Washington telegraph., 1855-04-18
Telegraphed to the Memphis Appeal
One Week Later from Europe.
.ARRIF.4L OF THE BALTIC.
ADVANCE IN COTTON.


New York, April g.
The Steamship Baltic has arrived, bring
ing Liverpool dates to the 25th ult.
The four points, guaranteeing the placing
of the Danubian provinces under the Pro.
tectorate Of the Five Powers has been unan.
imously agreed to.
The first one of the four points has been
unanimously agreed to in the Vienna Con-
ference it reads as follows Abolition of
the exclusive protectorate of Russia over
Moldavia and Wallaoia, the privileges ac-
corded these provinces by the Sultan being
placed under the guarantee of the Five
Powers.
The latest dispatches, dated Vienna. Fri
day evening, say the Conference is progress
ing favorably The second of the four
points was expected to be settled on Friday
or Saturday The question of peace or war,
however, will not be decided until the third
point is settled.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times telegraphs under date of Friday even-
ing, that the news from Vienna appears fa-
vorable to peace.
The people are disposed to believe that
the Conference will be attended with happy
results
Count Nesselrode proceeds to Vienna
when negotiations will become critical.
THE NEW CzAR.
The New Gar gave strong evidences of
abiding by the plan traced out by his father,
and would make no concessions.
PEACE RUMoRs
Rumors are current that new basis of
arrangements have been concluded. guaran-
teeing the freedom of the Black Sea, the
opening Of the Danube, the erection of the
Turkish forts, &C., in Asia.
THE WAR, SC
The health Of the allied troops is satisfac-
tory.
The Grand Duke Constantine directs the
Fleet and Ministers Of Marine to levy re-
cruits throughout Russia and Poland
| The French hospital in Constantinople
/ has been burned-ninety-six persons per-
ished
Odessa dates to the 18th ut, state that
Prince Menschikoff died of fever.
1t is reported that Gortschakof had been
ordered from ST. Petersburg to take Upato.
ria at any price
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
Cotton market firm prices slightly ad
vanced. say 1-16 to 1-8; Fair qualities i'm.
proved most. New Orleans Middling Fair.
| 5 I-8; Fair unchanged at 1-2; Middlinp
5; Mobile Fair, 5 l-6; Mobile Middling,
5 10 Sales for the week $1,000 bales
spectators took l4,000, and exporters 49,
600.
The DEATH OF THE CAR FoREroLp
A IL
ed in the London Times over the signature
of DR.. Granville. physician of some emf
nence, had attracted notice. DIR. G. had
once been Lord Palmerston's medical at
tendant, and in 1849 resided in profes-
sional capacity at St. Petersburg where he
had medical introductions to the Imperial
Court. In the month of July, 1858, he
addressed confidential letter to Lord Palm
erston, now reproduced in the Times In
thst letter he stated that having formed
careful progHoss of the state of the health
of the Emperor Nicholas, he had come to
the conclusion that he would die suddenly
in the 59th year of his age At an inter
view with Lord Palmerston, February ODD,
1851, Palmerston asked DIR. G. if he still
adhered to his opinion and prediction
Granville replied that, before July, 1855,
when the Emperor would be 50 years of
age, the event anticipated would happen
Let but few reverses overtake him, and his
death, like that of all his brothers, will be
sudden 1t has proved so. Alma, Inker-
man and Balaklava says the Doctor, shook
the mighty brain Eupatoria completed
the stroke, and anticipated the prognosis by
only a few weeks
1t might be envious to speculate as to
how far the shrewd Palmerston kept this
prophecy in mind in accepting the Office
Of Premier, and the task of settling the
War.
According to the n. Y. Post Col Kin
ney has not abandoned his project of coloni-
zing the Musquito country. According to