The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-10

the SlCaliSll1p II uintlC arrived on Tue ITO OK
at one O'Clock this morning with regular dates
from Liverpool
The intelligence of the death of the Bmpe-
ror is confirmed
His son Alexander succeeds peaceably to
the Throne, and has issued manifesto that he
will follow his fathers policy. He las co.,
firmed Gortschakoff as PlenipOtentiary at vi
emma. -
The Allies had ordered the Generals to press
forward the War.
There had been some more fighting at Sc
bastopo
1t wasrumorcd that the Grand Duke Mich
ael was killed.
Louis Napoleon objects to the Roebuck
Committee. 4
SECOND DISPATCH.
The steamship Atlantic left Liverpool at 2
p. NJ. Of the 10th, arrived off the Lightship
about midnight, but did not come up till day.
light. She experienced westerly gales during
tic entire passage. She brings "A passengers,
man, etc.
The death of the Car Nicholas is confirm
ed. He died shortly after noon on Friday,
March I'd. His death was from Atrophy OF
the lungs, after only few days illness. His
last words to the Empress were, "tell Freder-
lex, the King of Prussia, to continue attached
to Russia as he has hitherto been, aud never
to forget his fathers words
1t is said that few days before his death,
the Gar succeeded in etiecting o complete
reconciliation between his two elder sons
Alexander and Constantine, who were at va
rlence.
At Berlin the Court placed itself in mourn
ing and orders were issued for symbols Of
mourning for four weeks.
AT Vienna the news caused much agitation.
An order of the day, by the Emperor OF
Austria directed that in acknowledgment OF
the services rendered with noble eagerness, by
the Emperor Nicholas during q time of unior-
tunate trial, the Emperor Nicholas regiment
of Cuirassiels should always preserve that
name as souvenir.
AT Paris, the Police arrested Che Ballad
Singers for chanting verses disrespectiul of the
dead Gar.
\ Geographic dispatch from Berlin of the
Nth. safes that the Emperor Alexander I'd,
who has succeeded quietly to tie Throne has
issued q manifesto i'll which he promises to ad-
here 10 the policy of lis father.
! The Grand Duke Constantine and the other
officials had formerly taken the oath of ale
glance II Alexander, and the whole garrison
vas 70 do so as soon as the 3D..
.Amba ssadors had been dispatched to vi
emma ard Berlin to announce the new Empe-
ror'a accession 10 the Throne.
lEnlod atclg on the death of Nicholas be-
| ing k.owu in Paris, orders were sent to Can
robert to push 1ha siege OF SetastopOl with
the utmost vigor.
The first meeting of the Plenipotentiarias
a. Vienna was on the 6 h. Their debate had
for an object the fixing of the precise mean
ing OF The third OF the guarantee points.
The Russian Representative was not present.
Further conferences were to be had without
delay.
Gen. Wedde had left Paris, on lis return
| to Berlin, and was said to be the bearer OF de-
spatches Of Instructions which would insure
the conclusion Of peace between Prussia and
the Western Powers.
The Chamber of Deputies at STUTTGART lad
voted the 100000 demanded by the Minister
of War. .-.--..
The ratification of the treaty with Sardinia
had been exchanged. ,.l
A despatch from Sebastopol of March 5tb,
reached Paris. 1t says $4,000 Russians were
threatening the English force at Baiaklava.
Gen. Bosquct was endeavoring to get his corps
in the rear Of the enemy, with view of cut
ting them off from renforcements and become
the attacking party.
The weather was very variable, but at Ia
test dates it was fine.
a convey of 200 wagons succeeded in en-
terHg Sebastopol.
Firing continued to be kept up on both sides
with more or less steadiness.
During the night Of the 2lst Of February
the Russians threw up redoubt on the flank
of the Notifications OF Sebastopol and in the
night of the cath it was stormed by the French
Accounts Of this event are directly contradic-
ted.
Menschikoff says the French were repulsed
with o loss of about 600 men, while the
French accounts claim the victory with Loo
killed.
The French had likewise destroyed the
works around Malakof lower, but with great
loss to themselves.
Up to the Goth February nothing new had
occurred at Eupatoria.
a special correspondent Of the London
Daily News, under date of Balkalava, Feb
23d, says it was lunlOred that Gen. Canrobert
had ordered court martial to try an officer Of
high command, in the French army, who had
been accused of holding reasonable CORES
pondence with the enemy.
Brasseau had been destroyed by an earth
quake, and large number Of persons lost theil
lives.
The blocade Of the Danube has been raised
since Feb. 18th.
At the attack upon Eupatoria, February
18th, the Russians numbered $4,000. The
estimated loss on both sides is 80 Russian.
killed and 700 wounded, Turks 50 killed ant
200 wounded.
1t is rumored that the allies intend to attack
Gen. Liprand and then fully invest Sebasto
pol. 1t is also rumored that Schamyl, in con
Junction with the furious Pad Mahmoud, vii
invade the Crimea by the way Of the Sea o