The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-14
The Russians Defeated With Great Lossn!
NEW YORK, April IL.

agreeable conditions to Russia.
The Russians attacked the whole line Of
the allies on the 7th of March, but were re-
pulsed with great loss.
The Washington arrived at her dock at
II O'clock with 1873 passengers.
Odessa advices to the Gath state that the
Russians in spite ofrepeated attacks main
tanned their positions and their guns play
upon the line and part of the camp.
The advanced batteries of the British
were making considerable progress accord
ing 10 the deserters' information. Prospects
for converting Sinope into port and erect
ing extensive land and sea, Notifications at
Sebastopol were considered favorable by
the British government.
Omer Pasha arrived at the allied camp on
the 18th, on the 18th the Russians FIRE from
hight of Balaklavia. The English general
Rueys routed them, on the 18th Russians at
tackled the whole line of allies and were driv.
en- back with great loss, alliance between
Sardinia and Porte was signed on the l4th.
Preparations confined to be made at Constan-
tinople to receive Napoleon. In meantime
both Emperors are to visit Queen Victoria on
the 10Th of April.
France agrees, says the Evening Herald.
to send $4,000 more men to the Crmea il
necessary, after the conference, provided
England furnishes the means of convey
ance.
1t is understood that the conference has
agreed on the second point. The critical
point upon which the question of pence or
war depends. was under consideration,
and would occupy sew eral days.
The destruction Of Sebastopol is not to be
demanded.
A later dispatch states tn at oil conjecture.
as to the result is idle.
Sardinia was in the English market for
loan of f3Oo, 900 at 8 per cent.
Consols 90. Ereadstufs unchanged.
The steamship Star of the West arrived
here this evening from San Juan de Nicata.
qua with full compliment Of passengers.
| In the House of Commons Sir Charles
Wood stated that it was decided. as soon as
the Baltic ports were open, te establish a
strict blockade, which should be effective
from first to last.
| The committee Of enquiry into the man
agement of the war continued in session.
Relations had become still more appalling
| The latest Vienna dispatch, March 81, p.
NJ, states that the political horizon had be-
come still more gloomy.
The British Baltic fleets we're at Spithead
and expected to sail with Admiral Dundas
on the 22d Of ApriI
Prince Gortschakoff arrived at Sebastopol
on the 2O;h.,
On the l4th the Turkish cavalry made
sortie at Eupatoria. but were .epulsed with
a loss Of SO men.
In the House Of Commons, Mr.. Phnn de-
livered an address; he said in the place Of
negotiations exertions will be made for the
restoration of Poland. After debate, in
which Lord Palmerston opposed the motion
on the ground that it would create further
trouble, it was withdrawn.
The Madrid correspondent states that the
Spanish cabinet been discussing a strong
note addressed to the Government by Lord
Howden. the British Minister. 1t was a
question whether the letter should not be re-
turned to its author. Lord Howden got
scent Of this and threatened if such an in.
suit was offered he would, in six hours, sus-
pend all intercourse with the Spanish court.
A satisfactory ajustment was looked for.
HALIFAX, April Is.
The Royal Mail steamship America arri-
we'd here yesterday en- route for Boston,
where she will be due tomorrow, and her
mails will probably reach New York Satur-
day at midnight.
The Cunard steamer Canada which was
detained at Boston till 18th, arrived out at
Liverpool Thursday 10Th March. The Amer
lea advices are to the 3lst three days later
than the Washington news. Affairs have
undergone no change and we have nothing Of
importance TO report from that locality.
Attention was wholly concentrated on
Vienna conference which is reported as
being in great difficulty upon the all iun por-
tant third pont-so much so indeed tina,
all demands of the Allies had been much
modified. Russian pleuipoteniiary bad re-
fered the matter to St. Petersbuygh and no.
thing further could be done till reply could
be received.
The French minister had also been in
London 10 consult with the English Cabi
net on the momentous question. The Duks
of .,ok-J-~ .u.,:c.J k.r1.~ Al. C.;.oo.