Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17


The BAlts9 Jlf liverpool on the slter.
noon Of the 24tli, and reached her dock
here little before O'Clock this p. m.
The new screw steamer City of Balti-
more, of the Liverpool and Philadelphia
line, had been taken up by the French
Government for six months. and had left
Liverpool 70. Marseilles, having in tow the
American ship Tic ,nderoga. also engaged
by the French Government.
The Gar Alexander had made several
mild speeches to the diplomatic body, but
strong ones TO the army-on the whole
his language was interpreted 10 3 pacific
sense.
The first of the four points which had
been unanimously agreed TO at The Vierf-
ma conference reads as follows
Abolition Of the exclusive Protectorate
of Russia over Moldsvia and Wallachia,
the privileges accorded to those provinces
by the Sultan being placed usdef The guar
rantee of the three powers.
The last dispatch from Venra, dated
Friday evening, says the conference vas
progressing favorably, the second point is
either settled or will be tomorrow.
1t must be repeated that the Question OF
peace or war will not be decided Until the
81 point is settled.
Count Nesseifode, it is believed will
proceed to Vienna when the negotiation
becomes critical.
The new Car gave strong indication OF
abiding by the plans traced out by his
father, and that he would make no con-
cessions.
Rumors are current Of new basis Of
arrangements. including the freedom OF
the Black Sea. opening Of the Danube, and
the erection of Turkish fornesSes In Asia
The Porte also desires tue participation
of Prussia in the conft renee.
Gen. Bursoyhe remains in the Crimea
at the request Of Lord Raglan.
The health of the allied troops was sat
isfactory.
Al an allied cvumvtsor war, neid on the
4th it was resolved to retommence active
Operations.
Lord Ragl.n's latest dispatch is dated
March 9th, and says, The weather is fine
AMI dry. The sick are deriving much
benefit from the change"
A Battery of three guns had caused two
small Russian steamers 10 leave their an
chotage.
An Anglo French squadron were 90
their way to GeHua to embark S,rdlnlan
troop for the Crimca.
n H., Z I'll, eft 10 al
Prince Menshikof died Of fever at Simp-
herpol-doubtful.
The Russians had sunk three more war
ships In the harbor OF Sevastopoi.
The French Hospital at Constantinopie
had been burnt to the trt und and ninety
persons pcrished.
The Pope had sent an embassy OF con
dolence and friendship TO Alexander
A nocturnal levy OF recruit was made
throughout Ru ssa and Poland the night
Of the l2tb;
The ice was broken up generally.
The Baltic and flying British squad
ron the first instalment o: The British flee;
sailed from Sp.thead for Kie on the aOth
of March
The Invalid Russo reports the capture
OF the Turkish camp at Legion.
The proceedings OF the Roebuck com
mittee was drawing TO close.
A new Belgian had been formed, but
only held office FOR day The crisis, con
:, tinues.
Louis Napoleon had received Imperial
fands and made short patriotic speech.
Tie Legislative Assembly Of Denmark
had unanimously passed their impeach'
ment of the Ex- Minister.
The French attempt to storm Shanghae
CA;nn, had proved failure.
The Eslre brings 78 passcngers-a-
mong them Bishop Tinon,
| WASHINGTON, March eth, 1885
| The E Dorado affair is stirring up the