The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-06-07
LATEST FROM EUROPE!
ARRIVAL OF THE PACuF1CI
Departure of am Expedition from the
AIliesI
NEGOTIATIONS UNCHANGED, AND GOOD
DEAL OF NOTHING DONE GENERALLY
New York, May 80.

NEW 1ohh, may oO'
The Pacific has arrived. The seige at
Scyastopo remains almost without
change, to May 18th. An expedition of
$4,000 of the Allies had embarked at
Kameishe, and put to sea in the direc,
ton of Azof, but returned without land.
ing. No details are known.
Omar Pasha's force has returned to
Eupatoria. Large reinforcements for
the Allies are expected within ten days.
Negotiations between Austria and the
Western Powers remain unchanged, but
between Prussia and Austria are more
intimate.
Russia notifies the German Govern.
ments that the Car will hold to the first
two guarantees only on condition of the
perfect neutrality Of Germany.
France and England have presented
an ultimatum to Sweden which she seems
inclined to reject.
The French Exhibition was opened
with great ceremony. Rather dull.
Pianori has be executed.
Canrobert has resigned, nominally
from i'll health, and is succeeded by Gen.
Pelssier.
The Pacific brings 1856 passengers,
amongst them Hon. h. NJ. McLane, u. S
Commissioner to China.
SGvAsToPoL-The latest dates by mail
are to April &c. and the telegraph to the
10Th. Canrobert reviewed the entire
French army, and assured them they
would soon enter Sevastopol either by
door or window.
There was combat on the night of the
24th, between the Russians and French
a desperate affair. The Russians at
tempted to dig new rifle pits, and the
French partially prevented them. 200
French were put hors de combat.
A dispatch of May 1st says the advan-
ces are approaching surely though slow
ly. Raglan's dispatch of the same day
says the Russians have constructed a
new battery 10 the left of the Mamelon.
There was every appearance of the es-
tablishment of a very large camp on the
plateau above Belbeck, north side.
The Russians made sorte on the
night of the lth, on the advanced works
of the left, but were Immediately re-
pulsed with considerable loss.
A short truce was granted on the eve
ming of the 10th, to allow the Russians
to bury their dead in front of the Allies
advance.
Gortschakoff telegraphs that the Allies
on the 9th and 9th were occupied in aug
menting their batteries, reinforcing ap-
proaches against the central basIion.
The French Government it is under
stood has received dispatches announ-
cling heavy rains, and trenches full of wa
ter, suspending operations.
Count Coronine, the Austrian Com
mander in. Chief, has proclaimed mar
, tial law in the Princpalties.
A new manifesto of the Czar orders
another levy Vl ~ men to every 1000 in
, the II western provinces, to be complete
by the end of July.
Indications of a more intimate rela,
, ,ionship between Austria and Prussia are
apparent, and an armed neutrality is be.
coming more and more probable Ar
, important conference between the repre-
sentatves of the two powers has been
held.
Sweden it is said has ordered the i'm.
, mediate enrolment of the militia.
? The French Baltic squadron had arri
t we'd out the Allied fleet were pushing for
l ward.
f LATEST. The Monitew publishes the
following as Canrobert's resignation
"My shattered health no longer allowing
me to continue Chief in command, duty
towards my sovereign and my country
compels me to ask you to transfer the
command to Pelissier, who will be a
skillful and experienced leader of the ar.
my, which l leave him in tact, Injured to
hardships, full of ardor and confidence
beseech the Emperor to leave me a sol
dier's place as General of Division" The
-, Minister of War replies in terms of ac-
> ceptance, and gives Canrobert command
of the Corps of Gen, PelSsier.
A dispatch from Canrobert May 10th
says: ave continue the works before
the place. Various attempts have been
} made to smoke out the enemy by canon
Rets or stink pots, which perfectly sue
ceeded The troops are in excellent
spirits, full of ardor and confident"
I VIENNA, Friday evening.--Things have
undergone change. A new Austrian
proposition has been forwarded to Lon
don and Paris. 1t is said Austria will
give material support to the Western pow
ers. should they accept and Russia re.
2 ject the propositions of Varna.
Several bushels of Sir weeks or FORTY
days c)rn from the South of Spain have
% been received at the Patent flee. and