Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-05-26

Additional Foreign News.
HALIFAX, May 25-The following additional
items are contained in the papers received here by
the America;
1t is said that grave differences OF opinion have
taken place between the Emperor and the late
Foreign Minister in regard 10 the manner in which
the latter acquitted his duties as penipotentlay al
Vienna.
Ii Is said that the Emperor expressed his strong
disapprova of the disposition which the represent
atives ut the Vienna conference manifested TO ac'
cept the dishonorable and delusive terms Of peace
from Russia, and condemns De L'Huys for TOO great
confidence in the good faith Of Austria.
The Emperor has been everywhere greeted with
enthusiastic plaudits by his subjects since the at
tempt to assassinate him.
Pianori's trial was proceeding. The Judges re-
fused TO admit lady spectators into the Court. ire
trial was being conducted very quietly, with the
view, as was supposed, Of preventing any inter-
est being taken in the prisoner; and 10 discourage
similar future attempts being made TO gain noto-
riety. The accused had given no reason for the
act, except that his family had been ruined by the
French invasion of Rome.
Further changes in the Ministry are rumored-
namely, that Mr.. Billault Minister Of the Interior
will succeed Admiral Hameln, who retires from
Minister of Marine. NJ. Boucher. Minister OF
Public Works, will succeed Billault and NJ de
Richemont, Director Of Orleans Railway succeeds
Boucher.
AFFAIRS IN THE cRINEA.
Gen. Canrobert has announced that when rein
forcements arrive he will enlarge the circle Of his
operations, implying that he will attack the Rus
sian field positions On the 2Sth of April Canro-
bert writes TO the Emperor that the English army
has recovered its health and efficiency, and 10 on
cordial terms with the French.
Procrastinaton and jealousies are damaging the
proposed scheme of Turkish contingent COM
handed by English officers Of the Indian army
THE BALTIC SQUADRON.
Three ships left England on the 10th to blockade
the White sea.
RUSSIA AND GERMANY.
A Russian note, in the form of q circular, ad-
dressed to the German States, says that the Gar
relying on the continuance Of the policy hitherto
pursued by them, will adhere to the solution given
at the conferences to the two first points Of the
guarantee.
BERLIN, May ll--Eyening.- Esterhazy,
the Austrian Ambassador, has returned from Vi
emma.
Parliamentary Proceedings, dc.
long debate ensued on a motion asking for a
select committee to inquire into the practcabilty
of uniting the British armies. The motion was lost
The bill to suppress Gretna Green marriages was
also lost The second reading of the bill permit
ting the marriage to deceased wifes sister was
carried by small majority.
The bill removing the newspaper stamp tax was
read third time and passed.
Mr.. Layard has temporarily postponed his mo-
ton Of inquiry into the management Of the army
and navy.
Mr. Roebuck's committee sstill in session. Sid
ney Herbert and Admiral Dundas have been ex.
amined, and Lords Aberdeen and Deroos cited to
give evidence.
The movement in favor Of an administration re-
form gains ground, and indignation meetings
against aristocratic Encouragement continue TO
be held. Lord Palmerston is rapidly becoming as
unpopular as his predecessor Lord Aberdeen)
was.
An adjourned meeting was held at London of
English contributors to consider how they may
get back their contributions from the New York
exhibition. Mention Is made that the French gov
eminent is responsible for articles sent to the Paris
exposition.
The Queen gave State ball on the 9th. The
United States Minister Secretary of Legation, and
Mr.. Lane were present.
The ship John, which sailed from Plymouth with
387 emgrants for Quebec encountered gale from
the northeast, to the westward of Eddystone light
and the vessel getting closer in toward the land
than the captain was aware Of in making Black
Head headland she ran on a dangerous reef called
the Miracles, by which her bottom was stove in,
causing her TO sink within. very short distance
from the coast
The bulk Of the passengers were swept off by
the sea, and 100 were lost Ninety-three persons
chung TO the rigging, and by great exertons on the
part Of the coast guard we're saved. Among them
were several females and Capt. Rawles. A coro-
ner's jury had Investigated the case and returned
verdict Of manslaughter against Captain Rawles,
who was in custody.