The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-03-31
One Week Later from Eurooe

TIE Genh Of Nicholas cont,7ae4-.ilsra.l.-
on Tie 7Zrone-7Ls 11ics nrqi,iq on n, ,r;-.
The Atlantic. from Liverpool the 10th Of
March reached New York the 9th. Her
news is important
GREAT BEITAIN.- The London Morning
Herald saws
I'VE have most excellent authority for
stating that the French Emperor has remon-
>ira:cl against The Committee FOR eninirin.
into the ccndnc. Of the war. and tina. h. has
said. in the event of their continuing TO sit.
the armies Of the two countries canno, Act
to-rthcr. although they NAV act far ,hc same
object. La order therefore 10 satisfy Iagi.
Napoleon. without aiiron'inc the Enrli<li ,co-
PIE. dissolution of Parliament will. il i<>-.-
ted on III" same authority We have alluded
to. take place immediately
DEATH OF Nicholas AND AGGRESSION
OF ALExANprE--Thc, death of the Gar
Nicholas is confirmed. lie expired shortly
after noon on Fri,law' March , His disease
was atrorhv of the lungs and he had only
.,.w DAYS sickness. lis las: words to the
Emnre>S were Tell Frederick. (rln Kin
"t PRUSSIA 10 continue attached Ia RrsSia.
a> L. has hitherto been, and never 10 force,
his fathers words
Il = said that few lavs before his heath the
Gar succeeded in eticc:inc complete rec
one lia'ion between his two eldest sons, Al
cxandcr and Constantine. who were at yari-
ancc.
The Emperor Alexander H. has succeed
ed rcaceahlv 10 the Russian throne
The news OF the Cars death was rcceiv-
I'd in ENGLAND with demonstration of low
AZ >rv"al 81 the theatres the II, inarcrs came
before tn" curtain and announ-rl the IA.
which was received in most instances with
'umul'uon> cheering. Some of the people
We're disappointed that the authorities dii
not ring the church bills
\ synopsis Of A'rxanier'S manifest has
been received. via koni->hurc lIrleHa-cs
the welfare Of his empire 10 he his only Oh
Jet: that ne shall cn.iravor ~ ml;r.9;n
Eg~>;a on the hi chest standard ot power a.!
glory. and aim to accomplish the in.a>>ln,
views and wishes of his p~elccc>>a-. AMI
hopes tia: the zeal of his subjects VII ASS.
him therein
The deceased Emperor had ALREADY re A.
ed Mcn>chikoi from the Crmea. ani given
the chief command to Prince t;nrt>chaho,'-
ana the second command 70 Gen. os;cn
Sackcn.
PROGRESS OF NEGOTIATIONS.
The first meeting of the Pcniro'en'arif'
took place a. Vienna on the 9TH. Their de-
bates had for an object the fiNing offhr third
of the guarantee points. Thu Ea>>ian rep
rcScn:ativc was no; present. Further confer
cnceS were 20 hc hell wi,l;ou. drilv.
Gen. Wcdcll left Paris on his war to Der
lin. and WIS said TO be the bearer Of n>irnc-
tion> which wcnld insure the concn>on OF
treaty between Prussia and the Western Tow
rrS.
The Chamber of Deputies at Stu.:Eari las
voted the 2. 400. 600 tlalers demanded !v he
Minister of War. but inserted in the hnli q
Recommendation to follow closely The po.lc!
of Austria.
The ratification of the treaty with Sardin-
in had been exchanged.
WAR INTELLIGENCE.
immediately upon the death Of Nicholas
b.;pr known in Paris. orders were sent 10
Cen Caurohcr. TO press on the siege OF Sc
ba>topol with the utmost sicor
4 despatch from Scha>fop"i. dated March
:. reached Paris on the 9TH. stating that 90
o0o Russians were threatening the English
force at Balak ava.
Ten. Bc>quet was rndeavorins I" GET his
corps in the rear of the enemy. with view
Of cutting them oil from their rcinorcenen's
and becoming the attacking party.
The weather was very variable. but at the
latest dates il was fine.
\ convoy of 300 wagons had succeeded IN
entering Scha>topol
Firing continued to he kept M on tom
sides. with more or less stea'llness.
During the ni.ht of Feb. 81. the knS,ian>
threw up and armed rriouht on the ,i'HA
of the Qualifications of Sebastopol. ana On
the night OF the oath ii was attacked anu
,torned i,v the French. The actoun'. 81
this event are directly co,.t.adicicd- Me-.