Washington telegraph., 1855-04-25
From tie Mrn. Eagle 4 Enqurr-l
LATER from EurOpe---ArrIvalO of
the America.
IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE

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IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE
NEw YoRk. April 13-
The America from Liverpool arrived at Halifax
last night Gotten in Liverpool unchanged. with
active speculative demand. Prices are stiiier but
not ouotabIy higher Sales OF the week, s29eo
bales Sales to SPECTATORS. II q, and 70 ex-
porters 10000 Orleans fair jsI< Nldclins do
sac. Upland fair SID MidiIins do 3D. Bread,
stufss are a shade lower. Flour. Western Canal
ass. The corn market is firm at ADS Consois
for money are quoted at 93a-
General News.
The America brings advices from Liverpool to
the 3lst ut-
There appears to be no change of affairs IN the
Crimea.
Attention is concentrated upon the vienna Cofi-
ference 1t is reported that great difficulties nave
sprung up in regard to the third point, a.'nousn
the demands of the allies were nucn moueia'I s1
The Russian PIenipotentiary had referred tne
matter to st Petersburg, and nothing iuF'hef can
be done till reply IS received
Night.y encounters had taken place between
.he French and Russian rifemen, and the iatler
were repeatedIv disIodged- but again returned 10
the attack under cover of their oatienes-
The Circassians had taken and burned several
small forts at the head OF Layack pay
The death of MenschiAoH Is reported In the
Paris PTeSse- OuL - ~o1AN,N>- y
other papers
The Allies had consented TO truce
There was no loss of life by the recent burning
Of the French Hospital at CJnstantInope-
Vienna papers state that Spain and Portugal
have ioined the Western Alliance the treaty hav-
ing been signed at Paris on the 2lst of March
This report wants confirmation
The difficulties between Austria and Prussia are
increasing The PTussian cabinet retorted on
Austria by sending a circular to all the German
courts animadvertIng strongly upon Austrian in
trisues with the Germanic Diet. The language
of the circular Is quite hostile towards Austria,
charging her with assimilation in talking, conf
dentiaIly Prussia of peace, whilst 70 the rest of
Europe she was threatening her with military
dangers
The latest dates from London, Friday night,
state that u DroUyn de L HGys the French Min
is.er of Foreign Affairs had been in London, held
conference with the Ministers and left that
night for Paris Ii is understood that be will re-
main two days in Paris and then proceed TO Wen
na. He was clOseted with the Prime Minister
for two hours. and subsequently, had lengthy
audience with the Queen He will bear to VIen-
IA the lmmovable determination of the Allies
with regard TO the third point
There no favorable Indications from St Pc
tersburs.
The Western powers did not demand the de-
uolition of SevastOpOl, but only the reduction of
Russian power in the Black Sea- offering in re-
turn to evacuate the Russian territory around Sc
vzstOpol-
The Special correspondent Of the London Times
describes the condition OF the army as being much
improved The actual siege works were not pro-
crossing sufficiently TO justify favorable propLie
cies
4 formidable Russian force had assembled
around Eupatoria- virtually besieging the place
They will not, however. be able to hold the place
At = -.
of the English fleet
RasIan-s last dispatch announces that steady
fire was being KEEP. up but wits,out efiectIng any
material change IN the aspect OF affairs lmpor-
tant operations were however, going on in the
city where the Russians continued to strengthen
thei- works daily
Although the discussion of the third point was
postponed by the Vienna Conference to await the
reply of the Emperor OF Russia it was probable
that the fourth point would be discussed in the
meantime.
The official journal of st. Petersburg gives
rather uniavGrable representation of the position
of the allies in the CIimea Itsays they are COM
plete'y shut in by formidable entrenchments-
New divisions had ioined the allies, and great
events Were expected
The London Times contains a leader upon The
subject OF the Vienna Conference from ..hich the
following is an extract
We did not rest negotiations Upon basis
which did not IHcuGe the destruction of Seyasto-
pol Should the Conference be ultimately broken
OF on account OF the importance attached TO our
operations in the Crimea. their result would be-
come real criterion Of success or defeat There
Is. however one further chance Tor negotiation.
though faint one not altogether impossible The
answer from St Petersburg may be the germ of
some counter project on which discussion ri:av be
renewed We do Eot- however. expect anv pro-
Posal at this time by the Russian Government
which can be regarded as pracfica bic OF sincerer
The LONDON News SAYS that according to the
most recent communications from Vienna Lord
John Russell Is understood to see little OF no pIo-
sPect OF peace at present He expects 10 return
to England by the 18th Oi April. The opinion is
freely expressed that anY peace which NAV be
agreed upon will be PrecaTious and uncertain.
FROM AUSTRIA.
Trade In Austria was soU-ew hat inDrcveH. but
political affairs were unsatisfactory
AdvIces from Sidney state that a vessel. rame
unknown, was wrecked on BumptOn Shoals. AMI
lyu chinese and portion OF the crew were lost
l. ne captain and eight only were saved
They made for Cape Dennis in boat. and on
landing We're attacked by the natl, es and five of
them killed
FROM CHINA
At canton the IusurgJ nts were gaining ground
Khoserf Pacha