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ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
New York. Anril {


moro. of The Liverpool anj Philadelphia
line. had been taken up by the French
Government for six months, and had left
Liverpool for Marseiles. having in tow
The American ship Ticonleroga, also en-
gagged by the French Government.
! The Car Alexander had made several
speeches, mild to the diplomatic body,
but strong TO the army. On the whole
his language was interpreted in n pacific
sense.
/ The Paris correspondent of The London
Iimr' lslegraphs, under ddto of Friday
evening; News from Vienna appears TO
be tax orab!e 10 peace. and, al Paris. peo-
{ pie are disposed 10 believe that the Con-
ference will be attended with a happy re.
suit. Count Nesselrode, i. is believed.
will proceed to Vienna when he nego-
tIaiinns become critical"
The new Gar gave strong evidence OF
abiding by the plans traced out by his ia
/ Their, End that he would make no conces
siOns.
Rumors were current Of new basis OF
arrangements. including the freedom Of
the Black Sea, the opening of the Dali
ube. and the erection OF Turkish fortress
es in Asa.
Consan,inople ndvices state tha, The
Porte has tete rmned TO maintain unim
paired sovereignty over the ID rdane!les,
and protests against the Christians of the
Empire being placed nnder any foreign
protection. The Porte also desires The
I participation of Prussia in the Confer
ence
Ali Pascia, Turkish Minister Of For
eign hFsirs. had been summoned 10 Vi
emma.
The first Of the four poiats, which bad
been unanimously agreed to at the Wen
na Conference. READ rs foll.ws: Ab3li-
tion Of ihe exclusive pro,ee;oraio OF Rus
STA over Waldavia and Walochia.- the
privileges accorded to those provinces BY
the Sultan being placed under The guar
antce Of The Five Powers
The latest dispatch from Vienna dated
Fiilay evening. says: The co..fereu-
ices arc progressing iayorab.r. The FIRST
two points are either settled, or will be
to morrow" |. must be horne in mind
that the question of pence or var is not
decided unti: tie third poir, is settled.
The Official reports 81 tho attack or
the redoIbi on the night OF lie 23l Feb
runry by the French. are published, aud
exhibit one Of the most gallan, achieve
merits Of the campaign,
GIN. Osien Sacken ,elegraphed TO 81.
Pe,e1sburgh on the nigh, Of the l0ih:-
I'VE have erected 4 new re3oub, about
SEQ yards i'm font 81 ne -isrrmt'i0T bust
ion. Oar works are carried on with sue
cess"
Nothing Of Importance Lad occurred
before Eupa:oria.
Gen. Burgcyne remains in he Cs:mea.
Al the rcques, Of Lord K:gl.n.
The health o. The allied troops was sat
isfactory.
The English pos.:ioa WIS., well forti
fed.
The Russians had received reinforce
meI,s.
Aian allied council OF war. held on the
18th uit. ii was resolved 10 com menca &C
live operations.
Lord RaglaI.'s latest dispatch i. dated
The Ssh. aud says tina, the weather was
fine and dry, and the sick were receiving
benefit from The change; thai Gen. Pen
neieoihes had rejoined this division; that
TWO batteries of three guns had caused two
small Russian steamers TO leave their
moorings; und that the Russians were ro-
ceiving la,ge reinforce mants, provisions.
and munitions OF war.
Omar Pasch,s force. on the 3 March,
was 80 600, a'.d continually being rein
forced.
Nicholas death nunounc ed III Sc
vas,opol on the 9Th March.
An Anglo French squadron Of twenty
iiye steamers were on their way 10 Genoa
to embark Sandman troops Tor The Cri-
msa.
Odessa alyices of,he l4th state that
Prince Menschikoff died Of fever at SIM
pheropol. The report is considered doubt
full,
Constau,inoplo letters of The l2.h
March mention shat continued shocks
Of an earthquake were being felt; Noun,
Olympus smoked like volcano.
The Russians had sunk three Or four
ships of war liz the hurbor 81 Sevns,o'
pol.
The French Hos iial at Cons;aniinople
had been burned TO the ground, and sc
persons persisted.
The palace of Bigler Bcy had been ru,
in order fer the Emperor Napoleon.
The Pope had sent an embassy of con-
dolence aud friendship 10 Alexander.
i, was reported that Gortschakof had
been ordered from Sevastopol to take
Eupa,oria at any price. and was prcpar-
ing 10 leave. s
Letters state that Russian pIepsra-
tions indicate on eventual evacuation Of
Balnklava without a contest.
A nocturnal levy of recruits was made
Throughout, Russian Poland On The nigh,
of the 18th. -
The ice was broken up generally in
the Baltic. and flying British squadron.
The first ins,a.imen, of the Baltic feet,
sailed from SPilhead for Kiel on the 20lh
March. s...f .sr.
The 21st-of March was observed as a
national fast throughout Great Britain.
In the House of Lords. Lords Lynd-
hurst and Clarendon had spoken severely
against the conducl of Prussia.