Washington telegraph., 1855-06-13

ITlegrapked to the Memphis Eagle & Enquirer
.4RRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC
MOVEMENTS OF THE ALLIES.
RESTORATION OF CANRoRERT.
FURTHER ADVANCE IN COTTON
NEw YORK, May 80.
The steamship Pacific had arrived with
Liverpool advices to the 18th.
The siege of Sevastopol almost unchanged
up to May 18th An expedition of 15.-
600 allies which embarked at Kamiescha,
put TO sea in the direction of the Azof with
out landing. No details known.
Omer Pasha's force returned. At Eu-
patoria large reinforcements of the allies
are expected within ten days
Negotiations between Austria and the
Western powers are unchanged. But be-
tween Prussia and Austria the relations are
more intimate.
Russia notifies the German government
that the Gar will only hold to the first
two guarantees, on condition that perfect
neutrality is observed by Germany.
France and England have presented an
ultimatum to Sweden, which Sweden is in
clined to reject.
The French exhibition had opened. The
ceremony was rather dull.
The Italian, who attempted to assassinate
the Emperor, had been executed
Canrobert had resigned nominally on
account of i'll health He is succeeded by
Pelssier
The Pacific brought 137 passengers
Among them Hon r. NJ McLane, L. S.
Commissioner to China
The latest dates by mail from Sevastopol
are to the Both of April, and by telegraph
to the 18th of May.
Canrohert had reviewed the entire French
army and, in his address, assured them that
they would soon enter Sevastopol, either by
door or window
There was combat on the night of the
24th between.the Russians and French
1t was a desperate affair. The Russians at
tempted to dig new rife pits; but the
French partially prevented them. Two
hundred French were put hors du combat
1t is stated that the advances upon Sevas-
topol are surely approaching. Though slowly.
Raglan's dispatch of the same date says
that the Russians had constructed a new bat,
terry on the left Of Mamelon. There was
every appearance also of the establishment
of very large camps on Patean, above Bef
fec. on the north side.
The Russians made sortie on the night
of the / lth, but were repulsed with consid-
cradle loss. a short armistice was granted
on the 10Th. to allow the Russians to bury
their dead in front of the allies advance
Gortschakoff telegraphs thai the allies on
the 18th and 9Th occupied Augmentz.
A new manifesto bad been issued by the
Gar, ordering another levy of twelve men
to every thousand in seventeen western pro-
vinces. the levy to be completed by the end
of July.
The indications are siroug of more intimate
relations between Austria and Prussia, and
it is apparant that an armed neutrality is
becoming more and more probable. An
important conference between representa-
tves of the two powers bad been held.
Sweden. it is said had ordered an irnme-
diate enrolment of militia
The French Baltic squadron had arrived,
and the allied fleet was pushing forward.
A dispatch from Canrobert. dated the
10th, says, we continue storming the place !;
various attempts to smoke ont the enemy
perfectly successful; troops in excellent spir-
It's full order and confident.
At Vienna, on Friday evening, things
had undergone a change. New Austrian
propositions were forwarded yesterday to
London and Paris, and it is said that Aus
tria gives material support to the Western
Powers. They accept and Russia rejects
the proposition.
Paris papers assume the tone of outspo-
ken hostility TO Austria.
1t is rumored that the King of Sardinia
is about negotiating marriage with the
eldest daughter Of Queen Victoria
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
LIVERPOOL. May Is.
A buoyant speculative demand continued
Considerably advanced-the advance rang
ing from IA to SD. The market closed
with an active demand The sales of the
week amounted to 1l2 900 bales, including
$4,000 taken on speculation, and 5000 for
export. Quotatons-fair Orleans 6 I'D.
middling 3-4d.
Breadstuffs unchanged, and closed dull
The accounts of the growing crops are IA
vorable, Provisions Slightly advanced and
prices firm but market closed dull
LONDON, May Is.
Money market easy. Consols advanced
to 80 "a In American stocks prices are
unchanged.
ROCHESTER. May %.
While one hundred guns were being fred
in honor OF Mr.. Wise's election, prema.
ature discharge occurred, which dangerous.
ly if not fatally, injured man named Hutch.
inson. Both Of his arms were broken, and
head and face dreadfulIy mangled
The Virginia Election.
Philadelphia, May 31St.
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