Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-04-07
Gelsarapbir.


New YORK, April 6.-The steamer Baltic ar
rived al New York to-day, bringing Liverpool
dates 10 the 24th of March; and from our tele
graphic dispatches we learn that the first OF the
four points OF guarantee on the Eastern question
placing the Danubian provinces under the pro
iectorate OF the four powers, was Immediately
agreed in the Vienna conference. The second
point, al latest advices, was under discussion.
The Gar Alexander had made speech, and
addressed IL TO the whole army. On the whole
the language may be interpreted paeifcally.
Affairs in relation 10 the siege of Sebastopol re-
main unchanged. Lord Raglan admits officially
that the Russians daily making the place
stronger.
SECOND DIsPATcH.l
The new steamer City of Baltimore, ofthe Liver
pool and Philadelphia line, has been taken up by
the French Government Tor six months, and has
left Liverpool for Marseilles, having in tow the
American ship Ticonderoga, which has also been
taken up by the French Government.
The Gear had made several speeches, which
were mild in their tenor, 10 the diplomatic body,
but strong and warke 10 the army. On the whole,
however, the speeches are construed as pacific.
The Paris correspondent of the London Times
telegraphs under date of Friday evening as fol-
lows: The news from Vienna appears TO be favo-
rable to peace, and people are disposed 10 believe
that the conference will be attended with happy
results. Count Nesserode will be at Vienna
when the negotiations become critical.
1.-THE Porte has determined to maintained undi-
minished its sovereignty over the Dardanelles,
and protests against any of the Christians in The
Empire being placed under any foreign protection.
The Porte also desires The participation OF Prus-
STA in the pending conferences.
Ali Pacha the Turkish minister of foreign affairs
has been summoned tc Vienna.
From the Crimea.
The official reports of the storming of the Mala-
kof redoubt on the night of the 23d of February
have been published.
An Anglo French squadron of 25 steamers was
on the way to Genoa 10 embark Sandman troops
for the Crimea.
The Russians have sunk three or four more
ships Of war off Sebastopol.
General Items.
Advices from Odessa 10 the 18th, say that Prince
Menschikoff had died of fever at Smperopel.
This is doubtful.
The French hospital al Constantinople had been
burned to the ground, and nnety-six persons per-
ished.
The palace Beglereg, in Constsninople, has
been repaired, and put in order for Napoleons
accommodation
The Pope has sent an embassy of coincidence
to the Emperor Alexander.
Ii is reported that Gortschakoh has been ordered
from ST. Petersburgh 10 take Eupatora at any
price.
Letters state that Russian preparations indi-
cate the eventual evacuation of Bessarabia with
out contest.
The Grand Duke Constantine directs the fleet
and the ministry of marine.
nocturnal levy Of recruits was made through
out Russian Poland on the night of the 18th.
England.
In the House OF Lords Lyndhurts and Claren-
den had spoken severely against the vacillating
conduct Of Prussia.
The proceedings of the Roebuck committee
were drawing TO close.
France.
Louis Napoleon had reviewed the Imperial
Guards and made short patriotic speech
Belgium.
A new ministry had been formed but only held
Office one day and the crisis therefore continhed.
From China.
The attempt of the French 10 storm Shanghai
proved failure.