Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-29
TELEGRAPHIC.
reported Expressly for the Sentinel.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
OF THE ATLANTIC.
Confirmation of the Death of the En-
peror of Russia
NEW YORK. March p.

Tier news confirms the report oil the ueatn
Of the Car.
The Atlantic left Liverpool at O'Clock, P.
NJ. on the 10th, and arrived off the Light
House last night, but did not come in till day
light. She encountered severe westerly
gales.
The entire number of passengers brought
by the Atlantic is "A, among whom are Bishop
Hughes and Bishop Newman.
Breadstuffs are dull at I'd; decline in wheat
Is; decline in -four Is; decline in corn Is.
American stocks are unchanged and money
is easier.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
The following are official dispatches of the
Emperor's death;
Nicholas died on the % of March, at l
O'Clock, of influenza. He was attacked with
the disease on Wednesday, and became much
worse on Thursday.
On Friday morning after consulting the
physician respecting his approaching end,
sacrament was administered to him. He then
took leave ofhis family and expired.
Telegraphic dispatches from Berlin of the
10th inst. annOuce that the Czarowich Al
exander assumed to reigns of government at
st, Petersburgh, on the 9th of March, and re-
beived homage us Emperor.
Nicholas has recalled MenchikOff and APP
pointed Gortchakoff chief in command; Os-
ten Sachen second, and Ludurs to Bessarabia
Alexander hal appointed Gen RudeweI
Minister of war.
The Allies have ordered their Generals to
press forward.
Emperor Alexander has succeeded peace
ably to the throne of Russia. He issued a
manifesto, stating that he would adhere to the
lolicy of his father Nicholas.
Constantine and other brothers, of Alexan-
der have taken oaths of allegiance
Alexander has confirmed Diplomatist,
Gorchakoff's previous instructions to negotiate
and the first preliminary Conference has been
held at Vienna
There had been more fighting in the Cri-
mea. The French stOmed the redoubt skill
fully and retired during the night
Several hundred men were killed. 1t is
rumored that the Grand Duke Michael was
wounded, and died at Sebaslopol A large
force of Russians threaten to attack Balak-
lava.
The blockade of the Danube was raised.
Braussa was destroyed by an earthquake
and most of the inhabitants persisted.
A disagreement has arisen between Napo-
leon and England Napoleon declaring that
the armies should no longer act together il
Roebuck's committee proceeded. Lord Clar-
endon proceeded by express to Bologne and
made matters straight. In the meantime the
committee proceededed, but it is thought that
Parliament would be dissolved.
The King of Denmark is very sick
Serious difficulties are reported in Turin,
Switzerland and Belgium, and the crisis still
continues.
The last words of the Gear to the Empress
was, Tell Frederick King of Prussia, to be
attached to Russia, as he has heretofore been,
and never forget his fathers words" 1t is
said that few days before the Cars death,
he succeeded in efeeting reconciliation be-
tween his two eldest sons. Alexander and
Constantine.
The news Of the Emperor's death was re-
ceived in England with great demonstrations
of jov. Several theatre managers came be-
fore the curtains and announced the fact
which was received in most instances with
tremendous cheering
Ambassadors in Paris announced the new
Emperor's accession. A synopsis of Alexan-
der's manifesto, received via Konigsburg,
which declared the welfare of his empire his
only object and he will endeavor to MAIN
tain Russia on the highest standard of honor
and gloiy, and aim to accomplish the inces-
SAINT wishes and views of his predecessors,
and hopes his subjects will assist him therein.
The Berlin Court placed itself in proper
mourning. Orders were received for the
whole Prussian army to wear symbols of
mourning for four weeks.
The Vienna conference caused great agita-
ton.
The Emperor of Austria directs an ac-
acknowledgement of services rendered by Mich
olas during the time of his unfortunate trials.
Upon receipt of the news of the death OF
the Emperor in Paris, orders were sent to
Canrsbert to press on the seige of Sebastopol
with the utmost vigor
Nothing was known about the departure
of Napoleon to the scene Of war.
Additional preparation were making fol
the meeting of Plenipotentiaries at Vienns
on the 9th inst.
No Russian representation was present a
the Conference. The object of the debaters
was to conclude upon the precise meaning o
of the third section of the guaranteed points
General Medell had left Paris on his return
to Berlin. He was said to be the bearer Of
instructives which would incur the conclu-
sion of the treaty between Prussia and tn,
western powers.
The chamber of deputies at Sntlango ha,
voted the three million of thaliers demande,
By the Minister of War, but insisted formal
lv in the bill of recommendation, 10 follow
closely the policy of Austria.
The Ratification treaty with Sardinia haI
been exchanged.
! The Bishop of Sebastopol reached Paris o.
/ the 9TH OF March, and stated that $4,000 Rus
slams threatened the English forces at BalalI
/ lava Busquet was endeavoring to get his corp
/ in rear of the enemy, with view OF cuttin
them off from their reinforcements if the,
become the attacking party.
The weather was rainy. Menschikoff say
the French were repulsed with loss of GO
men, The French claim the victory wit
the loss of 100 men. The French destroye
the works around Malekofi, but with gre;
loss. Nothing new had occurred at Eupotoria
the 9Th of February. AT the latest dates
fine convoy of 200 wagons had succeeded
entering Sebastopol.
There was considerable firing on both side
with more OF less effect during the night of IL
DIST ult; the Russians threw up an arme
redoubt in the flank of the Notifications
Sebastopol, and on the night of the oath we
stormed by the French. Accounts of I'll
event are verycOntradictory.
Observation-Disclosures have broke
out in some Of the Cantons The difficult
is between the federal Commission and eli
. zens of Canton.
BELGTUK-The political crisis continue
+ The country is yet without Ministry.
The King of Denmark is dangerously i'll.
ENGLAND.-The London Morning Hera
says they have most excellent authority
J. stating that the French Emperor has reno
: strated against the Committee for enquiri
' into the conduct of the war; and said that
the event of the Committee continuing Il
two armies cannot act together, although tn
may aim for the same object.
h 1t is not known whether the recent visit
n Clarendon to the Emperor of the French h
# any reference to the above matter or not.
5 Lord Lucan has been denied court M