The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-28

: ~ H"e or nov. L cannot tell, h,t iii
Omar Pa>ha being killed.
HE Grand Duke Constantine had Is.. &.
Petersburg for Cronsfalt, and will s,,t
'inentlv inspect all the stron, ,,I,r.s ,Ia-
: tn" coast of III" G,.lf of Finlsnd The -
: 'Tana Duke. Nicholas and Mrlael v.-.
PFepaiin" 10 return 10 the Crmea.
One Week Later from Europe.
HARD FIfHTIN'i IN THE CRrur,-Turr,
thousand MEN DISanIrp rx o~r r.,
TIE EiroEH Srn,,Toro,
ABLE fE">rrcr IN PErssIAN prr,oy,
Il.
NEW YORK, April -
III" Nashville left Liverpool on her rem.
trln. at J oc.ork i. NJ on the 1fh inst a.,
brings London and Liverpool papers of HI.
sam" dav.
The Liverpool r. sronlcnt. written, ~,
Saturday morning saws:
In" weeks news NAV hc briefly srlmno,
up In politics we are Just where we w..
EXCEPT that the feeling rows stronger ia.
nothing Is left hut 70 FIGHT it ont.
TIL" Conference at Vienna adjourned -
the 9th. 30 await the Russian u,tima,nm. ,,a
the arrival Of the French and Turkish NJ,
lS;cr OF Foreign Affairs in that city.
-!roflcr drtarhmrnt of the Baltic flee, Ia,
sailed from Srithead. ard the hvin- s,nal
ron had already arrived oat.
THE VIENNA CONFEHENCL
The Vienna Conference met on Monn..
the 2l inst. hu' Immediately adjourned tori,
iollowin" MONDAY the oh. at which tine |;
was cN,..rtca the Cars u.tima,um wo,,,
reach Vienna.
II WIS roi.ti'lrntlv expected that the nres
tion Of peace or war would he decided a; Y.
.nna in .hc course of Faster week.
il i rumorcI that the purport Of VI bro.
uvn he l.huys recent visit 10 London was "
demonstrate against any concession on The
Part "t tl,,. English Cabinet. Another ~.
NOR WAS to the effect that the allies had r.
solved 10 present immediately an ultima,um
to Prussia. torrin. her TO declare for ~
a-ainst the Wc>'ern Powers
TIE WAR.
There ia> been 4 Succession oc sanrninary
conflicts between the French and Russians b..
fore Sr''s>to,,o. for the possession q, ,if,e
amnn>rade pits, with VARYING success. hu,
much loss
In the ''rilnca the Russian and Allied ar
mes ar" actively employed i'm strenctheriu-
Her lo-i';on. and preparing for the gran,
operations o: the campaign
~ a Coanril Of War. held hv the Allies
on he l2fh OF March. Omar Pa>ha was pres
eat. ami II WAS rel'or:cd that ne desired som.
s--:>,an-r. With the French and Encli,b
ticn'rl'> could not give him. The most ,1-
Iced Gf Tie Turks is that they will toe able.
- hold En;,a'otia.
Tr!"-r.,,hi~ wires ar" now established be-
tween Lord l:aclan'> giar'-r> and 8alakla,a.
and Tie Hallway is in working order 10 kt,,-
ikoi
On the 18Th. a reinforcement of l.. Gao
i'.'.ri entered >ria>topol. and body Of Rus
sans. LOCO >.rorn. were Observed "a m.-,b
'''war:> Mark"nzic'S farm. with the intention
Of crossing tie Tclcrna,a to advance u,oa
Ia. lar
DR. Hal. the In .,~t.tor- General of the
Hospitals. reror'cl 70 Lord Raglan that there
WIS II" Illumination of the sick but that the
eases welded IN IL readily To medicine.
Prince t,nr'>cllako.i had arrived AT heal
quarters. and has taken he command of the
i.!>>ian army.
Prime" Mrnrhikoif it was reported, hal
'I.c! GA his WAY 10 Moscow
General Canrohrr. tclccraphs under the
!,'r Of tie 2ool that the Russian Admiral
i>'ailo had been killed. and that the heal-l,
ot HE French troops was excellent. H..
~'..'''> that on the attack of the Russians on
the - and -! Of March. they were driven
ilok with tl.. loss a: no less than 1000 in
Killed and wounded. the loss of the allies be-
inr a'.oui COO
he "t'irIal report Of General O<tcn Sack
IN IN f'-t'rence To The same affair states that
The Garrison made \ powcrtiil sorte for the.
rurlo>" Of lritin. stop TO the work of ar-
preach made " The allies near the Malakoti
tower lh" General adds that fhe result of
the cl2.nEcment was favorable. ina>mu,h a.
i:r ,r-ror,rd IN DESTROYING the works execu-
:ci =, he French. however. without consi,l-
cradle, los
Y despatch from an officer in the Crimea
>.l.r> Hat field operations would commence
N he Il instant. and tina. all the TROOPS a.
l"i't! Aan,'"arh had received orders 10 draw
nearer (" Scia>'orol. and that the ships of
war had ircn recalled to the Black Sea
III" convention between Turkey and Great
l'ri'ain hv whrh he Porte is To furnish 'u.-
'"' ;ra":'~ for British >rr,irr during the war.
was ratified at Cors.antinoI,lc on March
ll'h.
Tie Russians have established two fartf-
81 camps. each of $4,000 men. On. be-
tween Mi-an and Riga AMI he other between
n"vsl ana Nir,,. Ia defend the Baltic PROV
mrs MI fhc larbors are Icing Ito -ked III
t'v >r:'ik'n >h'I'S. so As TO ob>iruct the entry
.: hostile fees
Nineteen steamships Of war. heinz ror-
ton al. the Baltic fleet. sailed from S,ithead
M the evcnin" of the ith inst. Among the
nn'nhcr was the Duke of Wellington. the
T. i->hn Of Almirai pnndi>. The departure
I'll the ll,et WAS attended with all the ,ieInun-
>traii"n of enthusiasm which was witnessed
- Year at the departure of Sir Cha>. Nap
Ter There are eleven ships Vet at Sirthead.
which viii be despatched at an early dar
Mrs Nichols. (Currer BelD died at la
worth. on the 3l>t uit.
The public Of France appear to he well
''lra>cd with the projected visit of the Emre-
f'r and Empress 10 Queen Victoria. and it
IS reported that the latter will soon rccipro-
ate the visit. Ii is also reported that in case
Napolcon goes 20 the Crimea. the Sultan viii
accompany hi,n
LATEST.
\ battle fought on the night of the o3l.
put 5000 men bor> du comlat. We have no
irtal> of the affairs
The Vienna Conference having adjourn
ii Ia TIE oh. there was no news from that
quarter The consideration of the third
"in. would tie the first subject before the
{ Conference. and publi.. opinion pretty