True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-06-06
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FOREIGN NEWS
ARRIVAL OF THE PAC1F1e,

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4 = 4 NEw York. May 80.
BRE EADsTvFFs The markets wholly
unchanged and closed dull.
Accounts from the growing crops arefa,
vorable. b a
GENERAL 1NTELLrGENcE.+ THE sffairs
of the'seige q. sebastepol rOmaip almost
unchanged up tothe 18th ,,,rs..,'>
An expedition of $1,000 allies had en-
barked at, Kameisch and put to :sea,in the
direction Sof AAzof, but without landing.
The details are not known.
Omar Pacha's force has returned to Eu-
patoria.
Large reinforeements for the Allies are
expected within teuIdays, N,6 X
p The negotiations between Austria and
the Western Powers are unchanged, but
between Prussia and Austria they are more
intimate. The Gar will only hold to the
first two guarantees on condition of the
perfect neutrality of Germany. y.-..--s.'.....
Canrobert has reviewed the entire French
army, and assured thom that they should
soon enter -Sebastopol either by door or
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A'despatch of May 1st says that the
advances were approaching slowly but
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Raglan's despatch of the same day says
that the Russians had constructed new
battery on the left of Malakoff.e s. sod ro-
The French Government, it was under
stood received dispatches announcing hea-
Wy rains, the trenches were full of water,
and a suspension Of operations ensued
The French Baltic squadron arrived out
and the allied feet was pushing forward.
LATER.-The Moniteur publishes the
following resignation of Canrobert: ,
"My shattered health no longer allows
me to continue in the Chief Command,
and duty towards my sovereign and coun-
try compels me to ask you to transfer my
command to Gen, Pelissier. He is skill
ed and experienced leader of the army
which Ileaye in tact, Injured to hardships,
and full of ardor and confidence | be-
seach the Emperor to leave me soldiers
position, and place me as General of Di.
Visions" ., ,.. ..... '.... ..
The minister of war replied and accepts
the terms and gives Conrobert the com.
mand Of the corps of General Pelissier.
VIENNA.-Things have undergone a
change A new Austrian proposition was
forwarded to London and Paris, and it is
said that Austria would give material sup
port to the Western Powers if they &C.
cepted, and Russia rejected them. FL.
VIENNA, May 17.-Heavy firing con.
tinues every night before Sebastopol. The
expepition to Kertcht has not been renew.
ed. -.... ....,. ..... ,....
The cholera has almost disappeared.
BERLIN.-Eight Russian Merchantmen
were captured off Dunamande. AT Revel
flag ot truce was flying, but the cause
was not known. ..... 49, ..-a a.a
Roebeck submitted report from the
Committee of Enquiry, to ask if enquiry
should be made, whether Russia and the
United States enjoy the exclusive priyi.
leges of trade with Japan.
Ellenborough's motion of want of cen.
fidence in the Ministers was taken up in
the House of Lords on the l4th. His
Lordship opened the debate in bitter
speech against the Ministers, and made
open admission that a formidable power
was welded by public opinion ard denun
citation, for making appointments through
favor instead of merit. Panmure replied
and Durby and others continued the de
bate. Vote on resolution II for, and 1S1
against. .'' '' .o@ ~. ' .a'. '." .'1.
Pianori has been executed. Five NOR,
refused to make developments, exclaimins
"Vive la ReFublique" just as the knif
fell ." .''.- -.".. 81 'A fi ''.'.s .'
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