Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-04-05

jthas the EiohSlas ReGasens Of Cur
lrasseurs shali preserve the esnsme Is
souvenir ID the Austrian army.
In Paris the police arrested bsiias
singers for chanting verses dssrespeetfu
! to he dead Emperor.
4 TIE Emperor Alexanderas manifest
was received BY the way OF konIgs
, burg. He says the welfare OF his En-
uire shall be bis primary object; that b
viii endesvor 10 maintain Russia on tn
. highest standard of power and glory
and his aim shall be 10 carry out and &C
Icomplish the incessant wishes and view
of his predecessor, and hopes all hi
subjects win assist him in his endeayors
As soon as the death of Nicholas wa
known at Paris, orders were sent te
Canrobert to press on the siege with the
utmost vigor. s.s.ssas
In regard to the departure Of FaPo'
leon for the Crimea, nothing further has
been developed.
The debates Of the first meeting Of
the conference at Vienna, was to estab.
Ilish the meaning Of the third of the guar.
antee points. The Russian Representa-.
tive was not present at the first meet.
ing.
Gen. Wedell had left Paris on his re-
turn to Berlin, and il was said be was
bearer of dispatches, which would in
sure the conclusion Of treaty between
Prussia and the Western Powers.
The ratifcations of the treaty with
Sardinia had been exchanged.
A dispatch, dated Sevastopol, March
5th, says that fifty Thousand Russians
threatened the British forces at Bala-
klava, and Gen. Bosquet was endeayor-
ing to get his corps in the rear of the
enemy, for the purpose of cutting them
off from reinforcements, and becoming
the attacking party. The weather in
the Crimea was very changeable. A
convoy of two hundred wagons sue
-ceeded in entering Sevastopol with sup
plies. The firing continued on both
sides, with more or less steadiness. On
the night of the s1st ult., the Russians
threw up an armed redoubt, in the flank
of the Notifications of Sevastopol, and
on the night of the 24tb, it was attacked
and stormed by the French.
The special correspondent of the
London Daily News, under date Of
Balaklava, February Esd, says that ii
was rumored that Canrobert had or
dered to court martial an officer in high
command in the French army, accused
with holding reasonable correspondence
with the enemy.
It was rumored that Schamyl, in con-
junction with the forces under Nael
Mahomed, will invade the Crimea by
the way of Anapa and the sea of Azof.
The Empress of Austria has given
birth to daughter. a
The difficulty in Switzerland, in the
canton of Tyrno, is between the federal
commissioner and the citizens of the
canton.
Belgium was still without ministry.
The London Morning Herald says it
has the most excellent authority for
stating that the French Emperor has re-
monstrated against the Committee for
enquiring into the conduct of the war;
and that he has said in the event of the
Committee continuing to sit, the armies
Of the two countries cannot act together,
although they may act separately for
the same object.
In order therefore to satisfy Napo-
leon, without offending the English peo-
pie, dissolution of the present Parlia-
ment must take place.
It is not known whether the visit of
Lord Clarendon to the Emperor of the
French had reference to this matter.
Lord Lucan had been denied a
court martial, to investigate the charges
against him.
Apprehensions are entertained in
England that another CATER war would
break out, and England was using all its
influence to preyentit.