The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-06-01
YoRxIas NEWS.

HALirAx, May A.-The royal mail steam
ship America, Capt. Lsiich, from Liverpool
on The aitsrnoou Of the 18th, arrived here u
8 O'Clock this morning, and left al 10 o'clock
A. NJ. Tor Boston.
ENGLAND AND THE WAR. The English
press admit ,ha: the hopes Of peace have
fled, tina, no assistance can DO expected
from Austria, and bu, little from the rest Of
Europe, and consequently that France and
England must fight !, out.
The London Times publishes remsiks.
bic article expressing these views.
The Times also has an editorial on, be-
half of the Government, stating thai Il Is i'm.
possible to reruse The official documents oi
The Vienna Conference without seeing that
Russia was never in earnest in her pretend
ed desire for peace.
Some, however, think differently, and
Earl Grey, In the House Of Lords has given
notice OF motion for The 2lst, that an adj
dre.s be sent 10 the Queen, deploring thu
failure Of negotiations, and stating, a. the
opinion Of Parliament, thai The proposals Of
Russia were such as 10 afford far pros.
pec, OF concluding q peace, by which all
The original objects Of The war have been
gained and by which the allies might have
gained all the advantages, which can res.
sonably be- demanded rom Russia.
Miner Gibson made q similar motion in
the House Of Commons.
Correspondence from The Camp, dated
April 9Th, explains the difficulties Of the
siege, but states confidently that The allies
are gaining ground, BIZ by tit, and that
while the works 20 advance there can be no
doubt Of ultimate success, provided The
Russians, are unable 10 force The allies 10
raise Inc seige.
The English army had recovered ito
health and efficiency, and was on cordial
terms With The French.
LATEST OFFICIAL. Ssbasiopol, 10Th. The
Russians made sonie with a large body
Of troops on the alliss' RICH, advance irene oh
this morning, but were driven back imms.
dia,ely, aud second similar attempt shared
the same fate. Nothing could b better
than the conduct Of the troops who took
par, in The affair. The loss Of the enemy
was serious.
(SignedD RAGLAN.
Gen. Marinora had arrived, with 4ooC
Sandman troops.
The documents of,he Vienna Conference
| in the whole amounting 10 30 pager, are
partially republished IN the English news
papers, and excited much interest.
Lord Palmersione, in the Commons, eva
ded saying whether The confsreno 60 are, o.
are moi, finally broken of, but said, a. III.
accredited representatives Of all the powers
including Russia, continue 10 reside II
Vienna, the elements Of conference perma
nenily exist, should Russia, or Austria or
behalf OF Russia, make a, ans time propos
ais Offering prospec, Of settlement.
A Russian note, in form OF a circular, adj
dressed 10 The German States, says that The
Car, relying on the continuance Of The pol
icy heretofore pursued BY them, will adj
here TO The solution given at the conference,
10 the frs, two points Of the guarantee.
Lord Palmelslon is rapidly becoming Al
unpopular as his predecessor, Lord Aber
deem, was.
The London Times, in an editorial which
has attracted some notice. says the circum
stance that America does not sympaihiz.
with the Allies, is shocking and revolving
France. Nr. Druyn dc LHuys has re
signed his office as Minister Of Foreign ar
fairs from unwillngness to proiract III,
War. Other changes are going on in the
Ministry for The same reason.
The policy say they have discovered q
vast plot, with ramIfcalions ,hroughou
Europe, 10 promote instructions. and il
consequences Pianore's execution will be
postponed, TO trace his connection there
with. On the day The attempt was made
], was freely stated In various cities Of Italy
Spain and Germany, that Napoleon wa
dead, and Paris in insurreciion.