True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-05-30
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
SEVEN DAYS LATER

arrlyedsat, Halifax, at. SO clock; tins NOR
ming. segsa Is :, S.
The Union sailed from Southampton, on
the 9th, for New York, with 90 passcn-
gers. SEX
ENa1AND, -. All the documents, in regard
to the Vienna Conference, were laid before
Parliament, ~ ~
The onigrant ship, John,-from Plyiaou'h,
for Quebec, was wrecked, and number Of
lives lost 30
The English press admits, that hopes of
peace had fed; and no assistance can be
expected from Austria, and but little help
from the rest of Europe. Consequently
France and England, must expect, unaid-
cd, to fight it cut. These views are ex-
pressed in the Times, That paper has
also an editorial article on behalf Of govern
mcut, stating that it is impossible to per
usc the Official documents of the Vienna
Conference, without seen that Russia was
never in earnest, i'll her pretended desire for
peace. ....e ~,
Earl Grey, in the House Of Lords, had
given notice Of d motion, that an address
would be sent to the Queen deplorips the
failure Of negotiations; and stating, as the
opinion of Parliament, that the proposals
vi Russia were never such as to afford u
fair prospect Of concluding peace Milncr
Gobsvn made similar motion inthc Com
mons. ..-y h,.~...r.. ...........
The editors of semi i-ohicial journalsS have
united in favor Of u movement. that the
documents Of the Vienna Conference, ex-
tending to ninety pages, be partially re-
published in the English newspapers. s.--Ihe
request had excited much interest. J ORD
Palmcrstvn cvuded answering the question,
as to whether the Conferences are not
finally broken oiT. But it is said, that as
all tho accredited representatives OF all. the
powers Russia included, continue to res
idc at Vienna, the elements Of the Confer
cncc permanently exist. ....
FHANcE-Drouyn dc L'lluys has res
igucI, from an unwillingness to rrotrac
the war. Count Walcsky, French AmbaS
sador, had been appointed his success
or. a, '-
Pianori, who attempted to assassinat'
| Napoleon, was condemned to death.
FaoN TIE SEAT OF WAR,-Camp cor
crspondcnce, dated April 9th, czphinin!
the difficulty Of the siege, states confident
| Iy, that the Allies have advanced; ant
are acquiring ground, bit by bit, while tn,
works arc so advanced that there can be NJ
doubt of ultimatc success, provided th'
Russians; in the field arc numerically una
bic to force the Allies to raise The siege.
Canrobcrt announced, that when the re
Inducements arrive, they will enlarge tn
circle Of operations.
Tic latest official adyiccs were to th
]Oth ofMay. They state; that on tha
morning. the Russians ma@o d sortie, wit
il large body of troops, on the Allies rigll
adyancc, Che French, in which they wer
driven back Immediately; and that sccoll
similar attempt shared the same fate. Th
Russian loss in those .sorties were ser
Gus. -, ,r aa,.. -- .a r..
E General Nonnoya lad..ariycd with 400
Sandman troops. a..'. ,
In the Baltic, the English fleet was wo
king up prtowards Gothland as the ice pc
mittcd. ... .. ...,.. .s...p,- .
IT. is said France has asked permissiC
, to establish y French camp on, Swedi'
territory: If this be refused, Bomcrsul
is to be occupied, and fortified by the A
! les. .l., ...-.,..s ~ -
Three ships left England on the lOt
for the blockade Of the White Sea-
Symptoms are on the increase, tcndil
to show, that the Austrian and Prussii
Cabinets arc attempting to effect a ge
'' cral accord, among the German States.
y The following is from the London Sta
dard:-Very extraordinary news is repc
.. . ted, from . quarter, which precludcs Il
doubt as to the truth Of the slatcmcl
which has reached us bylctters from 5
PctcrsLurgh. Itappeas that u Gne Am,
y >. Jean frigate-tlilt ship, recently arrived
. u Ballic port. IL was stated that the "
, sci had on board 500 bales of cotton; /
- our correspondent Informs us that on vi
~ ~ ting the ship, there were found; in ad
ton, $4,000 rifles, and 5000 rovolve
NlessOrs. G. Merchants, Of Boston, w
s. passengers. - ...,H.'s....t
% On this, the Standard asks--Whatt 4
of our Consuls ia the United States, about
c. have Permitted such a cargo to leave wi
en- out apprising. Government here Of
lie fact. ....,.... 81 ~ ~, ..tr ,n.
to A Vienna correspondent oftho LOnt
| Times remarks: As long us no revt