Eastern times., 1855-04-26
Later from Furora

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cbarssra s %ail steamship Nashville. ss..;su-
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y pool In place Of the steamship Pa.;ep
atrNeu at New York about pnon q, 81 ae,,nes
ana orihgs news Of her own ,~-;--I. T.eeyt
pooi =" ,'ie oo INST having made The na.s,r.
out IN ABOUT twelve and a half d..tf fS1Sk Ss
left Liverpool on her return trip u d M
on the 3ih inst, ana brings London and I.;var-
pool papers of same date, together viii -slses ah
so passengers.
The second day from New York on IN. ~,
ward passage. Mrs. Rose Riley, one of M
passengers by the Nashville, suddenly disap-
peared. and was supposed to have thrown her
self overheard
The political news is not important, except
that the feeling becomes stronger that nothing
is left but TO fight it out.
The conference. adjourned until the 9th, TO
await the Russian ultimatum and the arrival
OF French and Turkish ministers on foreign
affairs at Vienna.
There had been succession Of sangunary
conflicts between the French and Russians,
before Sevastopol for possession OF rife am
buscade pits, with varying success, but much
loss.
A battle, night Of 23d, put 5000 men hors
du combat. We have no details.
1t being Easier holidays there is little other
news.
Parliament is not in session.
LATEST. The Vienna Conference having
adjourned till the 9th, there was no news from
that point
The consideration Of the third point would
be the first subject in the Conference, and pub
lie opinion was pretty nearly equally divided
as to the final result.
Ali Pasha arrived at Vienna Friday, and
would take part in the future discussions of
the Conference
A despatch from Berlin dated Friday, states
that the Russian party is predominant, and
that the Prussian party will likely throw herself
into the arms OF the Gar, in case of an unfa-
vorable result of the Conference.
In the Crimea. the Russian and allied armies
are actively employed in Strengthening their
positions and preparing for the grand opera
tions Of the campaign.
Another detachment of the Baltic feet had
sailed from Spithead, and the flying squadron
had already arrived out.
The Vienna Conference met on Monday. the
I'd inst. but Immediately adjourned to the fol-
lowing Monday. the 9th. at which time it was
expected the Cars ulumatum would reach
Vienna
1t was confidently expected that the ques-
ton Of peace or war would be decided at Vi
enna In the course of the Easter week.
At council of war held by the allies on the
18th Of March. Omar Pacha was present, ard it
was reported that he desired some assistance.
which the Sgench and English generals could
not give him The most expected of the Turks
/ is, that they will be able to hold Eupatoria.
Telecraphic wires are now established be-
\ tween Lord kaglans quarters and Balaclava,
I and the railway is in working order to Kadikoi.
h On the 18th. reinforcement of $4,000 men
entered Sevastopol, and body of Russians l5,-
600 strong -yere observed TO march towards
Mackenzie's farm, with the intention of cross
ing the Tschernays to advance upon Baidar
Prince Gertachakof had arrived at head
quarters. and has taken the command of the
Russian army.
Prince Mcnschikoff. it was reported, had died
on his way TO Moscow.
General Canrdbert teegraphs. under date Of
Esd, that the Russian Admiral 'Istomin, had
been killed, and that the health of the French
troops was excellent. He states thatin the at
tack OF the Russians on the 22d and 23d Of
March, they were driven back with The loss Of
no less than 1000 in killed and wounded, the
loss of the allies being about 600.
The official report OF Gen 0sten Saeken, in
reference to the same aifair. states that the
sarrisons made a powerful Sortie for the ruE-
pose OF putting a stop to the works of approach
made By the allies near the Aialakctf Tower.
The General adds that the result Of the engage
ment favorable, inasmueh as he succeeded
in DESTROYING the works executed by the
Fryneh-not, however, without considerable
loss
4 despatch from an officer in the Crimea
states that field operations would commence
on the 81 inst, and that all the troops around
kamieseh had received orders to draw nearer
to Sevastopol; also that the shii sot-war had
been recalled to the Black Sea.