Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-04-13
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
New York, Anril 6.

The Baltic arrived with Liverpool date,
TO the oath. Bresdstufs Dol much chang
ed. Provisions about as per last arrival.
Nothing important from SebastopoL
The Vienna Conference unanimously
agreed on the irs, point, placing the princi
palities under the FIVE powers.
The Baltic left Liverpool on the afternoon
Of the oath. and reached her dock here q
little before one O'Clock.
The screw steamer City of Baltimore, Of
the Liverpool and Philadelphia line. had
been taken up BY the French government
for six months, and had left Liverpool. for
Marseilles. having in tow the American ship
TicOnderoga, also engaged by the French
Government
The CIR Alexander had made several
speeches, mild to the diplomatic body but
strong to the army, on the war. His Ian
gusge was interpreted in pacific sense.
The first Of the four points which had
been unanimously agreed to at the Vienna
Conference reads as follows: Abolition Of
the exclusive proteetorate of Russia in Mol.
dayia and Wallachia. The privileges ac-
corded to those provinces BY the Sultan be,
ing placed under the guarantee ofihe Five
Powers The latest despatch from Vienna
dated Friday evening, says the conferences
are progressing fayorably. The I'd point
was either settled or will be to-morrow. It
must be repeated that the question of peace
or war is not decided until the Sd point is
settled.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times telegraphs under date of Friday even
ing,-Eews from Vienna appears to be "a
vorsble 10 peace, and at Paris people are
disposed to believe that the conferences viii
be attended With favorable result Mes
selrode it is believed will proceed TO Wen
ma when the conferences become critical.
The new Gar gave strong evidence Of
abiding BY the plans traced out by his fa-
tber and that be would make no concessions
Rumors we're current of new basis OF
arrangements including the freedom of the
Blsck sea. the opening Of the Danube, and
the erection Of Turkish fortresses in Asia.
Constantinople adviees state that the
Porte has determined to maintain undimin-
ished sovereignty over the Dardsnelles, and
protests against the Christians Of The en-
pire being placed under any foreign proiee-
ton. The Porte also desires the psrticipa-
ton Of Prussia in the Conference.
Ala Pachs, minister Of foreign affairs
had been summoned 10 Vienna.
The official reports of the storming OF
Ma!akeff redoubt on the night of the 23d Of
February, BY the French are published. and
exhibited one of the most gallant achiev-
ments Of the campaign.
Gen. Osten Sacken telegraphed to ST.
Petersburg on the nigh; of the l0th-Ws
erected new redoubi about 200 yards in
front OF the Kornilof bastion. Our works
are carried on with success. Nothing Of
importance before Eupatoris.
Gen. Burgoyne remains in the Crimea al
the request of Lord Raglan.
The health of the Allied troops was sat
isfactory The English position was well
fortified, The Russians had received rein
forcements.
At the allied council of war, held on the |
4th it was resolved to re commence active
operations.
Lord Rsglan's latest despatch is dated
March 8. and says, the weather is fine and
dry. The sick we're deriving benefit from
the change. Gen. Pennyfeather had re-
Joined his division. That British battery
Of guns had caused small Russian sieaul-
ers to leave their moorings. nnd that the
Russians were receiving larger reinforce
ments, provisions and munitions Of war.
Omer Pasha's force on the Sd Of March
was $4,000. and continually being reinfore
ed. Nicholas death vas announced in Sc
bastopol on the 9th March.
An Anglo French squadron Of 25 steam
ers were on the way TO Genoa, to embark
Sandman troops for the Crirea.
Odessa advices of the l4th state that
Prince Menschikoff died of fever al Soma
pboral-consided doubtfal
Constantinople letters Of the 18th March
mention that continued shocks of earth
quskes we're being felt. Mount Olympus
smoked like volcano.
The Russians had sunk two or three
more ships of war in the harbor Of Sebssto-
pol. The French hospital at Constantine
pie had been burnt to the ground and SO
persons perished.
The palace of BegIer Bey had been re
paired and put in cTder for the Emperor
Napoleon.
The P.pe had sent an embassy Of condo
lance and friendship 70 Alexander.
It was reported that Gortschakof had
been ordered from St. Petersburg TO take
Eupatoris at any price, and was preparing
10 obey.
Letters state that the Russian prepara-
tions indicated an eventual evacuation Of
Besersbia without a contest
The Grand Duke Constantine is giving in
bis capacity Of Grand Admiral the direc-
ton Of the feet and ministry Of marine,
A nocturnal levy of recruits was MADE
Russian Poland on the night Of
tue 18th. The ice was broken up generally
in The Baltic, and d flying British squadron.
the first insialment of the Baltic feet, sailed
from Spithead for Kiel on the 20lh March. .
The Invalide Russo reports the capture
of the Turkish camp at Leghoi, Asia
The 2Ist of March was observed as na-
tional fast day throughout Great Britain.
In the House of Lords. Lords Lynden-
hurst and Clarendon had spoken severely
against the conduct Of Prussia.
The proceedings of the Roebuck commit
lee are drawing to close.
Louis Napoleon has reviewed the lmpe