The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-09
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The Vienna Conference has been broken
off. Russia rejects the Allies demands.
Sebastapol has been b~ombarded since
the 9th, result doubtful.
The new British loan has been taken.
Emperor Napoleon, accompanied by the
Empress, had been one week in England.
immensely glOrifed.
The British loan is fG6,O 600, 600 sterling
10 be taken by the Rothchilds. Taxes are
to be increased on incomes, and on spirits.
tea, coffee and Sugar, a stamp is propos:
ed.
England assents 10 Louis Napoleon TAX
ing command of the allied army in the Cri-
mea-regarded as doubtful, though it is
rumored.
The Vienna Conference was broken of
after tie 12.h session. There arc strong in
dica.ions that Austria will not act against
Russia.
Lord John Russell and NJ. Drouy Do L,
Hugs have left Vienna.
The bombardment ofSebastopol common
ced with 500 guns on the 9th, and continu-
ed necessarily to the 18th. Assault is not
practicable, but will storm if possible.
Brown, Shipley &c Co, quote wheat and
flour declining. Corn advanced. Western
canal flour 39@41s; Ohio 42a43s; wheat
~lls6da12s2d. Yellow corn 43s5l.
All hopes of Austria taking the field a.
gainst Russia are at end.
From the seat of war we learn that dur
ing the first two days Of the bombardmnnt,
the FIRE of the besiegers was much heavier
than that from the city, and much damage
was done to the Russian works.
During the night of the 18Th The left at.
tack of the allie obtained considerable ad-
vantage over the Russians. The, Russians
were twice djsIodged from a fortified posi-
ton, and it remained in the hands of the
French.
Five Of the seven admirals Of the Russian
Acct in Sebastopol have either died or been
billed since the seige began.
Gortchakofha published an address to
the garrison, in which he states that mat
ters look more encouraging to the besieg-
cd.
Serious trouble had been created at Kra-
joga by the brutal conduct of the Austrian
officers. The people attacked the Austri
ans and drove them from the city.
The official statements return 247 killed
on both ldes. The excitement continues,
and depu.aiions have been sent to the Sal
tan, at Constantinople. to demand justice,
Operations for Strengthening the Russian
forts IN the Baltic are going forward with
great activity, and 10000 troops will con-
~centraie in the Baltic provinces.
Most of the British advanced squadron
are detained in the Great Belt by ice,
Parliament assembled on the 10Th ult.
The estimates of expenses of the Govern
ment are G86;339, 600; the revenues are es.
timaled 1858, 1923, 900.
1t is thought that much party discord will
REESE, from the manner Of securing the new
loan, as it Involves a great principle Of III,
nance.
The visit Of the Emperor and Empress Of
France created a perfect Juror of excitement
The Emperor made a speech on the occas.
ion Of his reception by the Lord Mayor Of
London, which gave great satisfaction.
Mr., AIayard was entertained on board the
clipper ship Donald Mckay.
The captain of the Boston ship Enocl
Train has been fred $40 for taking al
excess of passengers.
The Russian prize Si,ka, has been hand
ed over to the French.
Two thousand Golfers at Wsgun are on a
strike.
Roebuck's committee is progressing with
its Investigations.
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