Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-08
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ARRIVAL OF THE sT, LOUIS.
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: News says Soule considered The scheme FOR
the purchesc of Cnba completely knocked in
A. he head - ....
Pprlinment re- assembled on The 10th.
Lord John Russell WINS to leave England
in few days gor viepna. Mr.. Hammond
the Under Secretary OF State and, Foreign
Affairs accompanies him.
Dispatches from Raglan to the 9th, re.
port the weather fine with severe frost at
night The huts were being cot up with
much difficulty.
The first detacimen, Of British troops
from India had arrived.
Nothing important from the Crmea
London Markets dull Consos for uc-
count 4ls9l4.
Livcrpool-,Co,ton unchanged, sales to.
day Of 0oOo bales.
BreuJstufs without change, limited busi-
nsSs.
India mail has arrived with t"legraphic
dispatches from Bombay to January l6, which
says an iusurrcction broke out ut Cabosi;
i2,Oo0 Persians were besleging Bender Ca
b6si, numerous conflict had taken place
but the besieged continued resistance.
The French Government offers to roise in
France legion of from 10 to $4,000 men
for service. The English Government one
half That number, 10 be ready in fifteen days.
l,,is'stated that the English government had
disposed of the IIetmon proposition.
Thirty thousand Ottoman troops were Ian.
ded al Eupatoria Other. nrc on their march
for Vienna and will embark as som as they
arrive.
The French government adyiccs from Var.
na 9th, state that Omer Pasha left for Boi-
nrrs to inspccl he cavalry and magazines AID
On his return will embark for Euputoria.
The Russians were partly encamped in the
Villages OF ANA, Bellere, Simpherupol and
Enolrons
General Ulrick, with goods, set or for Cr.
nea on the 3Oth January.
The artillery in Sebastopol kept up an in
cessant fire during the night, and the allies
replied during the day
The Journal de 81. Petersburg of Feb. Sd,
contains an address from the Gar to IIet.
man Of the Don Cossacks, expressing the
confidence that they will fight courageously
for the church, throne and country.
A London firm in the provision trade, pro.
poses through the Times, to feed the army in
the Crimea at the rate Of IS cd per day, per
man, giving three substantial meals per day,
binding themselves TO the contract by the
heaviest penalties
Indian mail brings dates from Hong Kong
10 December 10Th.
Bombay 18th Tho Burmese envoy de-
nanded restitution o. Pcga, which was per-
,mptorily refused.
Al Canton matters were still threatening
Trade quiet Exchange, anton, Is 9d,
Shunghi GsaGI..
The report OF the special inspectors appoin-
ted 10 enquire into the facts in regard to the
i"ss Of the ste~eship Ci,y of phiiodotp',ia,
laid before Parliament, eXCulpate Cant.
Lei,ch md officers from all blame and recon-
mend the erection Of Light House at Cape
Race.
The Viceroy of Egypt has abolished Gus
toms and duties except ut Suez.
u. s. Stocks have.udvanced.
Lord John Russell has gone to Vienna as
plenipotentary TO attend the session or the
peaca Congress.
Napier has joined the Western Allies.
High easterly winds still prevailed OH the
English coast, and government steamers
were sent to assist wnd.bound vessels
Severe winter weather prevailed through
out Europe, causing aluch distress.
~ Liverpool, owing TO lack Of employ
men', IL. 900 men were out Of work, 5000 Of
them from the nop-srrival Of American ship.
ping. -. .t..
Ssbastopo, Fob. 1.-The Russian Grand
Dukes have made Reconnaissance Of the al
lied front.
Thcal,ies were daily expecting an stack.
and the piGkets ordered To be Oh the alert
Weather warm.
In a-sor'ie on the 3lst, 800 French were
killed and wounded. In the obScurily one
French regiment fred on another
Feb. 2.--Many regiments were in readi.
ness, last night, lor immediate action. The
cavalry were under arms all 0sht.
The supplies furnished by the commits sa-
riat were sufficient in most respects
Admiral Bruat telegraphcd that since the
3lst the Russians rccommcnccd night sor-
ties, but ars vigorously repnscd,
The Russians had received considerable
reinlorcemcnts.
Thirteen hundred men. with provisions
and stores, had reached the Fr,nch army
The roads near Euprtoriu were frozen aud
in good order.
The Cars two sons have entered Scbas-
topol.
Varna, 3d-It is stated from kunscos h
that the Russi ,us had made sortes on tue
let and I'd but were repu!sed.
6th-Noliing of importance The frirg
was KEEP, up briskly on both sides.
Sth- -MepschikvG briefly ,elcsraphs that
his general situation vas unchanged,
The Vienna press say that the English re.
turning lrem Che siege lines are, with the
French Guards 10 form reserve at Bala-
klaya.
General Neil had arrived ut camp on the
2ith OF January.
III reported to the Emperor that the si,u.
atom of the French army, on tue whole, was
good; that of the British notso bad US repor.
led.
The long islkedo change in the French
army in the Crimea was announced The ar
my is 10 be divided into two corps; one under