Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-04-17
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
PROGRESS OF THE VIENNA CON.
FERENCE.
QUESTION OF PEACE OR WARM DOUBT.
LARGE RUSSIAN RElNFORCEMENTS
ARRIVING AT SEBASTOPOL.
IMPROVING HEALTH or THE ALLIES.
Of The Opposing Powers.

New YoRK, April 0.
The Baltic has arrived with dates to
the Gath. The 81. Louis arrived out on
Saturday.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
The frs, four points OF the guarantee,
placing the Danubian Provinces under
the protectorate Of the four Powers, was
unanimously agreed to.
Tho new steamer, City Of Baltimore,
in the Liverpool and Philadelphia trade,
has been taken up by the French Gov.
eminent for six months, She left Liv
erpool for Marsailes. having in tow
the American ship Ticonderoga, which
was also engaged by the French Gov
eminent.
The Czar had made several speeches,
mild to the diplomatic body, and strong
TO the army. On the whole his language
is interpreted in a pacific sense.
The first Of the four points which have
been unanimously agreed TO by the vi.
emma Conference, reads as follows:
Abolition Of the exclusive protecto.
ratio OF Russia in the Moldavia and
Wallachia. Privileges accorded 10 those
provinces by the Sultan being pla.
ced under the guarantee Of the five
Powers.
The latest despatch from Vienna, da.
ted Friday evening, says the conference
is progressing favorably.
The second point was either settled
to-day. or will be tomorrow. 1t must
be repeated that the question Of peace
or war will not be decided until the third
point is settled.
The Paris correspondent Of the Lon.
don Times telesraphs, under date of Fri
day evening. that the news from Vienna
appears favorable to peace and the
people are disposed to believe that
The conference will be attended with
happy results.
Count Nssselrode will proceed to vi.
emma, when negotiations will become
critical.
The new Gar gave strong evidence
Of abiding by the plans traced ou. by
his father, and it was thought that he
would make no concession.
Rumors are current Of new basis OF
arrangements. Including the freedom Of
the Black Sea, the opening OF the Dan
ube, the erection Of Turkish forts, &c. in
Asia.
CoNsrANrINopLE.-Advices state that
the Porte is determined to maintain, un.
diminished, its sovereignty over the Oar.
danelles, and protests against the Chris
tians Of the Empire being placed under
any foreign protection.
The Porte also desires the participa.
ton Of Russia in the conference.
Ali Pacha, the Minister Of Foreign
Affairs, has been summoned 10 Vienna.
Official reports Of the storming Of the
Malkoff redoub., on the night Of the
23d February, BY tho French, as pub
lished. exhibit one Of the most gallant
achievements Of the campaign.
Gen. Ostensachen tslegraphs to St.
Petersburg: "On the night Of the 10th,
we erected a new redoubt about 800
yards, in front of the Kornsloff bastion.
Our works are being carried on with
succ ess."
Nothing of importance before Eu'
patora.
General Burgoyne remains in the Cri'
mea, at the request Of Raglan. The
health Of the allied troops is salts.
factory. The English position is we'll
fortified.
Tho Russians have received rein
foicements.
At an allied council Of war, held on
the l4th. it was resolved to commence
active operations.
Raslan's last dispatch, dated stt
March, says the weather is fine and dry
the sick deriving benefit from the change
that new British battery Of three gun!
had caused Two small Russia steamers
to leave their moorings; that the Rus
slams were receiving large reinforce
ments, provisions and munitions OF war
! Nicholas death was announced q
Sebastopol on the 9th Of March.
Letters state that Russian preparations
indicate the even,(ul evacuation Of Bes
sarabia without contest.
The Grand Duke Constantine directs
the feet and Ministry marine to caus'
a noctural levy Of recruits to be mad
throughout Russian Poland.
On the night Of the 18th, the ice wa
breaking up generally in the Baltic.
! The flying British Squadron and tn
instalment Of the Baltic fleet, sailed from
Spithead for Kiel on the goth Of March
In the House Of Lords, Lyndhurst AM
Clarendon had spoken severally agains
the vascilating conduct Of the Prussians
The proceedings Of Roebuck's com
mittee were drawing to a close.
FRANcE.-Napoleon received the i'm
!, perial guards, and made short patriot
ic speech.
The new Belgium Ministry had bee
formed and only held Office one day.
b The crisis, therefore continued.
# The Legislative Assembly Of Denmar
9 unanimously voted the impeachment I
d the tax ministers.
b. The French attempt to storm Shangh'
proved a failure. Nothing Of impo
% lance from Canton.
o Baltic brought so passengers, inclut
. ing Bishop Timon Angelo. A Frenc