The Trinity times., 1855-02-24
Austria Withdrawn from her Treaty


The p. Nj. S. S. Co.'s steamship Oregon,
arrived at San Francisco, Eeb. l7th, at 9 a.
NJ.
The Panama Railroad is completed.
BY arrival of the B. NJ. steamship Asia,
Capt. l.. G. Lott, at Halifax, on Wednesday,
the oath inst, at 4 Z. NJ, we have received
by Telegraph via. New York, five days later
intelligence from London, to January 10Th.
Owing to the thick weather, the Asia was
unable TO reach port in time to transmit in
tellgeuce by the North Star, and We hasten
to forward, to our Pacific readers by express
via Vera Cruz and Acapulco, to connect with
the Z. Nj. steamship Oregon, the following
confirmation and startling intelligence of the
storlning of Stbastopol and the utter discom
future Of the a Aes; the revolt of Poland, and
other European news of great Importance
N. O. Pic.
The Diplomatic Conference held at the
house of the English Ambassador, at Vienna,
ON the 2Sth, terminated by the sudden and
indignant withdrawal of Austria from her
former treaty stipulation, made with the
Western Powers Prince Gortschakofl, for
Russia. presented note in Conference, as a
final reply of the Car, rejecting all overtures
Of peace rs laid down on It's former basis.
IfuSSM VIII TtIlull ututIol h'h 10 NNtNa
mined to take 10 active part in the crisis of
affairs which are convulsing Europe. The
news of the conference was Immediately tel
egraphed to London aud Paris, causing great
excitement in both places. Aluch feeling was
manifested throughout tho Continent, ON
hearing Of Austra's lrcachcry.
IN especial Envoy had arrived at London
from France to confer with the British min n
ister, Oh the necessity of taking immediate
steps for declaring war against Austria forth
with. On hearing the disastrous news from
the Crmea the funds on the Paris Beursc
sadly declined
Louis Napoleon was organizing another re-
serve corps of 100000 men,
Several new regiments of Houaves had
been ordered TO the Crnnea from Africa.
The American Minister at Madrid, Mr..
Soule, had been refused at Court proof being
sub.tantiated of his connvmg with the Re
publican party for the overthrow Of the pres
ent dynasty.
Teiographc dispatches had bcen received
at Paris from Vienna to the 10Th inst, to the
effect that Poland had revolted against the
tyrany Of the Gar.
Prince Zorlowoslti heads the rebellion
The Emperor Of Russia was sending large
reinforcements to the frontier to qucll the
disturbance. Efforts were being made in
France and England to send immediate aid
to the Poles, both in money, men and the
munitions of war. Another disastrous gale
had occurred in the Black Sea- many vessels
were lost. The Paris Monitezr, of Jan, 9th
publishes the following additional news from
Balaklava:
The cholera was raging fcariully among
the troops ut Sebastopo, large numbers were
carried off by the pestilencc. The cold was
intense, and the troops were suffering seycre>
ly for the want VI proper clothing and com
Portable quarters. Preparations were being
made for the assault at an early day. Large
French, English aud Turkish renforccmcnts
| TO the number Of 45 500 men have arrived
ard were concentrated in front of Sebastopol.
! The number included 5000 cavalry, and 200
extra sege guns. The dismissal OF Omor
| pashe from command is confirmed.
An extra of the London Times, Jan. 9Th
-saye:
The Metropolis was startled from it's slum.
bers at an carly hour this morning, long aiiol
we had gone 10 press, by loud saluos oi ar
,ilcry and the ringing of bells, Announcing
to the world the glorious aud gratifying intel
lieeuco that Sebastopol had fallen, a proud
trophy OF the nvinclbility Of our army, aud
the gallant y3lor OF our Srench allies The
victory is ours
The Royal Standard of St George Ia twined
with that Of the Iri-coor Of france, on the
barbed walls Of Scbastopo, Notwithstanding
the drawbridges and the thousand obstacles
that opposed our gallant army, disease, war
and pestlcnce thinning their ranks by thou
sands, they have overcome every impcdinent
and shown by their indomltable will aud
bravery, that no barrier, however great, can
impede their onward march TO victory Our
loss il dreadful We hasten TO lay before our
readers the following toegraghic dispatch,
which was received by his Grace the Duke Of
Newcastle, at 3 4. NJ. this morning.
The fleet under Admiral Lyons, are vigor-
ously bonIbardng the delcDecs OF tho en-
envy 70 seaward. The Quarantine Battery
has struck It's colo7s, aud ,s now in possession
Of the French Rife Brigade aud battalion of
artillery. We keep up an lncessant rcochet
firing Three Of the enemy's line Of battle
ships have been sunk in the inner harbor by
our shot Part of the city is in flames
We are under good over from the enemy's
guns | viii hasten to send "A list Of the cas-
ualtics rs soon as they can be obtained.
The wounded are being well cared for
RACLAs.
From the Vienna correspondence Of the
London Ttmss. we clip the following, dated
Vienna. Jan. 18th f. NJ:
II. B. NJ. steamer ltatter, Cnpt. Pearfon,
T arrived this morning from Consiantinopls,
confirming the news as reported in this city
Of the successful stormlng Of Sebasiopol. Our
loss has been appalling have been unable
10 gather full particulars She is coaliu2 up
in haste / fear soms disaster has happened
70 our brave army, after taking The place
One rcpor, has it that they were compelled
to fall back again within lheir thirs parallel,
but can scarcely credit IT,
Another, that Gen. Canrobcrt "ns klilcd'
which as soon as it became known, threw
the French into confusion, and they were
+ driven. pell nell, into their outer worhs.-
That the place had been stormed, there can
be no doubt Capt p. and his offIccrq. ap
pear silent on the subject. He viii depart
Immediately. lie has, as am Informed
important dispatches for the home govern
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