Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-04-28
ARRIVAL OF THE NASHVILLE.
SeDen days later from Europe.
THE CONFERENCE.
New YoRK, April %.


THE CONFERENCE.
The Vienna Conference having adjourned until
the 9Th, there is news of importance from that
point The consideration of the Third Point was
to be the first subject before the Conference
assembling. Public opinion is about equally divid-
cd as to the final result.
Ali Pasha arrived at Vienna on Friday, and would
take part in the future discussions Of the Con-
ference.
A dispatch from Berlin, dated Friday, April 9Th,
states that the Russian party there is predominant
and that Prussia will probably throw herself into
the arms of the Gar, in case of unfavorable
suit of the conference
FROM THE CRIMEA.
There had been a succession of sanguinary con-
ficts between the French and Russians before Sc
bastopo for the possession of rifle ambuscade pits,
with varying success and much lass of life. The
latest battle, WHICH took plack the night of the
25th ult., put 5000 men hOrs du combat. There
details.
Owing to the Easter holidays there is little other
news Parliament was not in session.
The Russians and the allies in the Crmea are
strengthening their positions, preparatory to the
spring campaign.
council of war was held by the allies on the
18th ult., at which Omar Pacha desired the assis-
tance of the allies which could not be granted.
The Turks only expected to hold Eupatoria,
acting merely the defensive.
On the 18th ult., large reinorcements of Russian
troops entered Sebastopol.
General Canrobert states that in the attack of the
22d and 23d of March, the Russians lost 1000 men
and the allies 600.
The conference at Wanna met on the I'd inst >,
and then adjourned to the 9th, when the GAS ulti-
matum expected to be received.
THE BALTIC EXPEDITION
A portion of the Baltic feet sailed on the after
noon of the 4th.
The Russians have established two TO tilted
camps of $4,000 each, for the defence of the
Baltic provinces They have also bockaded all
their ports by sunken vessels.
ENGLAND.
Parliament was not in session, having adjourned
for the Easter holidays and would reasonable on
the 10th.
The London Times devotes leading editorial
ticle to the defence of the Know Nothing movement
in the United States.
The same paper announces that the Spanish gov
ernnlent had demanded the recall of the British
ambassador at Madrid, of his interference
in religious matters.
THE LATEST.
Gen. Weddel's return Prussian envoy to Paris
has been countermanded, and Col Olverge attache
of the Prussan legation has also been recalled, in
dcatlng that negotiations are closed
Serious Riot at Chicngo-One Nan Killed and Sc
cen Wounded
CHICAGO, April 2l.-A riot occurred here this
morning, growing of the liquor license question.
One man has been killed and five six others
wounded.
y small procession of intoxicated Germans and
Irish marched with drum and fife to the courthouse
when a general fight ensucd. Soon immense
crowd collected and fierce fight resulted, in which
knives and clubs used. The principals being
arrested, however, the excitement diminished
and comparative quiet restored
SECOND DESPATCH.
CHICAGO, April q, p. M-The riot was continued
this afternoon, and the military are under arms
The Germans declare their intention of releasing the
prisoners arrested this morning, and further trouble
is anticipated.
LArER.-Every thing is now quiet. A company
of artillery guard the courthouse and no further
disturbance is apprehended tonight. Arrests con-
tinue to be made.
Mr.. Hiss and the Nunnery Committee.
BosroN, April 21.-In the House to-day the SUBJ
ject of the visit of the Nunnery Committee to Low
ell came up the question of having the evidence
read to the House.
Mr. HISS made a speech, in which he declared his
innocence stating that he carried no woman to Low
ell at the expense of the State