The Richmond Indiana palladium., 1855-03-30
One Week Later TIom Europe.
ARRIrAL OF THE STEAMER ATLANTIC.

on lie Throne of tie Er1pars-Ihe War
folsey Of Russia not 10 6e Ckangei-Pro-
515Ie rl5tars 5et,rsea Frante aa.l Eagla7i
TIE Cotiou -Earks: LInssttiei = Bread
S.GfS Lytesr.
There was no mis- take about The announce
mens Of the death Of Nicholas by the last
steamer The Emperor Nicholas is dead and
his son Alexander has assembled the throne Of
tie Emrirc with tile of Alexander H. His
succession took place without opposition, amid
perfec. order and quiet. He has issued q
manifesto, stating that lie viii adhere 10 the
policy of his illusirous father. Nicholas
Constantine. and his brother. together with
the leading government officers, have taken
the osth Of aliegIsrce.
Alexander has confirmed the instructions
Of his father 10 Gortschakotf, the Russian di-
plouaust az Jenna. 10 negotiate; aud the pre-
limnary meeting Of the Conference had been
held a. Vienna
The la:e Car had before his death. recalled
Menchiho:f from tie command Of the Russian
forces in the Crimea. and had appointed Gen.
GortSehikotf 10 the chief command, and Gen.
Osten Sscken second in command Gen. Lu-
den nad been appointed TO the command of the
Russian forces in Bessscabia.
Alexander had appointed Gen. Rudisner
Minister of War
The allies have ordered their Generals in
There has been more fighting IN the CFimea.
The French stormed redoubt, skillfuly erec-
ted BY the Russians in the night, and several
hundred were killed on both sides
\ large Russian force threatens Balaklavs.
The blockade Of the Danube has been raised.
Rroussa, a Turkish city in Asia Minor. had
been nearly destroyed by an earthquake, to-
gethcr with three iourths Of the inhabitants.
Strong indications of disagreement have
arisen between France and England. Ma
poleon has said that the armies shall no long
er act together, If Roebuck's committee pro-
ceed with its nvesti cations III regard to the
war Upon this Lord Clarendon started by
express to Bologne to patch up matters. and 1t
is reported he succeeded, but 1t was believed.
nevertheless, that the Parliament would be
, dissolved, and probably the Ministry would
have to be remoddled. The committee, not
wthsanding, proceeded with its inveshga-
} tons
Difficulties of a serious character exist in
Ticino, in Switzerland and the crisis III the
Belgium cabinet continued
! The King of Denmark is sick.
A The Car Nicholas expired shortly after
noon. on the end inst His disease atrophy
of the lungs. and was only q few days sick.
: His last words were:
i Tell Frederick, of Prussia to continue At
i never to forget hi. fathers words
o 1t is stated that few days before the Cars
r death he succeeded in efiecting complete re-
l. concilhaton between his two eldest sons, Alex
Z ander and Constantine, who were at variance.
y The news of the Gar Nicholas death was
g received with demonstrations of Joy.
= The Prussan Court had all went into
$ mourning, and orders were issued to the Prus-
, sian army TO put on the usual badges OF
IL
e The doA.h of tho caar was announced on
e Friday night the second, by the managers Of
q the theatres in London, and produced the most
J tumultous cheering.
e. At Vienna the news produced considerable
agitation. The Emperor of Austria directed,
in Acknowledgement of the services rendered
y by Nicholas of Russia during his troubles in
u Hungary. that Nicholas Regiment of Cuiras-
u seurs, shall always preserve the name as .
10 souvenir in the Austrian Army
a The Emperor Alexander's manifesto, was
~ received by the way of konigsburg.
He says the welfare of his Empire shall be
IS his primary object: that he Will endeavor to
" maintain Russia on the highest standard o
- power and glory, and his aim shall be to carry
out and accomplish the incessant wishes ant
- views of ha predecessor, and hopes all hi
subjects will assist him in his endeavors.
10 As soon as the death of Nicholas was known
III at Paris orders were sent to Canobert to pres:
as on the serge with the utmost rgor. In regard
n to the departure of Napoleon for the Grimes
m nothing further has been developed
IS The debates of the first meeting of the con-
ference at Vienna. was 10 establish the mean
IS, ing Of the third of the guarantee points. The
d Russian representative was not present at the
he first meeting Gen Wedell had left Paris OF
d. has return 20 Berlin, aad it was said he wa
J. bearer of dispatches, which would insure ths
conclusion Of treaty between Prussia anc
the Western powers. ThcsratIfcations Of TIL
- treaty with sardisna had been exchanged.
\ dispatch, dated Sevastopol March 9Th
says that fifty thousand Russians threatened
:, the English force at Balaklava. and Gen Bos
- sIet was endeavoring 70 get his corps in th'
~ rear Of the enemy. for the purpose. Of cuttnl
them off from reinforcements, and becoming
- tie attacking party The weather in the Cri
- mea was very changeable 4 convoy Of tw
.. hundred wagons succeeded in entering SevAs
- topol with supplies The firing continued O.
both sides, with more or less s.eadiness d
:. tic night Of the 2Ist ult., the Russians thre'
-. up an armed redoubt, in the flank OF the for
iifications of Sevastopo, and on the night Q
:! the 24th it was attacked and stormed by th
IN French
The special correspondent OF the Londo
- Daily News, under date of Balaklava Feb
- 23d saws that il was rurnored that Canrobei
had ordered to the Court Martial an officer i
high command in the French army, accuse
"A with holding reasonable correspondence wit
H. tie enemy.
ch Tie Empress of Austria has given birth
~ a daughter
Nc The difficulty in Switzerland. in the Can.o
he Of Tyrno. is between the federal commiss'o