The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-04-13

consents unreservedly TO sign The Vienna pro-
tocol.
Lord John Russel's interview with the
King and Cabinet Of Prussia was unsatsfac-
tory.
RUssA-1'here was much discomfort at
st. Petersburg. A large body Of the mobiles
had addressed manifesto to Aexands
against armiug the serls.
New YoRK, April 7.
The steamer Baltic, with Liverpool dates
to the 25lh ult., arrived yesterday.
The Gar made several speeches, which are
interpreted in pacific sense.
That clause of the four points placing the
Danubian provinces under the Prctectorate
of the Five Powers was unanimously agreed
to at the Vienna Conference. 1t reads as
follows: The abolition of the exclusive pro-
tec.orate of Russia in Moldavia and Waa-
CHA, and the privileges accorded to the Sui
tan, being placed under the guarantee Of the
| Five Powers.
The latest dispatches, dated Vienna Friday
evening, say the Conference is progressing
favOrably. The second point will be settled
today or to morrow, but the question of peace
or war will not be decided until the third
point is settled.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times teIeglaphs, under date of Friday eve
ming, that the news from Vienna appears fa-
vorable to peace.
The people are disposed to believe the
Conference will be attended with happy re-
suits.
Count Nesselrode proceeds TO Vienna
when negotiations will become critical.
The new Car gave strong evidence of
abiding by the plan traced out by his father,
and would make no concessions.
Rumors are current that a new basis Of az
engagements is proposed, including the free
dom of the Black Sea, the opening ofthe Dam
ube, and the erection of Turkish forts, &C.,
in Asia.
The health Of the allied troops is satisfac.
tory. 81.
The French hospital at Constantinople
was burned and 90 persons persisted.
Odessa advices of the l4th say Prince Men.
schakoff died of fever.
1t is reported that Gortschakoff has been
ordered from st Petersburg, to take EupatO-
ria at any price.
Observation-Disclosures ndvices state
that the Porte has determined to maintain
undiminished sovereignty over the Darda-
neIles and protests against the Christians of
his empire being placed under foreign protec-
ton. The Porte also desires the participa.
ton Of Prussia in the Conferences.
Ali Pasha, the Turkish Minister of For
eign Affairs has been summoned to Vienna.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.-.Ofieial re
ports of the storming of Malakof redoubt,
on the night of February 23d, by the French,
as published, exhibit one of the most gallant
achievements of the campaign.
Gen. Osten Sacken telegraphs to st. Pc
tersburg on the nieht of The 10Th eve
erected n new redoubt about three hundred
yards III front of Korniloff bastion. Our
works have been carried on with success"
Nothing of Importance has TRANSFERRED be.
fore Eupatoria.
Gen. Burgoyne remains in the Crimea, at
the request of Lord Raglan.
Satisfactory accounts have been received
of the health Of the allied troops. The En-.
gish position was well fortified. The Rus.
81 ans had received reinforcements.
The allies held council of war on the 4th
when it was resolved to recommence active
operations.
Lord Raglans latest despatch, dated the
9th of March, says:
"The weather is fine and dry; the sick are
deriving benefit from the change. new
British battery of three guns caused two
small Russian steamers to leave their moor.
ings. The Russians are receiving large rein
forcements, supplies of provisions and NUM-
tons
Omer Pasha's force on the Sd of March
numbered $4,000 men, and reinfoycements
were continually arriving.
The death of Nicholas was announced in
Sebastopol on the 9th of March.
A French Squadron of twenty-five steamers
is on the way to Genoa to embark the Sardi.
man troops.
Odessa advices Of the l4th, announce the
death of Prince Menschikofi' at Smpheropol,
of fever. This, however is doubtful
The Russians have sunk four more ships
in the harbor Of Scbastopol,