The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-07

4 Few days ago, We have received fresh
rumors o. peace frem across the watefs
and if ihey cap be relied upon, areiindicas
i've Of an early peace.
The .Yienna- spondentof. .Lhe- -Lons
don Times telegraphs under date of We
tmesday, December i6. ten clock A. M
that Russia has Internationally accepted /
the propositions Of the Allies. This is re-
ported as authentic. This news caused
immense sensation. The funds rose three
@cent., C9fson a .fafthng, and a panic
ensued in other markets. tsas
The next day'the English government
published A dispatch from Minister Sey-
mour, at St! Petersburg, as follows;
aRussfa agrees to accept the allied pro-
posals as 4 basis Of negotiations
This qualified announcement curbed
the Excitement, and aIafnists begin 10 fear
that Russia merely wishes TO gain time BY
deceptive negotiations. s t..'
Tie actuaffaets are that Count Nessei
rode, upon being handed the Austrian and
Allied note was informed by Count Ester
hazy that he was not authorized to enter
into discussion but if the note was az
cepted Internationally before the 18Th he
and the Austrian embassy must leave St
Petersburg - ~.
To prevent this, Nesselrode communi-
Gated with, Vienna direct, and Prince
Gorts chs koff at Vienna had talked with
Count Buol; in which the former produced
ia memorandum, ,.expres sing the General
inclin tt on Of Russia to negotiate, bat pro-
posing ertain alterations. 80, {
Count Buol received the document, but
Einasm much as it did not contain an uncon-
Editional acceptance Of the propositions
Austria could not reply without the con.
currence o. France and England, ,st.t..
|. The ambassadors Of those powers &C.
IcordingIy semitic London and Paris, and
received in reply dispatches stating tha
1.-The Western powers had no motive t
change their decision, already CAREFUL,
j considered; and further, that if Russia did
mot accept by the 9Th, Count Esterhaz,
i and lthe Austrian Legation would .eav,
lSt. Petersburg, and Austria seek tn
/ armed cooperation of the German Diet
j Vienna papers represent affairs as mos
serious and alarming, a nd that all the per
sonaeFes5 Of the Austrian Embassy hav
!, received orders to quit st. Petersburg
! and the Russian Embassy to leave Vienna
During the week elapsing between Rus
. siass first and second reply intense appre
, l.hensions sabsided, by the announcemen
!, above stated, that Russia agrees to negc
4 tate upon the terms proposed.
q kiYs slFss -sss-sss7s
4 ANOTHER SLAVE STAMPEDE.
! GREAT EXCITEMENT! -
7 They had an exciting time in cintinat
: a few days ago. A stampede Of slave
: from the border counties Of Kentnck
! took place, and they were pursued .
: their owners and others and traced to th'
city, 1.....s, H..
Officers were procured. who, with
j large posse, proceeded to arrest the \ i
4 git yes. On approaching the house Whel
Il they were secreted. the slaves fred upo
II the fpara3 sokilling one man Instantly an
+ severely wounding two others.
One Of the slave women had four inn'
cent little children with her, and fndin
escape impossible, she ut the throat
the youngest and endeayored to kill Il
: other three, wounding one Of them vel
badly, rather than see. them carried BAT
into slavery.
: How any man after v itnessing such scene
! can favor the. extension or in any WI
q = countenance or. encourage such a hell
i cotton system as that Of American 81
very, we are at at loss to know. Here
"A a al Door s, woman who has tas,ed ofits bitt
urI fruits, and she prefers having the l
ID blood Of her darling offspring poured 9
th| upon erheaying bosom to having it i
to- the life that she has.
= :. AP PROPER QuA uALIFIcATIoN--Mr.Fl Flor
= editer.of thelj Ohio State DeDsocrdt sa
~ 4sWhehin Columbus wetalearned q
Mr. Wright. Auditor 6ofl States had :
~ formed hfssG sGiasks that he expected th
to be temperate--that ETs-srst spree wo
OF be taken as resignation, and the Pi
mt, Of the offending party woald be pfemI
ce. filed by a sober man. For this he
Vo- serves credit. We are innch mistal
hts in tile manaif hewill mot carry It out.
W. This is a move in the.rigilt direction
III If allour public funetionarics would
ng conduttthc as to be able toisse
ap the fifst stone'' and apply this text ris
hs, ", there would be much1ess deunkenn
OF N the land. We hope. at least, toise'
Ind exc. Ilentsn example generally ifnita
3uti 49, = II 4
Ser .FoUR .DoLLARs AND FIFTY CENTS
..l AN APPLE .--A California letter, speal
, 90 of the extrayt.gant spirit which prev
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