Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-26

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Since then, apparently, the debate has bsen sus-
pended, and It was not known when another meet
| ing would be held.
The British Government advertses new loan,
| the amount of which was not known, but II would
be officially announced on Monday, the 10th.
Skirmishing continued to be held before Sebas.
topol, but nothing serious had occurred up to the
| 9th.
The position of omer Pasha and the Russians at
| Eupatoria was unchanged except that the former
had enlarged bis line Of defence TO receive his
Inducements. This proves the report about the
death of 0ner Pasha, DC. to have been unfounded
| The Baltic was still full Of floating lce
| New complications Of the relations between
Prussia and the allies is reported.
! COMMERCIAL ADvIcEs-
Liverpool, Friday evening, april I3.--Milligan,
| Evans b Co., quote Cotton-Ssies.of the week,
73, 900 bales including 600 bales to spectators
steady and unchanged, but closed dull. Upland
| fair SO; Middlng, Lie a 8 l-8,
| Breadstuffs generally were unchanged, but the
| market closed dull. They have been in quite linn
tied demand, excepting Indian Corn, which con-
tnued in good demand for Ireland Prices Of all
descriptions are somewhat easier, but not quotably
lower f0
Provisions were unchanged and the market firm.
Lard had advanced to AS a ATS.
Naval Stores had advanced.
Rice was steady and unchanged. to
Mosey and Stocks--Stats securities were better
and the market firm. tg...a s,@..5#
Money was easier.
Consols had declined to 81 l-2 - "
The bullonin the Bank had decreased fl25 900.
The Manchester markets were steady and prices
unchanged a...i +
The steamer st. Louis sailed from Southampton
for New York early on the morning of the 18th
,rut M ktku t,aI ot mr.,
account Of the holidays
The Africa brings the news Of her own arrival
out on the evening Of the 7th.
Ship Nonparei arrived at Liverpool on the 18th,
in fourteen days from Philadelphia. f
The ship Robert, bound for New Orleans, put
back TO Liverpool damaged by collision, off Hol-
yhead, with the steamer North Carolina, from
Philadelphia for Liverpool. Tho steamer sunk in
ten minutes, but no lives were lost. The North
Carolina was temporarily chartered by the Phila-
delphia and Liverpool Steamship Company, and
sailed from Philadelphia about the fifteenth OF last
month.
VIENNA CONFERENCE.
The ninth session of the Peace Conference was
held at Vienna on the 9th instant and lasted but
one hour. The Russian Plenipotentaries had not
received their instructions from the new Gar, and
were therefore unprepared for discussion. NJ
Drouyn de L Hugs and Ali Pasha were present.
England and France were about to quit Vienna
but this was doubtful
Everything seemed at stand still, and the pros
poets of peace were deemed very slight.
1t was said that Ali Pacha, the Turkish Plenpo-
Tertiary, has received limitations to assent to
joint protectorate Of the Danuban Provinces, BY
the Powers but nevertheless to express his regret
that the Sultan's sovereignty is not established.
The question relative to an indemnity for the
war is to be deferred and not allowed to interfere
with the prospects ofpeace.
FROM sEBAsToPoL.
We have dates from Sebastopol to the 9Th in
slant, up to which time nothing Of Importance had
transpired. The positions Of both armies were un-
changed, and the Russians we're being largely re-
inforced.
The night attacks and skirmishes on a small
scale were still continued, without any serious in
jury to either party. The weather was fine and dry
and the allies report themselves ready and full
ly prepared to open the general bombardment Of
the city
The Russians have constructed two new bate
RES and converted their ambuscades Into advanc-
ed parallels, in despite OF all the combined efforts
Of the allies to prevent their progress Every day
seemed to add TO the energy, perseverance, and
skill with which they conducted the defence Of the
place.
The French we're advancing towards the Mala-
koff tower by serpentine sap works, and the inge-
nuity of the engineers both sides Ii being exert
cd to the utmost to outfank each other. N
0mer Pacha had not marched on Alma, as repre-
scented, but occupied two villages about half
league from Eupatora, and had enlarged the circle
Of his Notifications The allies were sending him
reinforcements TO the extent OF Eve thousand men.
Ten thousand Egyptians had also sailed for Eupa-
toria- The French reinforcements from Sardinia
viii also land there shortly. 81 nra M
A statement was made that the allies are about
TO change their tactics and would fortify and hold
Kamiesch with twenty thousand men, supported
by the fleets, as national guarantee. The posi.
ton 10 already very strong one, and can be held
with easy success. - e
Canrobert's despatch estimates the loss on the
night Of the 22d. during the great Russian sortie,
to have been AZ follow: Russians, TOO killed and
1900 wounded; French, 200 killed and 400 wound.
ed. The English loss Is not given.
NsoKLLAsEoUs INTELLIGENCE.
Disturbances have occurred at Krsjovs from per-
sons illuminating their houses on receiving the
news Of the death of the Gar.
The French have hired the steamer Edinburg TO
take out troops TO the Crimea.
Two ships loaded with horses were all lost Oh
Batakirk.
The Russians deny that Menschikoff is dead, but
admit that he Ia wounded.
Two hundred vessels had arrived at Galatz for
The Greek Ambassador arrived at Constantine
pie on the 4th.
TuE BALTIC.
The advanced squadron Of the Baltic feet had
reached Elsinore on the LIST Of April The navi-
cation Of the Baltic would be dangerous for
week or fortnight, in consequence Of the coast
ing Ice
A Russian despatch from Warsaw says that an
army Of 10000 men was concentrating In the
Baltic provinces, and that three hundred guns
are afoat
GREAT BRITAIN.
Parliament had not yet reassembled after the
Easter holiday. Roebuck's committee adjourned
with Parliament ill the 18th instant.
Tho propriety Of raising the siege at Sebastopol
has been freely and favorsbly talked Of
The amount and terms Of the proposed new gov
eminent loan was not known. The sum was sup
posed to be fifteen million pounds sterling. Al
most Immediately after its announcement the
funds fell to 81 OIL IL.
Napoleon and Eugenia would reach London on
their proposed visit 70 the Queen on Monday, the
16th instant, and were 10 return TO Paris on the
following Saturday. The weeks programme is
published, and among the ceremonies Napoleon IL
IN he invested with tho order of the parter