The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-15

A ddisIonai Forctgn News ny the BaIt 8.
CoKsrANTISoPDE, Dec. 2O.-H was conf.
IDENTIFY asserted that resolution was adopted
to storm Sebaslopoh as sOon as the Turkish
reinforcements came up. The Trench.it is
said, will storm while the British Lnu Turks
attack Menschikof.
Il 10 said thss Omer Pssha has written to
the Sultan, making the conditions of his &C.
ceprfng the command, that he shall have two
votes 10 couneiIs Of war 10 prevent his being
out-voted by Canrobert.
VIENNA, Dec. 2S.-A dispatch from War
saw announces that the Russian naval ar
tillery had been taken out Of the Baltic fleet,
and had arrived at Sebastopol, and to their
presence was due the recent precision of the
fire from Sebastopol, as we'll as the new
found holiness of he feet.
Another dispatch from Vienna says that
at the conference held there or the 3Sth,
notes were exchanged besweeM the repre-
sentatives ofthe three allied powers defining
the sense in which the Cabinets understood
the four points proposed as conditions Of
peace.
Gortschakoffis understood 10 have demand
ed time TO obtain instructions from his gov
eminent.
The British Parliament has adjourned.
The Royal assent was given to the for
eign enlistment bills. The meassse con.
tinues unpopular. 1t saia that the articles
of the German Confederation expressly for
bids German subjects entering the military
services Of foreign powers.
Col Colt denies, in letter to the London
Times, that he has offered to supply pistols
to the Gear.
The frigate San Jacinto was at Gibralier
on the 18th of December. The steamer New
York passed the Straits the same day.
/ FRANcE.-The Emperor opened the Leg.
islative session IN person. Ia his speech he
alludes TO the treaty with Austria as defen-
sive for the present, and thanks the British
Parliament for the cordial and warm demon
STATIONS and the English army for its inva-
liable cooperation. The land army is stated
at So 900 and $4,000 horses. with Is. 900
sailors on shipboard. He asks for an ad.
d,ional loan of LAC. 600 men, and states that
the revenue of the county remain undimin-
ished The speech is highly praised but
caused slight depression in funds OF both
French and English.
On the 9th the Minister Of Finance was
authorised to raise loan of 500 900 900,
! francs.
4
Mr.. Soule was present at tie discussion which
took place in the chamber on the sale of
Cuba.
! No report of the discu sion is given.
lrALY.-Foreign loops have Leen With
dawn from Tuscany.
A quarrel has sprung up between the
King of Naples and the Jesuits upon the
question Of the superiority Of the Pope over
lft.x If ~
/ DEC l7rH.-Omar Pascha has left Shum-
la.
The Turkish troops have began to arrive
from yarna.
Il A letter in the Saldaten Freund says that
the defense of the fortress will now be con.
Quoted on a new plan. The costly material
will be removed from the bsstions on the
aIls aud carried back to the ships.
Twenty-Five ships have been equipped and
are ready for sea.
The Fremolin B att says likewise that the
defense Of Sebastopol will be confined to the
forts.
POLAND -Advices have been received al
Warsaw to complete additional works to the
citadel within the drst fortnight OF January
Paskawitch has ordered the immediate
enro lment of three posts of flying artill.
, cry.
. There is a new levy made to create a sec
, ond grand army Of reserve, to be concentra'
ted in and around Moscow.
Twenty thousand men are occupied in for
tifying.
A Russian ukase is published, ordering
that whoever, alter battle, shall commit
acts Of cruelty on the wounded or unresist
ing, shall suffer death.
> The chief engineer who conducted the de.
lenses of Sebastopol is Gen. Destrsu, Z
: Frenchman.
Eeight English steamers have taken thu
soundngs of Etchakof.
l. is surmised that the allies will make AT
: attack on Kumburn preparatory to the attach
on Perelof.
j, A levy Of ten men in every 1000 has beer
ordeId IN the eastern half of the Empire, Ont
D will be completed on the 18th of March.