fifteen thousand men TO the
Crmea, under the command Of Sandman gen
erals. England engages TO lend Sardinia one
million sterling, or two if necessary, at threc
ptr cent, and both France and England guar
antee 10 protect Sardinia during the present
war. 4 portion ofthe French army has been
detailed 10 aid Austria, and will be marched
through Lombardy, 70 prove 10 the Italian,
the reality Of tie Austrian and French ALI.
aGch.
The Turkish Ambassador at Vienna, has re-
ceived plenipotentiary powers 10 attend the
conference.
Dispatches from Canrobert, dated January
10, says the English had ceded 10 the French
o portion Of their lines, namely, those com,
manding and desired 10 batter o breach in Ma
iakofTtown, on which q serious attack will soon
be made.
The dispatch says there is much grumbling
among the British respecting the alleged in
justice and Partially Of the recent titles con-
lerred upon Lord Raglan.
Dispatches ofthe 10Th say there is nothing
doing. 1t is understood in the camp that con-
siderable deviation will be made from the or
iglnal plans OF attack, with a view TO take i'm
portant points. Two divisions of the French
are 10 take a new position, with a view
10 stop supplies from reaching Sevaslopol by
a new road which the Russians have made from
lnkermann.
There is nothing doing by the British ey-
cept getting up shot, shells and provisions
from B0laklava.
The French and Russians exchange but few
shots, but O constant fire is kept up by the ri
ilemen.
The night Of the 18th was the coolest yet
experienced.
Abody of two hundred and fifty Russians at
lacked q point on the French lines, and q sharp
conflict ensued, in which forty Russians were
Dayoneted.
The French force now numbers eight divis-
ions, making sixty-eight thousand men, and
he ninth divisions is on the way to the
Crimea.
On the night of the 18th all the bells Sevs-
.opol commenced ringing, and. at one O'Clock
he Russians within the lines commenced
The French, taking this as an'insult
,pened a fire upon the town, to which the
Russians Immediately replied along the whole
inc Of defense by the fiercest caDnonade yet
experienced. Under cover of the firing, a
party Of Russians made sortie on the
ront and flank of the Baitish left, and cap
ured a British vidette, and drove in the COW
ring parties; but, upon being engaged, the
Russians retired into the town.
simultaneously with this,a strong sortie was
made on the French, the Russians penetrating
within a parapet and spiked the moTtars. The
french soon rOllied, and drove back the eue-I
ny inside the advance lines, and at day-breakl