The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-01


a., Il The winssses siP4nas.er examined bsors the
s committee s1ss fht salloving testimony regard
= N, otserrarous and Information obtained IN he c-
VA. x.s sEers ! y AZ lid u Lord CaraigAal horse
ahsg could orly ffis al the EnosI Az their
-. nnd taiis ease1 OF TbeF had cAien each OH
- r,ases aud tails az The ragged anc very
- aere seeue3 qaIe contrast ln our fnen they ~tte
tsiv hut not eny for themselves tut tor The hrftist
la BsakasA II ths siealner tliF g iana0h ~ ton
.rtina,le III Ianuay. We were 70 tow harqnes tbs
ss1rss rouvexinr s5ck. The captain 81 thAg vessel
Ia nv causaiu that - had died t~tnF POSSIBILITIES and
ssa .Aat nshy 81 their lcsE had rorea OF and thsy
90 shrVsn them oFrrt'oArd
,thrr witness sessihsa thai he saw soldiers eating
49,. -r.gns ran for want foei 70 cook them The
-. sesvited Admiral Boxer WHO had command Al
p.,lsrn a. a very iuiemEerase OLD who saEs sey
srtrausinary directions.
TSsp castaain 10 the first Gifisscn gave evidence
a4.bs time he was At the CAMP there great deal
fsicknssS saw the hospitals s'srs Gay Ins pelen1s
- ring ON The ground, soEne bushes. Tbs
,s vsrt carried 70 the graves IN blankets and ihs
srets srx taken Of order 70 that effect being gwen
4 consequence q rs being reported that The bodies @eft
ans M again and the blankets sfeiea The onis nt
, hoard stsier making complaints who were not SICK
s when tey complained u their comrades being exposed
~ the blankets being removed There we're many wAla
Sovs bur they had enough 70 esa nom The aeaa horses
without cisEing up the burial ground
Anptbsr extract from the testimony Of Mr. G. Dandas
val suHiss 10 show What British soldiers suffered
from aristocrarie inoompeieney
As 10 The state Of the men their uniforms were ALI u
-ars and iev seemed he IN stale Of extreme alri &Aa
misery The condition Of the infantry was even worse
than thst ut the cavalry, account g We greater ai
lance or their encampInent from baaakAy Then lnl-
forms fer the part tattefed and GENERALLY nes
were greA-coars their uniforms but ahta, 10y fs
were Ia rags he had get hold Of sand-6ags and
vn sgn round The lower part Of their legs come pro-
,p,cn srxinss fhs mud and cold As 10 Ibelr food be
Understood that thsar rations were often very short
Inn NEW c1AEs MANIFESTO 70
The following Is THE manifesto issued By the Gar Alex
ander 70 the RUSSIAN army
ST PrrEEsBrasH, March B 1855
avasnf warriors fthful defenders Of Church the
throne ard the country II has pleased Almighty God 10
Wit Us wi1h most painful and grisvous loss We hare
al lost father and benetartor Ia the midst
u h unpraariea kussas prosperity and glory and
Rusas arms. the Emperor Nicholas Parioritch my
hsssed father has departed eternal life HIS last words
were thank the glorious loyal Guard who in ls15 saved
Russia and Also thank the hrave army and feet and rrsy
God 10 maintain The courage md spirit by which they have
distinguished themselves under long this spirit
remains upheld Russlag tranquility secured both With
in ard withouiand 70 her enemies love troops
nv own children and much conid 10 improve
their condition Though not entirely successful IN that
spect il from Of will, bui because
ala- To derise ANYTHING better DO more
MAY these erer-Ineno-ahle words remain preserved in
your hearts proof OF his sincere love fer you which
SHARE 10 largest extent and lei them be pledge for
der0tlpn for End RuSSsA.
ALEXANDER
uniform by the deceased Emperor and directs them
10 retain their accontremenk the Initials OF Nicholas
The manifesto concludes rs follows.
aNsv the sacred memory OF Nicholas survive in cur
ranks 3 foes and the glory Of Russia
TIE ExrEsoE x1cHoLAss LAST WORDS
According 10 English accounts the Emperor Nicholas
when las addressing Alexander advised hirr make
pea the loss of Russian influence in the Black
ai he Nlcbolas1 would take the responsibility
he hAa NOT believed the possibility Of Anglo French
alliance and that AiexAaaers effort should be
aench France from England sind unite Russia with Aus
trs AND Prussia Nicholas then said have added
Perhaps hid pride had been excessive. and God had hum
The above is probably manufactured for the English
market
The Russian accounts say that Nicholas passed his last
hours gacerng the consultations OF religion All except
tire ariv having retired be asked the Empress repeat
ihf Lords prayer AT the words Thy win he done
earth as in Heaven, Nicholas responded, Always al
wAysl slwsysF He wRs partially lnsengibe for two
hours, and sad something shout message a
dear friend named, and something OF Alexander and
the garrison al Sebasopol few minutes afterwards he
expired.
His body WAS exposed IN the chapel Ardsnfe until the
18th when il vAs buried with the usual solernnnes
TEE cossREss or vrEsxa
The congress Of Vienna formally met On fhs 18th pre
snt French, English two Austrian and two
Turkish Representatives The Russian plsnipotsnary
Telnrrxphir reports Ray thai tie discussion was on
general basis and thai negotiations terminated satisfncfo
ry. RuDors current thar Austria And England win
be content without the demolition Of SehagoFso hui that
Ass'olcon absolutely insists ihGt condition
FKSNA, Friday uightAs the conference yestssasy the
Psnpoienaares exchanged powers and THE proceedings
entered uIOa The fouy bases and interpretations
given them BY the allies having been forth repre-
sentative q Russia accepted them verbally One Of the
tbareupon deputea draw up min
rte or protocol which be signed Tomorrow lSaur-
aarf the hrst thing when the ambassadors This
document viii constitute the hass for the negotiations for
pssce.
PAEf, Friday night-Ibe Hnission Of General weddeal
has completely failed Prussia refuses acceds to the
treaty witt the allies and viii therefore be permitted
70 participate in the conference
FROM srIAFTo8oE-
The Allies bad resumed their 6rrg upon the town Lei
sTa dated March explain the discrepancy between the
French and Russian Of the storming Of redoubi
o. ht nigh N The 23d The French dad storm and cap
ars two RaHau redolbis but finding them not fsnaht
oew ~ The redou1 and retired with loss Of killed
arc 500 wounded
The following il despatch from Mensclskos.
AAfeh l-DnrIng LAST night erecIed second redoubi
~ 'front.' d thai which thr side Of our fertilization
Aha was Impossible for the enemy prevent us Moth
M q importance from Euyasoria
PERI
EArr saat BAaklHrs she sickness. ia decreasing and
e FsA'hsr i clear and frosty Three miles cf railway
are N operation
March ad.The Russians are terrifying in formidable
manner the valley of nksrmsun Te~ are also erecting
nor2r batteries ns Ksrnars and threaten Balsklara
They hart sunk two shiy@ IN the hAror "a stas-
topoL
March 7tThs Frsnch aesTntch giving information q.
ne efsth 81 Naraolas has Just arrived YESTERDAY we
threw rockets upon ksniescb and sci he tuvn m Cir.
-. 80 hussan officers have deserted o the English The
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