Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-10
New YoRK, Nlay 4.

G NEW YORK, May !.
The Atlantic has arrived.
The Vienna Conference has been b. oxen
cff, Russis rejects She. allies demand.
Sebnstopcl has been bombatted since the
9,h--result doubtful.
'The new British o n hus been taken.
Emperor Napoleon, accompanied by tho
Empress, has been one week in England,
immensely gorihsd.
The British loan is & l6, 900, 900 sterling,
to be taken BY the RuthchiiGs. Taxes are TO
be increased ON incomes, and on spirlts. tea,
coffee and sugar s,anp is proposed.
England asseuts to Louis Napoleon taking
conmsud of the allied army in the Crmea--
regarded as doubtful, though it is rumored.
The Vienna Conference vas broken of
after the 18th session. There are strong
indications that Austria will not act against
Russia.
Lord John Russell and 81. Dr9ny Dc l.
Huys have left Vienna
The bumbardment OF Sebas,npol com
mencsd with 500 guns on the 9th, and con.
,inued necessarily to tho 18th. Assault is
not practicable, but will stern ii pos.
tible.
Richardson, Spencc & Co. quote proyis.
ions at slight advance. The market closed
with an active demand.
Barring Bros. quote the iron market steady
and unchanged.
The steamer Asia arrived at Liverpool on
the Cad ult.
All hopes a Austria taking the field aguins,
Russia are al an end.
From the seat Of war we learn that during
the frs: Two days OF the bombardment the
fire OF the besiegers was much heavier than
than that from the city, and much damage
was done 10 the Russian works.
During the night of the 9th the left attack
OF the allies obtained considerable advantage
over the Russians. Tie Russians were
twice dislodged from fortified position, and
1t remained in the hands of the French.
Five out OF seven adnira's OF the Russian
feet in Sebn stopol have either died or been
killed since the siege began.
Gortschakof has published an address to
the garrison, in which he states that matters
look more encouraging to the beseiged.
Serious trouble had been created at Kraio-
va by the brutal conduct Of the Austrian off.
cers. The people attacked the Austrians
eui uiuFN tneH, lrOUi tuG Guy.
The official statements return 247 killed
on both sides. The excitement continues.
and deputotions have heen sent to the Sui
tan, at Cons'antinople, to demand justice.
Operations for strengthening the Russian
forts Ia the Baltic are going forward with
great activity, and 10000 troops will concen-
trate in :he Baltic provinces.
Most of the Hdtish advanced squadron are
detained In the 0seat Belt by ice
Parliament assembled on the 10th ult.
The estimates of expenses of the Govern.
meni are fs5,339, 90; the revenues ore es,i.
mated G63, $50 ,O09.
tits thought that much party dscord will
arise from the manner of securing tho new
loan, as it involves u great principle of fl.
nance.
The visit of the Emperor and Empress of
Frapce created a perfect Juror of excite
ment. The Emperor made speech on the
occasion Of his reception by the Lord Mayor
Of London, which gave great satisfaction.
Mr.. Mayard was entertained on board tho
clipper ship Donald Mckay.
The captain of the Boston shin Enocb ,rnin
has been fined Elo for taking an excess of
passengers.
The Russian prize Si,ka, has been handed
over TO the Frenh
Two thousand colicrs at Wigun are on
strike.
RoebucEs committee is progressing with
It's investigations.
LATEST.
London, April %, l.s O'Clock. Gen.
Canrobert teegraphs on The I7th that tho