Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-04-12
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
Nnw YoRx. April 6, | p. 4

VI tle StuiJ uilu IeuCntu uct uOch htie
little before o'clock.
The new screw steamer, City Of Balti.
more, Of the Liverpool and Philadelphia
line, had been taken up by the French Gov
ernment for six months, and had left Liver
pool for Marseilles, having in tow the Am
erican ship Ticonderogu, also engaged by
the French Government.
The Gar Alexander had made several
mild speeches to the diplomatic body, but
strong to the army. On the whole, his Ian
guage was interpreted in pacific SENSE
The first Of the four points which had been
unanimously agreed TO at Vienna Conference
reads as follows:
"Aboltion of the exclusive protectorete
of Russia on Moldavia and Wallachia. The
privileges accorded to those provinces by
the Sultan being placed under the guarantee
Of the Five Powers.
The latest dispatch from Vienna, dated
Friday evening, says the Conferences are
progressing favorably. The second point
was either settled or will he tomorrow
1t must be repeated, that the question of
peace or war is not decided until the third
point is settled.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times telegraphed under kate date of Fri
day evening, as follows: "The news from
Vienna appears to be favorable TO peace, and
at Paris people are disposed to believe the
conference will be attended with happy
result. Count Nesselrode, it is believed,
will proceed TO Vienna when the negotia-
ton becomes critical, The new Car gave
strong evidence of abiding by the plans ira
ced out by his father, and that he would make
no concessions"
Rumors were current of a new basis Of
arrangement, including the freedom Of the
Black Sea, opening of the Danube, and the
erection Of Turkish fortresses in Asia. Cor
stantinople advices state the Porte has de-
termined to maintain undiminished sover-
eighty over the Dardanelles, and protests a.
gainst the Christians Of the Empire being
placed under am foreign protection.
The Porte also desires the participation
ton of Russia in the Conference. Aid Ali
Pacha, Minister of Foreign Affairs, had
been summoned 10 Vienna. The official re-
ports of the storming of Malakoff redoubt,
on the night of the 23d of February, by the
French, are spoken of as one of the most
gallant achievements of the campaign. Gen
Osten Sacken telegraphs St. Petcrsburgh on
the night of the 10th:
"We have erected new redoubt about
three hundred yards in fornt of the Karnill.
toff bastion-our works are carried on with
success"
Nothing of importance before Eupatoria.
Gen. Burgoyne remains in the Crimea, at
the request of Lord Raglan.
The health of the allied troops was salts
factory. The English position was vel
fortified. The Russians had received rein
forcements. At Allied Council of War, helt
on the 4th, it was resolved to recommenct
active operations. Lord Raglan's latest dis
patch is dated March 9Th, and says: "The
weather is fine and dry. The sick are deri
wing benefits from the change"
A British battery ofthree guns had caused
two small Russian steamers to leave thei
mornings, and the Russians were receiving
large reinlorcements, provisions and mu
nitions of war. Omar Pacha's force OF thu
Sd March was 80 900, and continually be
ing reinforced. Nicholas death was an
nounced in Sebastopol on the 9Th of March
An Anglo.French squadron of twenty
five steamers were on their way TO Geno'
TO embark Sandman troops for the Crimea
Odessa advices of the 18th state that Prime,
Menchikoi' died Of fever at Simpherpol-
considered doubtful. Constantinoble let
tiers of 18th March mention that continued
shocks of earthquakes were being felt
Mount Olympus smoked like Volcano,
The Russians had sunk three more ships O
war in the harbor of Sebastopol.
French hospital at Constantinople hat
been burnt to the ground and 80 perished.-
A palace had been repaired and put in orde
for the Emperor Napoleon. The Pope ha,
sent an embassy Of coincidence and friend
ship to Alexander.
1t was reported that Gorschakof off had beef
ordered from St. Petersburg to take Eupa
! toria at any price, and was prepared to obey
! Letters state that the Russian preparation
indicated an eventual evacuation OF Bessa
> raba, without contest. The Grand Duk
: Constantine is giving, in his quality G
= Grand Admiral, the directions of the flee
and Ministry of Marine. A nocturna
e levy of recruits was made throughout Rus
f sian Poland on the night Of the 18th.
The ice was broken up generally in III
! Baltic, and flying British squadron, tn