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Siege of Sebastopol unchanged.
The Vienna Conference unanimously adopt
ed the first point, placing the Principalities
under the four powers.
-Breadstats and provisions unchanged. TO
SECOND DISPATCH
The Baltic left Liverpool onzthe afternoon
of the oath, and reached her dock herela lite
before o'clock this p. A.. .s.--,,..
The new screw steamer City Of Baltimore,
Of the Liverpool and Philadelphia line, had
been taken up 10y the French Government for
six months, and had left Liverpool for Mar
settles, having taken in tow the American ship
Iinconderoga, also engaged by the French
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| The Gar Alexander had made several mild
speeches to tine diplomatic body, but strong
ones to the army-on the whole his language
was interpreted in pacific sense.
The first of the four points which had been
unanimously agreed to at the Vienna Cor.
ference reads as follows:
= Abol ton of the exclusive Protectorate Ct
/ Russia over Moldavia and Wallachia, the priv.
l!eges accorded to those provinces by the Sui
tan being placed under the guarantee Of the
three powers . 4- '.' .ss - .--
The latest dispatch from Vienna dated Fri
4 day evening, says the Conference. was pro-
crossing favorably, the second point is either
settled or will be tomorrow. - aa
1t must be repeated that the. question Of
peace or war will not be decided until the Sd
point is settled
The Paris correspondence of the London
Times telegraphs under date of Friday even
ing-"News from Vienna seems to be favora-
BILE to peace, and at Paris people are disposed
to believe the conferences will be attended
with happy result. I
Count Nesselrodc, it is believed, will pro-
coed to Vienna when the negotiation becomes
critical.
The New Gar gave strong indications Of
abiding by the plans traced out by his father.
and that he would make no concessions.
COnstantinople advices state that the Porte
has determined to maintain undiminished SOW
ereignty over the Dardanelles, and protests
against the christians of the Empire being
placed under foreign protection.
! The Porte also desires the participation OF
Prussia in the Conference.
Old Ali Pacha, Minister Of Foreign Affairs
had been summoned to Vienna. ti1Li
| The official reports of the stOrming Of NAL
aoff redoubt on the night of the 23d of Feb
ruary, by the French, are published and spo-
ken OF as one of the most gallant achievements
Gen. Burgoyne remains in the Crimea at
the request Of Lord Raglan.
The health of the allied troops was salts
factory.
Nothing of Importance before Eupatoria
At an allied council of war, held on the 4th,
it was resolved to re-cOmmence active opera
tons.
kLord Raglans latest despatch is dated March
9Th, and says, "The weather is fine and dry.
The sick are deriving much benefit from the
change.
A British battery of three guns had caused
two small Russian steamers to leave their
moOrings.
Nicholas death was announced at Sebasto-
pol on the sixth of March.
An Anglo French squadron were on their
way to Genoa to embark Sandman troops for
the Crimea.
|. Odessa adviccs to the 18th, state that Prince
Menshikoff died of fever at Simpherpol-Con
schikoff doubtful.
Constantinople letters OF the 18th Of March
mention that continued shocks of earthquakes
were being felt. Mount Olympus smoked
like volcano.
The Russians had sunk three more ships Of
war in the barbor of Sebastopol.
The French hospital at Constantinople had
been burnt to the ground and ninety persons
persisted.
The Pope had sent an embassy Of condo
lencc and friendship to Alexander.
i 1t was reported that GortschakOff had been
ordered from St. Petersburgh to take Eupa-
toria at whatever price, and that he was pre-.
',aring to obey.
Letters state that the Russian preparations
indicate an eventual evacuation of Bessarabia
without contest.
A nocturnal levee of recruits was made
throughout Russian Poland on the night of
the 18th.
The Invalid Russo, reports the capture of
the Turkish camp at Leghoi, Asia
The 2lst Of March was observed throughout
Great Britain. &c.,.
In the House OF Lords, Lord Lyndhurst and
Clarendon had spoken severely against the
conduct of Prussia. -
The proceeding of the Roebuck committee
were drawing to close.
Louis Napoleon had received Imperial funds
and made short patriotic speech.
A new Belgian Ministry had been formed,
but only held Office for day. The crisis,
therefore continues
The Legislative assembly of Denmark had
unanimously passed the impeachment Of the
Ex-Mnister.
The French attempt to storm Shanghai,
China, had proved failure.
The Baltic brings 70 passengers-am
them Bishop Timon. *'@
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