Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-09
LATE NEWS BY THE MAILS.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC

New York April 6th'-The steamship Baltic
left Liverpool on the afternoon of March eth, and
reached her dock here at | O'Clock to day
The new steamer City of Baltimore, ftle Lv-
erpool aud Philadelphia line has been taken up by
the French Government for six months. She left
Liverpool for Marsees, having in tow the Amrri-
can ship Ticonderoga, also engaged by the French
The Car Alexander had made several speeches
Using mild language to the diplomatic body and
expressing himself in strong terms when address
sing the army. On the whole his language was
interpreted in a pacific sense.
THE VIENNA CONFERENCE. 60.
The first of the four negotiations which had been
unanimously agreed to in the Vienna Conference,
reads as follows:
"The abolition of the exclusive protectorate of
Russia in Moldavia and Wallachia-the privileges
according to these provinces by the Sultan being
under the guarantee of five Powers
The latest despatch from Vienna, dated Friday
evening, says: The Conference is progressing IA
vorablv. The second point was either settled to-
day or will be tomorrow. 1t must be repeated,
however, that the question of peace or war will
not be decidedly until the third point Is settled.
The Paris correspondent of the London Times
teegraphs under date of Friday evening us fol
lows The news from Vienna appears favorable
to peace and people are disposed to believe that
the Conference will be attended with happy re-
suit
Count Nesserodc proceeded to Vienna.
The negotiations become critical. The new
Cur gave strong evidence of abiding by the plans
traced out by his father, and that he would make
conees siuns.
Lord Raglan's latest despatch dated the 9Th
of March says-The weather is fine and dry, the
sick are deriving benefit from the change.
new British battery of three guns caused two
small Russian steamers to leave their mornings
The Russians receiving large reintorcements
supplies of provisions and munitions of war.
Omer Pasha's force on the Sd of maj oh mum
hered 81, 900 men, and rentorcements were con.
tinually arriving.
The death of Nicholas announced in Sc
bastopol on the 9th of March.
Rumors are current ola new basis arrange
ment, including the freedom of the Black Sea-
the opening of the Danube, erection OF the Turk
ish forts. etc, in Asa.
TURKEY.
Constantinople advices state that the Porte
has determined to maintain undiminished sover-
eighty over the Dardanelles, and protests against
the christians of his empire beingplaced under
foreign protection The Porte also desires the
participation of Prussia in the Conferences.
Ali Pasha, the Turkish minister of foreign at
fairs, has been summoned.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR
Official reports of the storming of Malakotf re-
doubt, on the night of Feb, 23d, by the French
as published, exhibit one of the most gallant a
chievements of the campaign
Gen. Ostensacken telegraphs to St. Petersburg
on the night of the l0th-"We erected new re-
doubt about three hundred yards in front of korn.
iloff bastion Our works have been carried on
with success"
Nothing of Importance has transpired before
Eupatora.
Gen. Burgoyne remains in the Crimea, at the
request of Lord Raglan.
Satisfactory accounts have heen received of
the health of the allied troops The English po-
sition was we'll fortified. The Russians had re-
ceiyed reinforcements.
The allies held council of war on the 4th
when it was resolved to recommence active oper-
atoms.
A French squadron of twenty five steamers is
on the way to Genoa to embark the Sandman
troops.
Odessa advices of the lith announce the death
This, however. is doubtful
The Russians have sunk four more ships in the
harbor ofSebastopol.
MISCELLANEOUS
The French hospital at Constantnople had been
burned, and ninety six ofthe inmates persisted in
the flames.
The place of Begliberg had been repaired by or
der of Napoleon.
1t is reported that Alexander has given orders
to Gortschakoff to take Eupatoria at any price,
and that the latter was preparing to obey.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LIyERpooL,l March 24.-NIilligan's Circular
quotes cotton firm and prices advanced l6dal 8
The greatest improvement is perceptible IN
fair qualities. Sales of the week were $1,000
bales TO spinners, and 10000 bales to exporters.
Fair Orleans Is "a, Mddling ) 3 20. Fair Up
land J -. Mdding ). Market closed steady,
Breadstuffs generally were unchanged, Wes-
tern Canal flour l2s AZ l-2s; Ohio 45s, white
wheat l2s Cd. White corn Aid, yellow l3d
Provisions unchanged.