Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-01-24
NUMBER 36.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of he Ericsson.

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a new campaign.
The Minister IF War is said 10 have given
'rders for corps Of TO- ,OO9 men, TO be got ready
wi .hout delay.
Advices from ConstantiDople to the 18th,
state that the Crinsan sub marine telegraph has
oeen brnken. Severe storms continued. -Four
merchant vessels had been thrown on ths Cri.
mean coast. Three hundred persons had been
hipwrecked uud drowned az the mouth Of the
Danube. Several gun boats were still cruizipg
a the Sea Of AzOh. destroying the Russian
fisheries.
Geueral Williams aud the prisoners taken at
Kars have been sent TO Tihis.
Col. SchwaTtzenbeTg bad succeeded IN reach.
ing Erzeroum, -,
he TetrasE-1ls4 a.--,ze.n-rs -
the redoubt Kale is coufrred.
A quarrel az Kertch between the Anglo Ottp.
Uau troops aud the Turks had been put down.
Srv Yosx, Jan. Is
The packet Joliu FsFnum, frou Havana, was
stranded ON Sunday morning. near squsv in.
let She IS full of water. Her cargo is strsvs
along the shore. Both the vessel and cargo will
be total loss. The crew were all saved.
The bark Echo. bound 10 Boston, laden with
corn aud flour, went ashore on Saturday night,
at Quosk, aud now lies high aud dry. 1hs
crew were all saved.
The brigs Samuel A. Samuel and Edward,
from Mouteyideo. for New York, are ashore
South Of the Hook. Their cargoes are Insured
for S4O, 900 here.
The schooner S P. Paul, from Baltimo.s for
New York, is ashore on Deal Beach The YES.
sci aud is valued at SOS. 900.
The schooner Charl COlgle, also from Bal
tImore. Is ashore at Absecom beach, and full Of
water. The vessel aud cargo are valued at
$4,000
The schooner Envoy, from Kingston, is ashore
near Long Branch. The vessel and cargo are
insured for $4,000.
The schooner Charles A. GTeiner, Captain
Hents, from Boston, bolsd to Phiisde,phis.
went ashore on Cabourie Creek Light, N. j.. on
the 10Th
The vessel remained tight the next morning,
and II was thought she would be got off un.n-
iured, as soon as the ice broke up.
The brig Nebraska, from Providence. is
ashore on east side Of Hunts Island, high up
the beach. She had no cargo. The vessel was
partly insured.
The brig Abecha. for New York. is ashore on
the east side Of Throg's Neck, and frozen in
solid.
The schooner Cornwall, from Thomsston, il
iD the ice near Hunts Island.
The wrecking schooner appended to the
steamer Plymouth Rtck, dragged three anchors
and went ashore on City Island, high aud dry
At Sand point and about Cow bay, the effects
of the storm on Saturday night, and Sunday
morning, were very severely felt.
A full rugged brig was driven ashore
Hunts Island.
Five schooners were left high and dry on
City Island, and two schooners were cast ON
Huckleberry Island.
FURTHER NEWS BY THE AMERICA.
HALIFAX, Jan. Ill A. M.
Count hesseirode has addressed a circular 10
the Russian Ministers al foreign courts, stating
that Russia accepts the third point relative TO
the naturalization of the Black Sea in the fol-
lowing sense
That the right Of Turkey TO close the Straits
shall be maintained that no ships Of war shall
be admitted into the Black Sea. except Russian
and Turkish and that the number of ships
shall be mutually arranged by Russia and rHr
key by EPecial tre-ts, s.sssi ,y those two powers
alone.
The Allies reject this Interpretation.
Count Esterhazy reached st. Petersburg on
thu 26lh Of December. The next day he laid
the propositions of Austria before the Russian
Cabinet.
Count Buol subsequently communicated to
Prince Gortschskoif, at Vienna, the terms on
which the Western Powers would assent to
peace, stating that those terms were approved
by Austria. These terms have already been
published.
Russia makes known in Cosnt Nesselrode's
circular her unwillngness TO treat for the neu-
tralzstion Of the Black Sea, and il is expected
she will absolutely refuse her assent TO the ces-
sion OF territory TO keep open the Danube.
Appearances strongly indicate that Austria
will not take the field against Russia, unless
assured of the active support of the German
States.
The " ezor Gazette states that an additional
article touching the third point has been added
TO the treaty of December I'd, between Austria,
France. vnd England.
1t does not, however. impose on Austria the
obligation TO take part in the war in case Rus
STA refuses to abcept the third point as inter
preled by the Allies
The Russian Court is displeased with Baron
Seabach's mission TO ST. Petersburg, and has
sent Baron Mauteoffel 10 Dresden TO demand
positively 10 what extent Bavaria aud Szxcuy
have engaged themselves with the Western Al.
lies.
Our advices from Sweden are very wariike.
The military commanders have received 10.
structions 10 have their regiments in the high.
est state Of efficiency before spring.
Tho indications are, that ia accordance with
the secret article Of the recent treaty, Sweden
will take the field in the spring.
The Danish government, IL Is said. consents
10 the establishment of depots for the English
feet al Kiels, which will rendezvous there in
April.
Prince Gortschakoff announces, under date Of
December 10, that detachment of Cossseke
had defeated strong squadron of Gen. vivsn's
msBder made prisoner
The latest accounts from the Crimea state
state that the Russian troops had been reinfor.
ced by two regiments OF husssrs; also that
large bodies of Russian troops were marching
from the Crimea 10 Besse- Arabia.
They had DO intentions, however. Of evaeus.
ting their former position as the places of the
f.,C 1,I
The Allies gun-bosts were frozen in at Kin.
burn.
/ Omar Pasha has returned to BOakoun Kaleb
renouneing his Intention Of attacking Kutais
The Russians took possession Of the defilee oi
/ Hassim, a soon as Selin Pasha retrested fron
f. Erreroum.
The greater part Of the Russian army wal
winter st Ksrs.
Many persons were quitting Erzsroum Jude
/ appTehensions Of a Russian attack,
The Gar has directed the CommandsBt Q
Finland and the Ba;ic Provinces to report thel
i means oi defense TO the Grand Council Of Wn
Contracts have been advertised for imE2ens'
Quantities Of artillery stores. and new regiment'
were being enlisted.
The house Of Palmer & Green. bankers .
Lstehfield, have failed.
Advices from India state that the American
ship Wayerly, with Chinese lsborers, pot int,
Manila to bury the Captain, when, some tr0u
ble ensuing the mate shot two or three Of th
crew. and driving the rest below, fastened tn
; hstch and went ashore When be returned abs
opened the hatch. two hundred and City OF ia.
Chinese were found 10 have died from sudoca
{ ion.
The mate aud crew have been imprisoned b.
the Spanish authorities.
, 4 serious difficulty had occurred at Hon
Kong between the American Consul and ia
iocal authorities, in consequence Of the sbi
indeer refusing to pay fine Cor an assaui
on the curpeners Of his ship.
The Police attempted TO imPrison the Captsi
but the Consul hurried him ON board the stea
mer POwhattan.
The Captain Of the police followed, demand
J ing the prisoner but Captain MeConnelly do
clared that he considered the action Of the Coui
{ illegal, and he would resis; by force any Al
tempt of the authorities 10 exercise iurisdictio
over American citizens in American ships.
The Captain Of the Reindeer afterwards pal
his fine. but the Consul had been committed {,
trial, on charge Of attempting to rescue pr
soner.