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the 9Th Of April. but the result was in
doub, when the steamer sailed.
Til. new British loan had been all ia
Ken.
The Emperor Sapoleon. accompanied
by the Empress Eugcuie. had been all
The week in England, aud they were i'm
mvnseiy gioriisd.
The new British loan j. for sixteen NIL
lion pounds sterling. an was taken by
al. z l,h.chlld. al oaa h ihifaj pounds, III
,.on.ols a, LIS o. IL j. ia the shape Of
m annuity, ending in thirty IcaFs.
lisuportcd hal England a.senls TO
Loui, Napoieon's taking connaud OF the
.!lisi army. !, w... however, regarded
az a doubtful rImor.
The Vienna c lnlerence wss broken
eff alter lis twelfth session. Russi, ALSO
la.ely refusing to assen. to .he proposals
of France aud England.
There are s,rcng indications TIA, An,i-
sis ~i!i refuse TO act against Ru-sin.
The genera. bombardment 81 Sevusto-
pol from 500 guns commenced on The 9ih
continued necessarily; bus, up 20 1he | oh.
1, was thu intention TO storm sae place II
possible.
All pc. OF Austia taking the allies
eide agrinst Russia are aian end at pEes
cot
From the seat OF war we learn that do
ring The first ten days OF the lombard
men. the fire ri the hrsiegers was snpe-
,i.s 10 .h., of he cily. AID much damage
was done 10 .he Russian works. IL is
sisi.d that during the night Of the 18Th.
she lost Of the attack. the allies gained
considerable advantages over the Rus
sians. The Russians were twice Dis.
lodged from strongly fortified posts,
which rsmsin in he hands of The Fren, b.
The possession OF these positions ena-
blrs the allies To forsify the SUNNI. of
abe rsvine. which is OF grea, Importance.
Since The si-ge began. five OF the sew
en- sdmifals OF The Russian flee, III Sevas.
,opol have died or been killed. General
Gostschasoff has Published an address 10
she garrison. IN which he states that
matters look more encouraging 10 The be
sesed
Es,iova BY the brutal conduct of an Aus
ui,n officer The people attacked The
Aus,fi4Ls and drove them out oflhe city.
The Official statements returned 2i7 kill.
I'll on hoih silrs. The excitement con-
,inues and reputation IS 10 &c sen, TO
the Sutton 20 demand justice.
Preparations Cor Strengthening the
i.a II - Z.
wsri rsppiliy AMI there are l2D 600
troops concentrated in The Russo. Baltic
provinces. Most Of the Rtitish adran-
eed squadron was detained i'll the Gres,
Belt By ice.
The WISH Of The Emperor sni Empress
of France hai created a perfect excite
ment. The Emperor made a speech
The occasion OF his reception by ,he Lord
Mayor. which gave great satisfaction
SECOND DISPATCH.
The news brought by the Atlantic is
important. but was expected n have
brsn much more SO. Indeed il was hoped
th.t The detention of the Atlantic would
have enabled her 10 have conveyed the
news Of the ;errnination OF The war. eth
sr by tr.sty at Vienna. OF tn Cal ture OF
S,vestopol. N-ither expectation his
however been fulfilled. Tho conferrn-
ces are Ia their las. agony. RISsis abso.
iutely refuses 10 a<sen, 10 the Limitation
uf her power in the Black Sea. but offers
40 permit The maintenance OF a Turks
..srnamrnI equai 10 her own in the Black
Sea waters. Providing no other nation
nave the nigh. Of entry.
THIRD DISPATCH
France and England. after vainly in
sisting OH the unconditional deduction O {
Russian powe-, admit that tie Russian
propositions are wot;hy VI consideration.
me more Sd that Austria has definitely
refused TO second he Western Powers
Ia ,he humil,a,ing on the Gar. II is
now generally confessed although relut'
sn.y, that the utmosfsto be expected
from Austria is the maintenance of
suic, neutrality. Lori john Russell aud
DsO.yn dc Hays had been ordered home,
and only awaited the conc iusion OF the
eleventh or final conference. La brief,
shs Vlenns Conferences So FAR rs APP
pears, have tailed. aud sn arrange ,nenI
va VIZ WI" PSt"' "a eu"oHNeS Nou
Do come to. o. large aud mutual conces
siOn.
Affairs are considerably more active in
she Crimea The general bombardment
from. 800 guns vas opened on Sevas.opol
Oh April Oh. preparatory 10 the assault.
and WAS warmly respondsd 10 BY the oi,
=. Much damage was done 10 The works
of tie bssieg-rs aud the besieged: but TO
our latest accounts-the l5th-storming
had not been praeI.cable. The a.Iied
feet lay in line of battle off the harhor.
Fifteen thousand of Omer Pacia's Turks
had been brouRh, TO Kamisch to take a
shsre In The assault.
There is repers. which we give for
what IL is worth. that during NapOleon's
visit To England. where. with his wife.
he hal breu for week, and was received
With extraordinary rejoicing. il was
sgTeed sha, he should assume personal
command Of the allied army.
Among the conflicting rumors that ap.
Pesred, one which bears The mos. ccns,s,
ency is. that Austria refuses 10 demand
from Russia any concessions further than
these three: FRS. he RJssi IN feet in