Demoine courier., 1855-06-28
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ARRIVAL OF
. HE ASIA
New York, June 2n.h.

New York, June 2Dh, :
The s,eamer ST. Louis, from HAVE.
arrived al New York this morning,
bringing later Europesn dates. The Dis.
patch by the Na,ional Line, Just rrceis.
ed NJ this Office, gives the following in.
,~elligence:
"Sale for three days OF cotton TO- 900
bales. Indian corr udranced. Cousols
declined /. Vienna Conference ea,is
ly abandoned. The success Of the A.
lies still continued, but nothing Of q start
ling character had occurred"
The dates are 10 the 9th from Have
by the way Of Southampton.
The abandonment o. the Vienna Con-
ference had been officially announced TO
Parliament ., Ito last meeting. held on
the 4th, when the Austrian Minister
made new propositions, the nature. Of
which are unknown. The MiniSser
wished these propositions TO Re uans.
mi,ted Immediately TO St. Petersburgh,
but the ambassadors Of England and
France not being commissioned 10 &C.
cede. the Conference dissolved sine die.
Tho Russians had abandoned Sanjak
Kalch, after burning the principal build
ing. leaving behind 60 guns. The Al
lies appeared before Gene,ch. and drove
the Russians from the place, destroying
the food depot, and four vessels of war
in the Sea Of Axoff, with an immense
quantity Of provisions, four vessels oil
war $40 transports, and six millions ra'
lions destined for The garrison Al Sebas.
sopol. The Allied Generals held q
council of war in the Crimea, at which
they resolved on an important move.
ment. The French are making sad hav.
&C with the enemy's works, and the
Anglo French troops are full Of enthu.
siasm.
The allied successes in the Sea OIL
Azof are confirmed, and additional ad.
vaniages obtained by them reported.
There 10 nothing new from the Cri'
mea, but all the allied generals had had
a Council War, a, which it was said an
immense and mos, imporsan, move wal
decided on.
The French miners we're making rapid
advances on the works.
SPAIN.
Was more quiet. but The instructions had
been Of q serious nature.
The Duke de Mon,pensier had taken
a political position which caused un-
easiness.
The prospect If another French loan
had caused ZONE ~fuctuation in financial
affairs, and c~onsols closed on the 5th a,
3 decline. Cotton advanced on pre-.
vious quotations. with sales of 10000
bales in the Liverpool market. for the
four days succeeding the departure Of
the Atlantic. Breadssuffs had also i'm
proved.
The day the steamer sailed q dispatch
was received from Raglan dated 6 p. NJ.
announcing that a fierce bombardmen,
of Sebas,opol had taken place. The
French attacked and carried the Nam
elon and White Towers.
The greatest gallap,ry wal being dis
played on both sides. The loss both to
the French and Russians was very grea,
no figures. given.
This intelligence gave great buoyan.
cy to the public, and caused a Sigh, rise
in consols.
The news, other than the above, pre-.
SCENTS n new feature Of striking impor.
lance.
A letter received from the French
camp before Sebas,opol, May 22d. states
that the allies were on the eve Of greater
events.
The las. arrangements had been made
in a council Of war, at which Generals
Pelissier, Canrobert, Lord Raglan, Omar
Pacha, and others were present.
A dispatch from Prince Gor,schsko6
says the Allies have occupied Kertch,
but DO no. push inwards.
On the 23d ult there were 100 cases
Of cholera.
At ST. Petersburg. Supsck Kalep was
executed on the 2Ssh May BY the Rus.
SLAMS.
Both Houses of Parliamsp. me. on
the 5,h.
In the House of Lords. the newspa.
pers stamp duties bill passed through
the committee.
In the Commons, tho debate on the
policy and conduc. Of the wal was 70
sumed, but again adjourned.
The Bey Of Tunis died on tho night
of the Lot Of June.
DETAILS BY THE ASIA.
The news from the Crimea consist,
merely Of the detAils Of wha, VIC already
know. The desperate affair Of the 800
Of May was nothing more than a sue
c~essful attempt 10 destroy some very
dangerous works erected by the Rus
SLAMS in front of their defences. The
allies proposed TO forlify Yenikale and
to garrison il with Turks. but will moi
hold Kertch. Arabat and Ycnikslc have
not been taken BY the allies although
the. bad bombarded one and destroyed
the stores in the other.
The entire Russian force. 10 said to b.
concentrated al Auspi.
In the Baltic. the Allied feet were said
to be close 10 Oro3stEadt. Admiral Dun
das had made . Reconnaissance, and
found that new Notifications had beer
erected since last year.
There seema In he NO liz elihond of 4