Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-27
New YoRK, Apv,l.' 9:


day abou, noon. She arrived GU, on the
Sd inst, in about icy days.
She lett Liverpool on her return trip,
at ; O'Clock r. NJ, on the 7th inst, and
brings Liverpool and London papers of
the same date. She has 50 passengers,
among them Mr.. Ulmsn, who announces
the enga cement Of Madam +. Lagrange
Nitrate and Marelli, who would leave
Hasre BY the steamer on the 9th.
The news by the Nashville is not i'm.
portant.
Ali Pa.ha arrived at Vienna on Wed.
nesday, and would take part in the future
discussions Of the Conference.
A despatch from Berlin dated Friday.
states that the Russian party is predomi.
nant there, and that Prussia will most
likely throw herself into the arms Of the
Car, in case Of an uufavorable result Of
the Conference.
THE WAR.
In the Crimea, the Russian and allied
armies are actively employed IN strength.
ening their positions and preparing Tor
the grand operations Of the campaign.
Another detachment, Of the Baltic fee,
had sailed from Spilhead. aud the Ayin.
squadron had ALREADY arrived out.
The Vienna Conference me, on Mon.
day. the 2nd INST, bu, Immediately ad.
lourned TO the following Monday. the
9th, at when lime it was expected the
Cars ul,matum would reach Vienna.
N. Drouyn De L'liuys, direc, from
Paris, was expected to arrive at Vienna
on or before the 9Th, and would place
himself in communication with Lord
John Russell and his colleagues,
II was confidently expected that the
question Of peace os war would be dece,d.
ed at Vienna IN the course oil the Easter
week.
1t IS rumored that the purpor OF n.
Drouyn DE DHuys' visit to London MAS
TO remonstra,e agains, any concessions
IN the par, Of the English Cabinet.
Another rumor was TO the effect ,ha,
The allies had resolved 10 present mined
iueiy an ul,,narum to Prussia. forcing
her to declare for or az ainst the Western
powers.
Lord John Russell has declined the
invitation OF the King Of Prussia to pass
the Easter week with him At Berlin.
Ala council oil war held by the allies
on the l2th of March Oman Pacha war
present, and It was reported tina, he desr.
ed some Assistance. which the French
and English generals could not give hun.
The mos. expected Of tie Turks is, tina,
they will be able to hold Enpa,oria.
Telegraphc wires are now established
between Lord Raglan's quarters and
B.laklava. and the railway is III working
order TO kad,koi.
On the 18th reinforcement Of l5,-
900 men entered Sebastopol. anG body
Of Il ussians were observed 10 mach to-
wards Mackcnz,e's farm. with the inlen.
ton Of crossing the Tschernaya to ad-
vance upon Baidas.
Dr.. Hall. the Inspector General OF
Hospitals. repaired to Lord BagIan that
there vas no dimuni,ion Of the sick, bu,
,ha, the cases yielded more readily to
medicine.
Prince Gort.ch kofI had arrived At head
quarters. and had taken the command OF
the Russian army.
Prince Menschikof. il WAS reported,
h ad died on his way 10 Moscow.
General Canrooet teleeraphs. under
date of 2ld. that the Russian Admiral
'lstnm,n.' had been killed. and tina, the
he al,h OF the French troops was excellent.
He states that in tie attack Of the Rus
SANS on the 2.d and 2;3l Of March. they
were driven back with the loss Of no less
than 1000 in killed and wounded, the
loss OF the Allies being ABOUT 600.
The official report Of Gen Os,en Sack,
en-. in reference to the same affair. states
tina, the garrison made a powerful sortIe
for the purpose OF putting a stop to the
works Of approach made by the Allies
near the Malakof Tower. The Gener'
al odds that the result Of the engagement
W as favorable. insomsch as he succeeded
in destroying the works executed by the
! French-not however, without consider.
able loss.
A despatch from an officer in the Cri.
mea states that field operations would
commence on the ID inst. and that all
the troops around kamiesch had received
orders 10 draw nearer to Sebastapol; al.
so ,ha, the ships Of war had been recall.
ed to the Black Sea.
The Convention between Turkey aud
Great Britain. by which the Porte is to
furnish 2O,OO0 troops for British service
during the war. was ratified al CONSTANT.
uople on March lltt.
Nineteen steamships OF war being q
portion Of the Baltic fleet, sailed from
Sp,thead on the evening Of the 4th inst
Among the number was the steamer
Duke Of Wellington, the flag ship Of
Admiral Dundas. The departure Of the
feet was attended with all the demon.
s,ration Of enthusiasm which was wit
nessed last year at the departure Of Si'
Charles Napier. There are eleven ship.
vet .. Spi,heud, which will be despatch
ed At an early day.
The Russians have established two
fortified camps. each of 10000 men. one
between Mat,aa and Riga, and the o,hel
/ Al