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FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.

All hopes Of Austria taking the Geld against
Rus'is are ct an end At present.
From the seat Of war we learn that during
the two 6rst days Of the bonbErdment Che Ere
Of the besiegers was superior 70 that Ofthe city.
and much damage was done to The Russian
works. II is stated that on the night Of the
18th the lsh attack Of the Allies gained con.
advantage over the Russians. The
Russians we're twice dislOdged from strongly
fortified posts, which remained in the hands Of
the French. The possession of the position
snsbles the Allies to fortify the summit Of the
ravine. which is of great impoFtAnce.
Since the commencement Of The siege, Ave OF
the seven AdmirAls Of the Russian 1eet Ia So.
vastOpol. bad died or we're killed. on
GorIsehskOf has published sn address to
the Garrison. in which he states that mAtte1
look more encouraging 10 the bssieged. v
Serious trouble had been created at Kra
iOovs, by the brutal conduct Of new Austri-
an officers.
The people attacked the Austrians and drove
them out Of the city. The official statements
returned EAT killed on both sides. Excitement
continues, and de2utstiOn is to be sent 70 the
Sultan to demand justice, -s s.--
Preparations for strengthening the Russian
ports in the Baltic are going forward rapid
ly. and there are l20, ,000 troops concentrated
10 Russo Baltic Provinces.
Most Of the British advance Squadron was
detained in the great belt by the ice.
The Captain OF the ship Enoeh Train had
been 6ned FLO for taking an excess Of pasSen-
gers.
The Russian prize sitka has been given over
10 the French.
The cOlliriOn between the English ship Of
var and the American ship George Hurlbut,
has been Investigated, and both parties exon.
Grated from blame.
Two thousand collien at Wigan, are on a
strike.
Affairs are considerably more active in the
CrmeA.-The general bombsrdment. from 500
guns was opened on seVaStOpOl. April 9th pre-
paratory to the assault. was warmly responded
to by the city. Much damage was d1ne to
the works Of the besiegers aud besieged. but,
TO our latest accounts, the 18th. stOrning had
not been practicable.
The Allied feet lay In line Of battle of the
harbor.
Fifteen thousand Of Omar Pacha's troops
had been brought to Karnack to take share 10
the assault.
THERE'S a report, which We give for what it
10 worth. that during Napoleon's visit to Eng.
land. where With his vile he had been for -
week, and was received with extraordinary re-.
joicing. It was agreed that he should assume
personal command Of The Allied army.
The British Baltic squadron Was At keel.
On the 10Th the bombaFdment was resumed.
The Russians replied With success. causing
terrible loss-The besiegert me with loss to
he garrison of sS3 killed and wounded.
The feet we're In line Of battle before Savas
lopol.
There is nothing new from the other ports OF
Crimea.
A Russian lady was captured making draw.
ings of the French trenches. She will be sent
TO Malta
Mahommsd Ali notifies the Turkish Govern.
ment that he put down the Kurnack Insured.
ton, and killed 400, and taken 800 prisoners
Parllmeut Assembled on the 10Th The es-
innate of Government expenses for The year
is stated at E86, 800, 600. To meet this re.
vene is estimated at f63, 800 600, leaving a
deficiency to meet OF fse,9O0,00O 1t is
thought much party diScord will arise from the
manner ofsecuring the new loan, As ii itinYolVeS .
great principle Of finance.
The visit Of the Emperor and Empress Of
France has created q perfect excitement. The
Emperor made speech on the occasion of his
reception by the Lord Mayor, which gave great
satisfaction.
The Rosbuck Committee are progressing with
th cir Investigations.
France and England, after vainly insisting or
the unconditional reduction Of Russian power
admit that Russia'S propOsitians are worthy OF
consideration.
The rumors 10 that Austria has de6nitly re
fused to second the western powers iu their hu,
initiating demands on the Csar It is nov
confessed. though reluctantly, that the utmost
to be expected from Austria, Is the maintain
ance Of strict neutrality. .ss.
Lord John Russell and Drouyn De LhuyI
had been ordered home, and only awaited the
conclusion Of the lith or fusl conference. Ii
brief the Vienna Conferences, so fur as appear
have failed :and an arrangement on the third
point Of guaranty can only be come to by
large and mutual concessions.
The 18th Conference was held on Saturday.
April 2lst. Il lasted four hours and a hall, anc
concluded by adjourning sine die, Russia hav
ing absolutely rejected the demands Of France
aud England. r.f
II now remains to be seen What course Aus.
trla will pursue. u
Adwcss from Balaklava had been revived tc
the 18th. The FIRE Of the Allies had done CON
siderable damage. but the Russians displayed
extreme activity in repairing the injured works
Several fresh mines had been sprung, which
did considerable damage to the place. The
FIRE from all the French and English batteries
were opened on Ssyastopol on the eth and on
the 10th they viewed the bombArdment as etfec-
tive. but nothing decisive had occurred to war
rant conclusion as to the immediate issue.
Among the conflicting rumors that have aE-
peared. ths most consistent one is that Austria
refuses TO demand from Russia any confessions
further than these three:
I. The Russian feet in the Black sea 10 re-.
main in statue quo. Its said at present 70 con-
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