Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-10
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVAL OF THE BiLTIC
New YoRK, April 6.

of the oath. and reached her dock here lit
tie before O'Clock this p. NJ
The new screw steamer City of Baltimore
Of the Liverpool and Philadelphia line, had
been taken up by the French Governm enF for
six months, and had left Liverpool for Mar
settles. having in tow the American shif Ii
conderoga, also engaged by the French Gov
eminent.
The Csar Alexander had made several mild
speeches to the diplomatic body, but strong
ones to the army-on the whole his language
was interpreted in pacific sense.
The first of the four points which had been
unanimously agreed to at the Vienna Confer
enco reads as follows:
Abolition of the exclusive Protectorate of
Russia over Moldava and Wallachia, the pr-
vlleges accorded those provinces by the Sui
tan being laced under the guarantee of the
three powers.
The latest dispatch from Vienna, dated Fri
days evening, says the Conference was pro-
crossing favorably, the second point is either
settled or will be TO- morrow.
Il must be repeated that the question Of
peace or war will not be decided until the 81
point 10 settled.
The Paris c0rresp md mt Of the London
Times telegraphs und date Of Friday even
ing-'News from Vienna seems to be favora-
Die 10 peace, and at Paris people are disposed
to believe the conferences will be attended
with happy result.
Count Nesselroda, it is believed, will pro-
coed to Vienna when the negotiation becomes
critical.
| The new Car gave strong udica,io ion of abb
ding by the plans trace out by his father,
and that he would make no concessions.
Rumors are current Of new basis Of ar
rang ments, including the freedom If the
Black Sea, opening of the. Danube, and the
erection Of Turk sh fortrcsses in Ash
COnstantinop'e advices state that the Porte
has determined to MAINTAIN undim nished SOW
ereiynity over the Dardaneles, an protests
against the Christi MS Of he Empire being
placed under for ign protection.
The Porte alSp desires the participation Of
Prussia in the Conference.
Old Ali Pach", Minister of Foreign Affairs
had been summoned to Vienna.
The official reports of the storming of Mala-
koff r,doubt on the night of the 23d Of Feb
ruary, by the French, are published AN spo-
ken Of rs one of the most gallant achieve
ments of the campaign.
Gen. Osten S;.csen telegrarhed to St. P
tersburgh on the night OF the l0'h. "We
have cree I'd IA new redoubt about 800 yards
in front of Korniltoff bastion.
Gen. Burgoyne remains in the G inca at
request of Lord Raglan.
The health of the Allied troops was salts.
factoty.
Nothing of Importance before Euratoria.
Our works are carried on with success
The English position was we'll fortified. The
Russians had received rainf rcem pnts.
AT an allied council OF war, held on the
4th, it VAS resolved to rec mmeIce active
operations.
Lord Raglan's latest dispatch is date
March 9Th, ami saws '.Thc YEA her is fine
and dry. The sick arc deriving much beneti
from the CHI ,nge.
A British battery Of three guns had caused
two small Russian steamers to leave theil
moorlngs.
Omar Pach,'s force on the 8 4 of March wa.
, $4,000, and continually being reinforced.
Nicholas death was announc, I'd in SebastO
pol en- the 9th If March.
An Anglo French squadron were OF .hei,
way 10 Genoa to embark Sandman II oops fol
the Crimea.
Odessa advices to the IA h, state that Prince
Menchikotf died of fever at Simpherpol--con
sidered doubtful.
Cons antinople letters Of thu 18th of March
mention that continued shocks of cart .
quakes were bling felt. Mount Olymu,
smoked ike volcano.
The Russ ans had sunk three more ships o.
war in he harbor of Sebastopol.
The French Hospital at Con>tantnople hal
been burnt to the ground and min ty person.
perish d.
The Pope had sent an embassy of condo
leEce and friend ship to Alexand r.
1t was reported that Gortschakot had beer
ordered from St. Petersburgh to take Eupa.
toria ut whatever price, and that he was pre-.
pairing to obey.
Letters state that the Russian preparation.
indicate an eventual evacuation Of Bessara.
bia without = contest.
A nocturnal levy Of recruits was made
throughout Russian Pol0ld on the night Of
The 18th.
The ice was broken up generally.
The Baltlc and tying British squadron
the first instalment Of The Br fish feet sail {
from Spthead for Kel on the 10Th Of March
Th- Invalid Russo reports the capture OF
the Turkish camp at l. eghoi, Asia.
The 2lst OF March was observed through
Great Britain.
In the House Of Lords, Lord Lyndhurst and
Clarendon had spoken severely AGAINST tn,
con luct of Pruss q.
The proc ,eaings If thn Roebuck committee
We're drawing to close.
Louis n pol on had received fmperia
f:nds and made short and patr Otto speech
A new H.ig an Ministry had been formed
but on > held oa:;c" for day. The cr.sls,
thpr fore, continued.
/ The Legislative Assembly O. DENIM rk ha
unan mousy passed tn inpeachment Of the
Ex Minister.
The FIR nch attempt to storm Snsnghae
China, 'ad proved a failure.
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