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London, England, 1855-04-23 00:00:00

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LONDON, MONDAY, APRIL 23.

LATEST FROM ABROAD.

THE CRIMEA.

_PROGRESS OF THE BOMBARDMENT.

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PAR,IS, BIINDLT.

The Osiris, which arrived at Marseilles yesterday,
brings Constantinople news to the 12th, and from
Hamiesch Bay to the 10th, at noon.
The bombardment had continued without inter-
ruption, the principal attack being on the left spinet
the Mast and Central Batteries.
The embrasures of the Russian batteries were ge-
nerally demolished, and many of their guns dis-
mounted.

Three hundred French guns fired at once.
The attack on Malakboff Tower wee more feeble;
100 guns, served by English troops, directed their
fire upon Karabelasia, and poured showers of balls
upon the Russian barracks.
The operations, however, were difficult, owing to
wind, rain, and the soaked state of the ground.
The Russians reply slowly to the Allied batteries,
and their losses were much more considerable than
oars.

Half an hoar after the bombardment had
commenced, three Russian batteries were silenced.
The French battery, Number 28, wu also destroyed,
and the captain killed.
_

Although the principal fire wan directed against
the Mast Battery, the Malakhoff Tower was greatly
damaged on the right side.
A Russian powder magazine has blown up.
The south-west wind driving the smoke upon the
town much annoys the Russian aim.

Omer Pacha had arrived at Ksmiesch.
The Egyptians occupy the heights of Kasatsch.
Shocks of a violent earthquake had been felt at
Constantinople and Smyrna on the 11th.

The Monotony of this day (says the Post, second
edition) publishes a despatch from General Canto-
bat, who, on the 17th, writes that the tire of the
Allies continued to maintain its superiority, without
being too prodigal of ammunition. The attack up to
the present time has been almost exclusively made
by the artillery, but the engineers are combining
their practical efforts, and have succeeded in forming
several approaches, notwithstanding the difficulties
el the ground.

ST. PETERSBURG, FWD/a.

General Gottaliskoff wiles from the Crimea, under date
of the 16th :—" The bombardment of Sebastopol has con-
tinued without interruption slam the 9th. Thanks to the
heroism of the garrison, who repair during the night the
Wary caused by the fire of the allies, Sebutepol, ea the
16th, is almost In the same state of defence us on the 9th.
The losses of the garrison, if the hellish Are ( fat
'reefer) to which it has been exposed be taken tato account,
least be coasidered as very moderate. Nothing remarksble
has transpired la the other parts of the Crimea."—Deily'
Nere.

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/IST OP ?111 DAILY DIWIL)
FRANKFORT, Elaruanky.

Apartments taken at the Hotel Angelterre for
Lord John Russell, on Monday. have been mantes-
sanded till further orders.

VIENNA, SATURDAY.

It IA positively stated that at the eleventh Conference the
Plenipotentiaries of the Western Powers est forth their
demands on the third point, relative to the limitation of the
Russian naval force ia the Beek Bea, and to whisk do-
med. Austria is said to have adhered. Lord Jobe Russell
is to leave or Readay.—Datly News.

HAMBURG, Aram 20._

Admiral Saunders Dundas, with twelve sail of the
lies, four bigatas, sad al: sarvatte• (all staaaasts), has
Wend the port of Hid.—Deify Nom

(AY SUINAZINE AND 111711 Z ININGIAPN
PARIS, BANDAY.
'!tie Emperor arrived at 7 dabs* this evening.—
DIAN Nam

SPAIN.
MADRID, Aria. 20.

The Cartes to-day adopted the 2nd and 3rd articles
of the WI fat the Sale of Church Property. Rein-
foreseisats are to be sent to Mellila. in Africa, for the
pretatioa of the presidia, or government prince.—
Daly Nam

BRESLAU, Arm 21.

There is a rumour that the Slog of Prongs will
meet the Empties of Rusin in this city, in the be-
ginning of May.

The Austrian journal, the Dasrbs, says that mea-
sures have been taken in owe of any decisive event
warring at Sebastopol, to have the news at Vienna
in " three times twenty-four hours."

The Earl of Perth bas published &letter in defence
of his sou, Lord Forth (late of the 42nd Regimes% whom I
esadsat is the Crimea has be= the subiart of mine in. •
plmeant allosions. In this totter, the retiremest or dig- i
=bail of Lord Forth from the eon= is attributed to an
damnation with hie colonel on being ordered to p into the
treschre, his lordship refusing, on secoust d in-health, to
p ustil ho bad had his dinasr. Os being taut= with
Imagine, he changed his =ad. "This inset =fortunate
altoreation, =stag, I deplore to my," writes the Zul, " in
pest messure from my son's Wettest= to his military
duty, sad west of sabordisatioa to the orders of Colossi
Cameron, hoe been the feandetios of the may may-
tame, eliaderoes, sad &baud fahehoeds which hoes Ma
se uncharitably sat ab nit regarding lam, sad which it was
eat of ray power to deny until I hod amertaised from Ta-
rim pumas who were on the spot, sad from Colonel Ca-
meros himself, the truth of this =at painful affair."
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