Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-27
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER NASHVILLE.


New York April % The steamer Nashville,
chartered by the Collins company in place of the
steamer Pacific, arrived here at to day. She
arrived out at Liverpo on the Sd, at noon, and left
Liverpool at 3 Z. NJ on The 9TH inst, bringing Lv-
erpool and London papers of the same date and
about fifty passengers.
The weeks may he briefly summed up thus:
Political affairs are just where they were at the
period of the closing of previous accounts, except
that the feeling becomes stronger that nothing is lett
but TO fight out the difficulty The adjournment of
the Conference until the 9th to await the Rus
sian ultmalum and the arrival of the French and
Turkish Ministers of Foreign Affairs al Vienna
The Nashville reports passing the steamer fIica
entering Liverpool as she passed cot on Saturday
afternoon.
ing Adjourned until the 9th there is no news of
importance from that point The consideration Of
the Third Point TO be the first subject befo'e The
Conference reassembling. Public opinion is about
equally divided as to th final result.
Ali Pasha arrived at Vienna on Friday and would
take part in the ful discussions of the Confer ence
A despatch from Berlng, dated Friday, April 9Th,
staes that the Russian parry there is predon nant,
and that Prussia will probably throw herself INTO the
arms Of the Gar, in of an unfayorable result
of the conference.
FROM THE CRIMEA.-There had been succession
of sangunary conf cts between the French and Rus
slams before Sebastopo for the possession of the fife
ambuscade pits with varying success and much los
81 night of the 25h ut put 5000 men horS du combat
II There are no details.
al Owing to the Eeastern holidays there is little other
! news Parliament was not in session.
# The Russians and the allies in the Crimea are
strengthening their positions, preparatory 10 the open
e ing of the spring campaign.
. council of war was held by the allies on the 9th
ult., at which Omar Pacha desired the assistance oil
1.-THE allies, which could not be granted Phe Turks
u are only expected to hold Eupaora, acting merely
on the defensive.
On the 18th ult. large reintorcements of Russian
n troops entered Sebastopol.
d General Canrobert states that in the attack of the
1t 22d and 23d of March, the Russians lost 1000 mer
d and the allies 6OO
n The conference at Vienna met on the I'd inst anc
Il then adjourned to the 9th when the Cars ultima
% tnm was expected to be received.
e THE BALTIC ExPEDITIoN.-A portion of the Baltic
J. fleet sailed on the afternoon of the 4th
y The Russians have established two fortified camps
- of 80 900 men each, for the defence of the Bat,
- provinces They have also bockaded all their ports
~ by sunken vessels
"a Observation-Disclosures was not in session, having
II adjourned for the Easter holidays and would re-as
- sembie on the 10Th
'e The London Times devotes leading editorial ar
t. tlce to the defence o: the know nothing movement
lie in the Tn ted States.
IS The same paper announces that the Spanish gov
eminent had demanded the recall of the British am
bassado at Madrid, account of his interference il
ID religious matters.
ID The Latest.
j. General Wedders return Prussian envoy t.
Paris, has been countermanded; and Col. Overg, a.
- attache of the Prussan legation, has also been re
- called indicating that negotiations are closed.
special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun says that
u careful reading of the accounts exhibits li,tl
81 hope Of an early peace The Emperor Alexander
ne evidently preparing for desperate struggle
at hundred and forty thousand have been marche
1t to the neghborhood of the Baltic Two fortfe
camps of sixty thousand are established betwee
Riga, Nara, and Revel The approaches 10 all tn
70 northern seaport towns being blocked up wit
~, sunken vessels. Heavy batteries are erecting {
Danamunde. The Grand Duke Constantine has gon
to Constadt to inspect the coast of the Gulf of Fine
- land. Russian reinforrements 10 the number
Is: fifteen thousand arrived at SebastopoI the 9Th
Previous to the adjournment of the Vienna confe
ence the Russian Plenipotentiaries refused to adm
c. =" that in accepting the third point they have az
knowleIged the prnc Pile of diminuon Of the Ru
sian power in the Black Sea asserting at the sam
time that the demand for the reduction of the Russia
feet, is contrary 10 the dignity and sovereign RICH
Of the Emperor" NesseIrode will attend the confe
ence during the discussion of the third point
1t is rumored that the allies will, for the purpo
of meeting this difficulty propose to exclude all sh
r of war from the Black Sea.
"a Austria differs with the allies regarding the Bac
Sea question. 1t is reported that she will rema
he neutral should the allies demand the destruction
te Sebastopo and she declares that she entered upc
h the present arrangements with the allies for the pu
NV pose of checking. not Gripping Russia
It is almost certain that Russia will refuse the thi
er- point
cir The Russians in the Crmea still occupy the al
buscade which the French attacked unsuccessful
On the 18th the allies expected to commence oper
tons.
Omar Pasha on the Ord had "a, 900 men reconn
tering the position of the Russians on the Alma.