The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-28
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
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StVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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JGEE GLARS DEATH CONFIRMED.
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iCCESSIOy OF THE NEW EMPEROR.
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.gNe War Policy Of Nicholas Continued.
NAillF ESTO OF ALEXANDER.
. Battle at SebastOpol and Reported Death
Of the Arthduke Michael.
.h Peace Negotiations and the Vienna
Conference.
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reateued Trouble Between
England and France.
IMPORTANT conference AT BOUL0GNE.
LvAL ARCHBISHOP HUGHES.
THE MAJ II X E IS,
&C., &c., 30.

,htship at about IL O'Clock on MONDAY night but
TO the prevalence Of high wind aud 1t being also
night che waited outside for daylight before vsn-
in She passed the Hook at about SIX O'Clock.
A. left Liverpool at O'Clock p. N. on Saturday,
h inst. She encountered westerly winds.
\ Atlantic saw the steamship Asia on Saturday, the
,rst., of Orms Head, at 3 p NJ, bound In to Liver
e reviously reported death Of the late Emperor Nj
,as Is fully confirmed and his successor, the Empe
i, xander second, has succeeded peaceabiy TO the
ssiaa throne.
% ew Emperor has issued manifesto stating that
VII adhere to the policy Of his father.
Antns and hts other brothers and officers Of the
pini had taken oashs Of allegiance to the new En-
oxandef has confirmed ~ dplomatist Mt the Peace
trso zee, Gortschakof, whose previous instructions
als, confirmed, and the first conference has bcen
z Vienna.
,~S nder had appointed Gen. Rudiger Minister OF
lU lies have ordered their generals to press forward
with the utmost vgor.
hess has been more fighting In the Crimea. The
.nea stormed q redoubt which had been skilfully
te W ths Russians during the night and several
ftd Of the Russians were killed, and there WAS .
'arsl rumor that the Grand Duke Michael was among
,ded, and that he had subsequently, died at Se-
sie'a'
as 70 the death Of the late Emperor, hs had re
.sl oerai MsnschikoH, and had appointed General
.ak kon to tho command in the Crimea in con-
''' with Cen ostsn sacksn, and General Laders to
and of BessarabiA
=. OF disagreement had arisen bet ween tho EN-
r Nagols and the English government Napoleon
. have declared that the allied armies should
B ,gcthtr IL Mr.. Roebucks committee proceeded
"a ~ inss tgaticns.
srsndon went express to Boulogne and made
u IA ,ostions as satisfied the Emperor Meantime,
8. i.te. are proceeding with their Investigations
4 81, believed that the committee would be dis.
are serious difficulties In portions OF Svitzsr.
. 3.l the ministerial crsis continued.
.hs ,hcuAe William, q personal friend Of the new
ss 4 Ru sia has been sent 10 e. Petersburg with
apb letter from the Emperor OF Austria.
4 ti,s ,sace Of the mouths OF the Danube has been
81 e February IS. Numerous Austrian vessels
= Z " grain.
s Of the recontruction Of the British minis.
inrd Pslmerston ss Premier, had reached Con-
st.uc and caused much satisfaction.
l steamer Petrol, Of Glasgow, chartered BY
tes 4 government, Was accidentally burned IN
nir n, Feb. II. The French steamer Gsnse TOOK
, vsy to Constantinople. The vessel was
is j considerable stores wers lost
phic statement mentions that the British con-
81 Ypo rad been murdered during an insurrection;
salo accounts say he died from natural causes.
t-t ~ had boon declared in the governments Of
ar2 Mohilew, which are placed under the orders
s.r.e ortschakof
l4t ba had arrived ct tho allied camp 70 concert
~.
'rs ne 10th Hussars and 18th LAncsrs, an infantry
prisins the 9Th, 2tth, 10th, 43d, SD, 6lst,
p and esth regiments, having present strength
!, will proceed from India early In tho spring
NJ .t Swar, via Alexandria.
". Browning h Co., London, have failed in
t7ss trade, in . large amount. Assets lis. I'd.
Yaat .erling.
fs pa held her first levee for the season, on
aea1a the eth. Mr.. Buchanan was present
20 .E Russell and the other mem ssrs Of the Cabi.
I'D to 90 through the formality OF vacatng
n Parliament, had been re.elecssd-
en-, the Irah gentleman who attempted 70
IS Arbuthnot, an English hsirsss, hsd been
.rte8 prison on the plea OF III health, on con-
~ Ga e will reside abroad until the tsrn OF his
Hhpes ,ir~s.
t stesmer Atrato, from Vera Cruz, February
4aa rived at Southampton, with 81, ,2od, ,sIi in
e Gulf of Mexico.
ot Stanhope ga dead, aged a. He was a
.le great william Pitt. His son, Lord Ma
ss.o Is him.
fHett ships OF the Baltic feet are already asssu-
A II lead.
d s.eamer Arabia had returned 10 Liver
ne war; there was report that the french
Mo cents were negotiating for her services. The
M Ter, ftna, had sailed from Liverpool with
sN and horses for the Crimea, and the Cam
ing for cavalry, for the same destination.
tsHners Great Britain, Indian, aud British
~ also about ready.
e ~ iSnarkst had beea exceedingly active. The
4 weet footing up about 81, 600 bales. New
asquoted at5,., aud middling, g.. upland
and middling at az.
canal aour was quoted AZ 3ss. aud Obi, at
corn is quoted at 4ls, and white at ga
#aits.
al advanced TO 93.
nur ISntion Correspondence.
LospoS, March 0, 1856
az Emperor n Rusaa-TAe New Emperor
= Eapfesto-The War IN ne Cimeo-TA.
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