The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-07
rELEGRAPHIC NEWS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER BALTIC.
THE PEACE CONFERENCE AT VIENNA
REPORTED DEATH or MENsCHIKoFF
OPERATIONS AT THE cRIMrA.

VI Al nk A.
NEW YORK, April 6th.--The steamship
Baltic arrived here to day with dates from
Liverpool to the oath of March.
Inc new steamer City of Baltimore, be.
longing to the Philadelphia and Liyernoo
line OF steamers, had been chartered bv the
French Government for six months She
sailed from Liverpool for Marseilles having
IN tow the American ship Ticonderogs, which
had also been chartered by France.
The new Gar Alexander, had issued seve
RAJ prociamations to bis army and to the
elpiomstic body; the former strong and firm
in their tenor, and the latter mild and indies.
ting disposition favorable to a treaty of
peace. 0'
The first OF the four points in negotiation
AZ vienna, has been unanimously agreed
upon, and that is the abolition of the exclu.
sive protectOrateo of Russia over the PROVINCES
OF Moldavia and Walachia, the privileges
accorded to those provinces by the Sultan
being guaranteed by the Five Powers. The
latest despatch from Vienna, dated Friday
evening, stated that the conference was pro-
crossing favorably, and that the second point
nao either been agreed upon or would be the
Lea. Jay. Inc question of peace or war was
net 10 De decided upon until the third point
had been settled. Paw
correspondent of the London Times.
tIeiegraphing from Paris under date Of Fri
oay evening, Says that the Vienna Confer.
ence was progressing favorably to a treatv
OF peace, and people are disposed TO believe
1 1mat II VIII be attended with good results
ING C1aI. however, gave strong evidence of
us Intention to abide by the plans traced out
W ms latner' ana make no concessions.
Vienna, if the affairs of the conference bo
came critical. oo "0
Ruinors are current to the effect that q
new w. OASIS OF arrangements will be adopted
at Vienna, which will include the Freedom Of
the Black Sea, the opening of the Danube.
and the right OF the Sultan to erect Turkish
forts in Asia
Advices from Constantinople state that the
Porte Is determined to maintain his sover-
elgnty intact over the Dardanelles, and pro.
tests against the Christians in his empire
being placed under the protection of apy
foreign government. He also desires the
participation of Prussia in the peace confer
ence. Ali Pacha, the minister of Foreign
Analrs mas been summoned to Vienna.
FROM THE CRIMEA.
Official reports from the Crimsa have been
received, stating the storming of the redoubts
| at Walakoff on the night of the 23d of Feb
ruary by the French. The report as publish
ed proves the storming to have been one OF
eAAS AAAooe 8 e@Aoht hOuiCNCuuCulS Vi the whole
campaign.
General Ostensacken telegraphed to st.
Petersburgh that on the night of the 10th OF
February new redoubt was erected, three
hundred yards in front of the bastions of Kor,
niloff.
Nothing of Importance had occurred be.
fore Eupatoria.
General Burgoyne remained at the Crimea
| at the request of Lord Raglan, who is in ill
health. The English positions are well for.
tilted.
At council of war of the allies, held on
the atm OF March, it was resolved to recon-.
| mend active operations
Inc very latest despatch from Lord Raglan da
led March Sth, says that the weather in the Crimes
Is nne, and that the sick have derived great benefit
from the change in the atmosphere The despatch
also says that new British battery of three gun,
mad caused two small Russian steamers to leave
| their moorings in the harbor. The Russians were
receiving large renfOrcements provisions, an0
munitions of war.
The force under the command of Omar pacha
on the Sd of March, numbered IS, 900 men, and wal
continually being reinforced
Inc death OF Nicholas was announced in Sebas
topol on the 9th of March,
An Anglo-French squadron of twenty five steam
ers was ON its way to Genoa to embark Sandman
| troops for Odessa.
1t Is stated that on the 18th of March Prince
Menschlkoft died at Simperspol. The report il
The Russians had sunk more of the allies shin,
| 10 the harbor of Sebastopol
The French hospital at Constantnople had beer
burned to the ground ninety.sx invalids perishine
10 tne names The palace OF the Bey Abefz hao
| been repaired for use In its place.
Napoleon had sent an embassy to Alexander ex
| pressing his coincidence at the death OF the late
| Gear.
1t was reported that Gortchakoff had receiv ed
orders to re take Eupatora at any hazard and tina
| he was preparing to obey.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS
LtcerpooI, March 24.-Milegan's Circular quotes
cotton firm and prices advanced 1-16d lid. The
greatest improvement is perceptible in fair quail
ties. Sales of the week 1000 bales to spin
ners, and l3, 600 bales to exporters Fair Orlean
53'4; middllng 3 l6 Fair Upland 1.2 Mid
| ling 5. Market closed steady.
breadstutts generally were unchanged. Western
Canal -four 42s AZ l-2s Ohio 45s, white whea
l2s Cd White corn 44d, yellow 43d
| Provisions unchanged.
| American stocks uncha ued and eteodv