Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-05-11
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ASIA.
Bombardment Of Sebdstopol Continued.

new 1ORK. May o.
The Asa arrived at Halifax abont 10 P.
N. The Hermann sailed from Southampton
on the 18th ult.
The latest news from the Crimea to the
10Th, from Lord Raglan, and the Odd from
the Russ an commander.
The bombardmcut still continued, but
without any important result.
The French EXPEDITION has been postponed
to the 10 b or 18Th Of May.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
Messrs. Brown Shipl J & Co. report sales
Of cotton for the week, l02, 900 bales, Of
VII Oh 81, 100 bales were to SPECTATORS and
800 for export. Market has been more
alive AMI prices have advanced 1t II
per Id.
Brea ls ufEs-Niarket considerably advan-
ced and bu,yant. Wheat advanced IS
81. Flour Is 6 l and q, and corn IS. Wes-
tern Canal -four 3SsC942s I'd. Ohio 43045s
White corn 4js(145s -mixed 46s 6l-i elbow
45,6i@4's closed steady. M'ssrs. Rich
alson, Sp nicer s Co.'S circular reports pro-
vs.ons unchanged, except Bacon which has
alranced Is.
SECOND DlspATcn
HALIFAX May 8.
The Asia brings Eve days later news.
Since the breaking up Of the Vienna con-
ference thrre have been several supplement-
a-y IN etings Of the five powers, without re-
suit. Tha plenipo, en,iaries relssembled on
the 23l and signed protocol Of the last con-
ference. Subsequently, another meeting Of
the four Powers was hell ut the request If
Prince GortschakoG, when furth,r inadinis-
Fable propositions were made by the Rus
san Plenipotcn,iaries and rel cted bv
France, England and Turkey.
B.for. Lord John Rassel left Vienna he
had private interview with Count BcrOl, of
two hours. Drouyn de pHuys's departure
was postponed for few days to discuss
matters with the Austrian Government.
The general tone Of opinion in Engl,n
i, that the war must continue 70, a long Pc
Rod.
The London Times speaks Of the policy
Of tho new Gar 40 more adverse than that
OF Nicholas, and it 10 SO reg arded throughout
Europe.
Nothing definite is known in regard to the
condition. OF the siege. The goneral i'm
preston 10 avorable to the allies but the
Russians return their Ere in a spirited ,n,n-
ner.
A disp itch received from Brussels report
asuspension Of che bombardmcn,, but it was
not credited.
The details Of tho news from the C,im "a
state April l4h, that the bombardment
continued night and day from 500 guns
The Mame!on tower had been sienced, and
some At the Round tower guns dismountcd,
but the Realen and Marden batteries kept
up . heavy FIRE. There was no immediate
prospect Of an assault.
During the night Of the l4,h q most san.
summary battle ragged between the French and
Russians ambuscade in front of the MalakoH
tower.
April l1th.-DispatchAs to the French
government say that the French batteries
maintained their superiority, - u mine had
osen sprung before the flagstaff battery 1t a
breach.
ADDITIONAL BY THE ASIA.
The policy Of the Car Alexander is spokel
oy the London Times ~ new and more
ssuaaclous policy than that pursued by BIZ
1t is difficult to form an estimate Of tn
progress Of the ssiee. A comparison of tn
Various accounts producs the impression
mat TIE force Of tho allies 10 superior to tina
o. the Rsssians but the latter return tho FIR
s'eadily.
d!spatch, ailegiog to BE- from the Crimea
ays that the allies have suspended the bonn
ee.looent. Il ie not stated on what day IN
l@ias ceased, but the sIndependence Beige
believes that the date Of the dispatch was pos
'etlcr 70 that 81 the lates. olicisl intelligence
During the night Of the 18th the Frenc
disabled Russian ambusca dc in front Q
The Malakof Tower. s
a terrible battle between Ru ssian SORT
~, Me, the French, ragged during the night OF "a
is'n' perhaps the most sangninary since u