Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-06-08
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ARRIVAL OF THE
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Steamship Pacific
At NEW YORK.
Progress Of the War.
Turks Returning.
Gen. CanroLcri Resigned.
Aus,rid and Russia Negotiating.
Aus,ria and Russia Negotiating.

Steamship Pacific arrived here thi:
morning at I o'clock. unannounced, ow.
ing to the dense fog or smoke in the
harbor. Her news is to the 10Th inst.
She brings 1856 passengers. amongs,
them the Hon K NJ Lane, u Commls
sioner To- China.
The Pacific arrived on the afternoon
of the 18th. and sailed Tor Nex York
about noon on the 18th.
The ST Louis arrived off Cowes on the
18th.
The War.
The siege OF Sebas,opol makes bu,
little II any progress, The Ia,es, date,
by mall are To April 30, and by ,eIe.
graph, 80 Tar as published, to the 18th ol
May.
Gen. Canrobeu had reviewed the en-.
tire French army. and assured them he
would enter Sebastupol, either by the
door or window.
Symptoms have nanspIfed ot extend
ed epcfatlnns teug about TO be coinmenc
I'd on the part OF N. allies.
\ lsmcc Of I5,0OO TURKS, French. aud
English hastily embarked on boatd ot
the avallatle ships near Sebas,apol, aud
stood away IN the drect,on OF the sea :"
.A<pii HEY feiurnod II, day OF two
alIrr aud a. hastily dl>cubarAcd.
Omar Paeha "ud hts troops we're MAX
lne all speed to ensc"uce themselves l.
sain tn Eur,,or,a.
hi f ~, =
between The Russians and French, was
a desperate affair. The Russians Al,
tempted to dig new rd- pits, aud the
Fteuch partially prevented them. Tive
hundred French were placed hors an
eoaba't The French managed to push
.hcis sap considerably forward aud mount
ed several new guns.
4 despatch OF Nav Is. Gays tn. ad
sanccs afe approaching surely though
slowly.
4 despatch from Lord Raglan Oh the
same day, says the Russians had con
situcted Il new battery on the lett Of tho
Manelou, aud there was every appear
ance Of the establishment oil ver,
large camp on the Plateau above til.
Beioeck, on the north side extending To
wa,ds Mackenzle's farm.
The Russians made souic on The
night of the lllh, on the advanced works
OF the leii attack, bn, we're imtnediatcl,
tepu.>cd with considerable loss.
! A short truce was granted ON the eve
uing OF the 10Th to allow the Russians
| IA "A h.. - bp. l..
hes advances.
Gort.chakoii ,eiegraphs that the allies
IN the 9th. were occupied III augn,eM,ns
their batteries, and reinforcing their ap
proaches against the Central Bas,Ion.
The French Government Is under
s,od 10 have received dispatches. an
nounciug heavy rams. and that thu
trenches We're full ot water, thereby sus
pending operations.
Count Coroninl, the Austrian Com
manJel.n.Chlef. had proclaimed martha
law III the Pninc,pallties.
The caprula,lon tax on Christians i,
Turkey Is finally abolished.
A new man,icsiio from the Gear ORDER
auo,hes levy of twelve men IN ever,
Thousand in the Western provinces. TO b,
coM pIeled by the eni OF July.
A reconnois snce has astertained lha
the Russians have 5000 men in Laki
near Eupatoria.
, Indications ot more intimate relation
shl up between Austria and Prussia are ap
parent. aud an armed neutrality becom
ing more and more probable. An im
portant conference between the repre-
en,a,ises Of the Two powers had beer
held.
The allies are under stood to have Sen
an ul,inatum to the Swedish govern
men:, aud as an indication that 1t vii
! not be accepted. Sweden is said to hav'
ordered the immediate enrolment Of th,
militia.
, The French Baltic squadron had ar
4 rived out, aud the allied fleet were push
a ing forward.
$ General Canrobert has resigned, an
!, is succeeded BY Gen Pelissier.
} The Moniie4r publishes the follow in,
e as General Canrobert's resignation de
= spatch:
J. My shattered health 40 longer allow
ing me 70 continue in the chief com
maud, my duty towards my sovereig
= aud M country. conpels me to ask yo
= to tsanies the command to Gen Pelissie'
= a sk,lliul and experienced leader. tn
: army which leave him is iHact. inurln
d to war, and full OF ardor and confidence
d ! beseeeh the Emperos to leave me sol
o dles's place as = general ol disvision."
e The Minister Of War replies in tern
e Of acceptance, and gives Gen Canrohe
it the command Of the corps Of Gen Pe!r
sier.