Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-04-05
r U r o PE A N VS.
ARRIVAL 'oF TnE ATLANTIC.
NEW YORK. March 07

p'oWh " Ship,ey reports that cotton be.
gan active, but fell off aud closed tame at
barely 1 advance.
Manchester trade better Dreadstufrs dull
at I'd decline; Wheat Is; Flour Is Corn,
Barring reports, London, generally fair busi.
ness. IRON qiict.
American tocks quiet and unehlngcd. L.
Money e ,,icr.
The Emperor Alexander second has sue
ceeded peaceably to the Russian throne. lie
has issued manifesto stating that lie will
sdh, IRE to the policy Of his father Nicholas
Constantine and the other bcotlcrs and Off
GERS have taken oa,hs oc aliegiauca. Alex
ander has confirmed the diponat list Gorts-
chakoff in the previous instructions to ncgo-
,iate, and the first preliminary conference
has been at Vienna. Ni,hpl4s had recalled
Menchikof aud appointed Gen. Gortschakoff
chief in command, and Ohcnsucken second
Alexander had appointed Genl. Rudimer
minister Of War.
The allies had ordered thcir Generals to
press forward the war.
There has been more fighting in tie C,i-
inca. The French stormed Il reIuubt, skill
fully erected by the RussiIV, during the
night, several hundred we're killed.
1t is rumored that the Grand Duke Moha-
el is wou ldel or dead at Sebastopo
Large furoe { Russians threatens Blla-
klwa
The blockade OF the D nubc ia raised.
Broussa was destroyed with most Of the
inhabitants by an earthquake.
A speck of disagreement, had arisen be
tween Napoleon ard England. Napoleon
said the armies should not act together if Ro-
bucks committee proceeded. Lord Claren-
don went by express to Boulosnc and made
matters straight, meantime the committee
proceeds but it is thought Parliament will be
dissolved
The difficulties are serious in Ticino Swift.
zerland. The Belgium crisis continues.
The King Of Denmark is sick
Mi'ligan reports sales Of $1,000 bales Of
cotton; fair Orleans So, middling 81, fair up
lands 81, middIng 4 7-s. Prices advanced
1, market opened with good dcmaad, bu;
fell off toward the close. FLOUR, western ca
nal ass, Oh'o 42s. Corn, yellow Ais, white
AS.
The Atlantic left Liverpool at o'clock p.
NJ, on the l0ih, aud arrived off ligh, ship
about midnight but die not come in until
daylight. She experienced westerly gales
during the entire passage, brings "a passen.
gers amongst them are Archbishop Hughe,
Bishop Newman, &c. Atlantic arrived out
at Liverpool on the 4h.
The Car expired SHORTLY after noon on Fri
day, March I'd, of atrophy of the lungs, lter
few days sickness. His last words 10 the
Empress were 'Tell Frederick, King of Prus-
sla to continue attached TO Russia as he has
hitherto been, md never forget his fathers
last words" II is said that few DAYS be. .
fore the Cznrs death he succeeded in effect,
ing "a complete reconciliation between the
two eldest sons Alexander and Constantine
who were at variance.
The news of the Empcror's death was re.
ceived with demonstrations of Joy. Several
Theatre managers came before the curtain
and announced the fact, WHICH was received
IN most instances with tumulluous cheering
The Berlin court placed itself in mourning
and orders woreissued for the " whoic prussan
army 10 wear symbols Of mourning for four
weeks.
The Emperor OF Austria directed in ac.
knewiedgem,nt for services rendered by
Nicholas during the time of his unfortunate
trials, that the Nicholasre gimenl of Cuiras.
STARS shall always preserve the name as Sou.
vinoir In the Austrian army.
ARIs.-The Police arrested a baiad sing.
or fo- chanting verses disrcspcc,lul TO the
dead Czar.
The Russian Embassadors announce the
new Emperor's accession.
synopsis of Alexandcr's manifesto had
been received via Kouigsburgh. lie /. Ge.
clared welcome 10 his empire. lie says his
only object will be to cndcayor to maintain
Russia in the highest standard of power and
glory, and will uiat to accomplish the nces
SAINT wishes OF his predecessors, and hopes the
zeal Of his subjects will assist him therein.
Immediately on tho death Of Nicholas be-
coming known in Paris, orders were sent to
Canrobert TO press on the siege Of Scbastopo
with the utmost vigor.
or OfNapoleon's departure for the scene of
action nothing additional is known, though
preparations continued to be made.
The Fl rst meeting Of the Plcnipotentiaries
was held ut Vienna on the 9th inst. Their
debates had for It's object the fixing of the
precise meaning OF the 81 of the guarantee
points. The Russian representation was not
present. Further conferences uro TO be held
without delay.
Gen. Wedil left Paris on his return to Bci.
lin. he was said to be the bearer Of nstruc.
,ons which would insure tho conclusion of n
treaty with Prussia aud the Western Powers.
"fhe Chamber OF Deputies OF Slutgard vo.
ted 3,o00,0o0 thaers demanded by the Minis.
ter, IL was invested formally in the bill Of re-
commentator, 10 follow closely on the policy
OF Austria.
Rsihieations OF treaty with Sardinia have
been exchanged.
Dates from Se5astopol to March 5,h, reach.
ed Paris on the 7Ih stating that 90, 1000 Rus.
slams were threatening the English forces at
Baihklava.
Bo'quet is endsavoring to get his corps in
the rear of the enemy with the view OF cut.
ling them OF from rsinforcements and becoin.
lag the attacking party.