The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-15
TIE FOREIGN NEWS.

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THE FOREIGN NEWS
The following is given the very latest n,egeure r.
ceived by the last Liverpool steamer The despatch bears
date London Friday night March 30 2
The French Minister OF Foreign Affairs lon here tenA
for Paris where he will stay days and then 20 on "a
Vienna He was closetcd with the leading ministers thru
hours to-day and subsequently had heightened audep
with the Queen, Tie viii bear 10 Vienna the irrcvocal
dcterusnation Of the allies on the third point
Ii Is not true first reported that tho conference p,
ceeded 70 the fourth point Every thing hinges the third
point
The western powers did nor demand the demolition 4
Sehastopo but the reduction Of the Russian power Of M
Bac aud Offering in return, 10 eyacna,e Russian i
ritory The Russian plenipotenliares having power Il
act on this proposition RENTED the TO 81 Peter
burgh, and there the matter rests for the present
All the plenpotentiaries at Vienna have sent ther
governments for further instructions
Prince 9ortschakotf the Goth moved in Tie eunt.
ence that Russia be admitted to participation in The A
alterations.
One thousand English Lanccrs have arrived at Sua
from India.
From Copenhagen aud Elsinore there information t,
the Baltic is still much obstructed with drift Ice
despatch from Madrid, under date Of March 20 an
that Espartero resisted the demand for demo
cratic modification OF the ministry, made by different lead
ers OF militia who assembled ut night Attempts AT dpor
had been made but failed and Madrid Tranquil
Dates from Hong Kong to the 18th Of Februf>y rcpor
that the insurgents besegng Canton had taken one
OF the forts aud plundered the surrounding villages
There are favorable indications from St Petersburg
A new Belgian ministry has been formed
From Spain there is intelligence Tint the ministry
gaining ground at Madrid.
From Canton accounts represent the insurgents as b
ing tranquil
formidable Russian force has assembled around Eugs
tora virtually besegng the place but the Russians could
not hold Eupatoria ii captured il is completely unde
the guns of the English fleet
Lord Raglans latest despatch announces that STEADY
fire going without any change In the aspect Of If
h.,xu
The Russians continue to strengthen their works recently
thrown up in advance OF the Malakoh Tower Eforu
making destroy Them and nightly encounters o
place between the French and Russian rnemen The latter
have been repeatedly dslodged but again return at
pits under cover Of the Russian batteries.
The death of Mcnschkoff is reported.
The Paris correspondent Of the New York oommercal
Advertiser under date of the 27th ultimo writes as @
lows:
BY the last packet it mentioned that the movement
Of the Russians at Scba5topol and It's neghhorhood plainly
indicated that IL not their intention TO remain On M
defensive and that active events might soon
expected accordingy appears that they have made sO
considerable efforts marked with much boldne@, pa
which have with the usual termination As the news
is BY telegraph only the extent Of their defeat Is pa
known but there s to believe that IL has been con-
plee far the nature Of such operations could admit
On the 18th they stated 10 have opened the FIRE OF E
batteries against the English the heights Vt Baaksu
and to have been totally routed while four days later
attack the whole line OF the allies, they dnva
back with great loss Nothing IN snd of the loss e''hus
the English in the first affair OF the allied armies IN
second and il is therefore hoped TO have been comNs
lively inconsderablc
All The same time, Omar Pasha maintains his ground
Eupa.ora--the place indeed being now considered ~
TALLY mpregnable and in that respect bad scld
against Sebastopol Every effort Is being made by lh
Russians concentrate fresh army in the neghborho@
10 prevent the Turkish general from advancing
the rear of Osen Sacscn at inkermann. Details u the
cent cavalry skirish In which the Russians reported ae
battaons Of Turks have been utterly defeated show s
the conflict Of the most unimporant character and
that the loss which great the side Of the Rus
slams that Of the Turks amounted only to few
together
10 join the army in the Eas continue uncertain rs sa
In the Crimea the French generals making preEaf~
ons for his arrival yet at the time IL has just h
strongly in Paris that he proposes spend M
Easter week in England. Perhaps be win not makt p
bis mind Till the Vienna discussion the four points
srminaied especially IL people say that Termination
TO be looked for before the lapse Of another week
The London papers announce that the Emperor AaE~
leon and the Empress viii arrive in England, sis
the Queen, in the course of the month Of April ~
Times correspondent says;
The rnnor of visit Of the Emperor Of the French
England has often been circulated since the alliance
tween the countries, and IL at last likely to be feaiss
The visit has been decided within the last lew das and
official quarters il Is affirmed that il will take psss 2
Easter Monday. Az for the journey TO the Crimea per
ing more be said than that It's likely TO depend 90 y
turn matters take ut Vienna and If IL be true that y
officially about Sebastopo will be removed otherwise ~
by siorming and capture, there why ssss9
should undertake fa,guing journey, not whouiIrA
Ia its execution, and far from certain IN it's results
ter from Toulon states that the imperial yacht -
Hortense win not be completely fitted up beore the CO..
the month, and IL is therefore thought there tah sa
the Emperor proceed to the crifnea, has been aH
bis departure will not take place some oaf'
have announced.