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ARRIVAL OF TEE ATLANTIC.
The Cars Death Confirmed.
ALEXANDER SUrCEEDS 70 THE THRONE.

come up till day light. She experience
westerly gales during the entire passage
She brings "A passengers. among then
are Bishop nughs. Bishop Newman. &c
The Atlantic arrived out at Liverpool
on the 4ln I. NJ.
Tho death of the Cz1r Nicholas is con
firmed. He died shortly after moor
on Friday, March BUD. Ills death wa,
from atrophy of the !uugs--af,ef only Z
few days illness. Ills last words to the
Empress were. tell Frederick. the King
oil Prussia, to coniinue attached TO Russia
as he has hitherto been. dad never 10 for
get his fathers words"
II IS said that few DAYS before bis
death. The Car succesd$a in. efecting q
complete reconciliation between his two
elder sons. Alexander aad Constantine,
who were al variance.
The news of the Emleror's death was
received in England will every demons
,ration Of JOY. In seyefal of tho theatres,
the managers came bsoTe the curtains.
and announced the fatts which wns re,
ceivad with ,uinuliuous. cheering. Some
OF the people were Disappointed, tina! Tho
authorities did not ring The church bells.
AT Berlin the court placed itself in
mourning, aud orders were issued for syn.
bo's OF mourning COR weeks.
Ar Vienna, the news caused much asi-
tatian. An order Of the day. by the En-
peror of Austria directed that in acknowl
edgement Of the services rendered with
noble eagerness. by the Emperor Nichol
as, during time Of unfortunate trial, the
Emperor N;cholos's regiment Of Cuirns.
siers should always preserve that name.
rs q souvenir.
At Paris. the Police arrested the Bal
lad Singers for chanting verses diarespec..
iul Of the dead Car.
A 'elcgraA despatch from Berlin of
the 9Th. states that tie Emperor Aiexan.
der 2i, who has succeeded quietly to the
Throne. has issued manifesto III which
he promises to adhere 10 the policy of his
father.
The Grand Duke Constantine. and the
o:he. officials had formerly taken tie
oath of allegiance to Alexander. aud the
whole garrison wast o do so Is soon as
The 81.
Ambassadors had been despatched TO
Vienna and Berlin 70 announce the ne
Emperors accession 10 the throne.
y synopsis OF Afxander's Manifesto
is received via Koaingsbuig. 10 de-
clares the welfare of his En- ire to be bis
onlyspbject, that he viii endeavor to
maintain Russia in ihe highest standard
of power and glory. aud aim to accom-
plish the wishes and views of his prede.
cessor. He hopes tie zeal of his sub
jscts will assist him hherein.
Fer several days tie rumor was prara-
lent that the Grand Duke Michael had
been severely wounded in an engagemeu,
and had died in S, bas.opoi. Th:s ra-
quifes confiIma.ion.
The deceased Emperor had alresdy re-
called Menchikon isom the Crimea. and
given the chief commasl 10 Prince Gort-
schekoif. and the .ecoid to Gen. Ostsn
Sack.n.
/, is also stated that Gen. Ridge has
been summoned from fe high position
he held in the army in Poland. TO the di
rection OF the Ministry of War, in place
of Prince Dolgorouki, aud il was surmis.
ed tho; Gen. BiluhoT would be removed.
These appointments, il authenticated,
ARE of much importance.
Immediately on the death Of Nicholas
being known in Paris. orders were sent
to Canroberl to push gu the seigs OF Sc
astopol with the utmos. vigor.
OF the departure of the Emperor Ma
poleon for tbs Crimea, nothing additional
was known. Preparations continued 20
&c made.
A despatch from Sesas.epol Of March
9Th. reached Paris. II says 80 900 Rus
SLAMS were threatening, The English force
at Ba!aklava. Gen. Bosfost was endeavor
ing TO get his corps in the rear Of the
enemy, with a view Of cutting them of
from Ieinforcem enis and become the at
tacking party. The weather was very
variable. 81, at latest dates il was fine.
A convey Of 200 w,gons succeeded in
entering Sebastopot.
Firing continued to ,e kept UP on both
sides with more or lest steadiness.
During the night Of The 2lst February.
the Russians threw up reJoubt on the
flank of the fortifcstions of Sebastopei,
and in the night Of the 24th il was storm
ed By the French. Accounts Of this e
vent are directly coni:adicied.
Menchikoff says the French were re
pulsed with loss Of 600 men. while the
French accounts claim The victory with
100 killed.
The French had Iiae wise destroyed the
works around Mslakoff tewn. but with
great loss TO themselves
st the attack upon Eupateria. Feb
10Th the Russians numbered $4,000.
The estimated loss on both sides i,
thiriy-fve Russians killed and 70(
wounded; Turks 50 killed and 200 woun
ded.
1t was rumored tha. the Allies iuclin
ed to attack Gen. Liprsneli. and then ful
ly invest Sebastopol. Ills also fumorec
that Schamyl. in conjunction with tbs
furious Pad Mehmond will invade thC
Csimea By the way Of ;he Sea of Azof.
Apprehensiops are felt that uno,he
Csffir war is about 20 take place. and Id,
government is taking measures to svoiC
it if possible.
A Madrid dispatch of March 9Th, says
n haftalltan of M,rinas Left Cad,z IN Il =