The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-01-23
WARLlKE ASPECT OF SWEDEN
News from the Crimea.
Asiatic Intelligence Il
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HALIFAx, january l6.-The Roya
Nail Steamer America arrived ut tbil
port at 3 o'clock this evening.
There is nothing rev of an ofieia
character with respect TO the peace ne
notiations, but there is evidently, from
quarters usually we'll informed, a grow
ing impression that negotiations viii
mo- terminate IN q satisfactory manner
Count Eesselrode has addressed q
circular note TO the Representatives Of
Russia at the chief foreign courts, dated
ST. Petersburg. December 22d. In che
note It IS stated that Russia accepts the
third point, relative to the ~ncutraiiza.
tion Of the Black Sea, IN the following
That Turkeys right to close the
straits be maintained. That no ship of
war be admitted in the Black Sea, ex-
-ceptinR those of Rassia and Turkey
That the number of ships to be SO main.
sained be mutually emerged by Russia
and Tucker, and that it be ratified by
adirect special treaty between the two
powers without the Interference of other
nations.
This Interpretation the Alies censid-
<rfo be inaamissable.
From Sweeds y the accounts are very
,warIike. Commanders have received
Instructions. marked private, to refuse
leave of absence and to have regiments
in The highest state of efficiency. II is
thonpht Sweedeu will openly take the
Geld with the Allies In the spring.
The Danish GopernRent is reported
10 have consented Il establish Eicat de-
pots aud stores for the English feet ut
kicL
CnmEA-Gortsehakcf reports, De
cember 18th :-Sorties of Gessacks de-
feated a strnng sq~uadrouofGe Gen. VIvan's
Ahelo-Turkish cavalry nearKerfch. An
English commander and forty-fve men
taken prisoners.
A letter from Odessa Of the 2lstult.,
to the Austrian Gazette, says large boz
dies of troops are marching from the
Erimea into Bessarabia< There is not.
however. any ihtention of evacuating the
Erimes, as their places via be filled by
other troops from he reserve
Gen. Gortschskof will, it is said, be
replaced in the Crimea by Cont OsIen
sacken. The former will resume COM
mard of the troops in the Danube.
The Allied gun-boats which remained
at Kinburn have been frozen in, AID all
the , forts made 20 release them have
hitherto bcen fruitless.
II Is run. ored though not confirmed,
that Pelissier is appointed commander
of the Allied armies and Admiral Ly-
ons commander of the Allied fleets in
the East.
The Muscovite party IS striving to
znpcrcede Gnrfschakoff.
AsiA-Omar Pacha has returned to
.Soukoum Kalea, ren1uncing his inten-
itioa to attack Kutais at prrseGt.
Russian General Suslnff took posses
sion of tue de6les of Hassan Kulet as
soon as Selim Pacha retreated to Erze-
roum.
The great part of the Russian army
viii winter at Kars.
Intelligence from Consiantinople of
Che oath ult. tates that many persons
had slready quit Erzeroum, fearing it
would be attacked by the Russian army.
These persons had sought refuge at Ire
zizond.
The InraIide Russo publishes a proc
lamation by Gen. Minrikof. calling the
entire population of Emenili. Guene and
MongreIia, to wage a war of extermina-
stion on the enemirs of the cross. 1t is
this measure which is supposed to have
induced Omar Pacha's retreat.
GnEAT BRITsIN.-Palm and Green
Banks of Lifchfeld have failed. Liza
abilifies. $3.50 900; $780, 600
The Gar Of Russia has ordered COM
mandaBt Finland, in the Baltic Prov
inces, to report means of defence to the
grand council of war now in session ut
ST.. Petersburg.
Contracts are advertised for immense
quantities of artillery and stores. New
rifle companies are being enrolled
Emancipation is offered as a bride TO
serfs, while come restrictions, imposed
bY Gar Nicholas on the mobiles, have
been repealed.
The Gar has issued a decree confer
rine on pea q . right to possess
lan5ed property in Poland.
Lstirrs from C~onstantinople state
that the Austrian Government has made
satisfactory explanation of the report
respecting the seizure of Coe.
Other accounts from Constantinople
say that the popularity of Quar- Pacha
has been much diminished by reason of
the GsIore-sf his present expedition.
The arrival of irdia mail bag brings
Interesting neza. A battle occurred III
Dude Beoween the insurgents and the
British troops of ehe King of 0ade.-I
Nearly Eve hundred dead we're left on
the field. The Insurgents were dis
persed.