The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-30
A WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

The British steamer America arrived at
Halifax on the cath. bringing London and
Liverpool dates to the 18th instant.
There is no news Of importance from the
seat Of war. Nothing Of consequences had oc-
Cured at seoaslopol. Some trivial successes
by the Allies are reported, but affairs gene.
rally remained IN the same condition as at
the last accents. The correspondence from
the Camp Of April 9th explains the difficult
ties of the siege, and states confidently that
the Allies have advanced, and are still slow
~ acquiring ground, and that, while the
works are so advancing, there can be no
doubt Of their ultimate success, provided the
Russians in the field are unable to force the
Allies to raise the siege.
The latest official advces are Of the 10th
instant. On that morning the Russians made
sortie with large body Of troops on the
right advance Of the French. but they were
driven back Immediately, and other similar
attempts shared the same fate. Gen. Can
robert has announced that when reinforce
ments arrive be will enlarge the circle OF his
operations.
The London Times SAYS that all hopes o.
peace have ilrd that 10 assistance can be
obtained from Austria. and but little from
the rest Of Europe; and that, consequently,
France and England must fight the battles Of
this unfortunate war. The Times also pub
fishes ansplitnrial article IN behalf Of the
Government. stating that il is impossible to
peruse the official documents Of the Vienna
Conference without seeing that Russia was
never in earnest when she pretended 70 desire
peace. Earl Grey, in tie House Of Lords,
has given notice thai an address will be sent
10 the Queen deplnring the failure 81 the ne
gOtiati0ns, aud stating. as the upinian 81 Par,
lmrnt, that the proposals oi Russia were new
er such as 10 afford iair prospect u con-
Guiding a peace. A similar motion Is TO be
made in Tie House Of Commons. Lord Pal
merston e,atied answering the question VILE
Their the Conference is not finally broken oil.
Ii i said, however, that the accredited rep
rescntati,cs Of all the Powers, Russia inelu-
died, continue to reside IN Vienna, aud that
The elements ol the Conference permanently
exist there, in case Prussia or Austria, on be.
half IL Russia, should make at any time a
proposition offering prospect Of settlement.
Fur thousand Sandman troops had arriy.
ed in the Grimca.
The Baltic English lleet were working up
towards GOlhland as fast as the ice permit
ted il.
Three ships Of war left England on the
10th 70 blockade the White Sea.
An inccndary fire, set BY discharged work
men. totally destroyed one II The floating bat.
tcries, just ready to be launched, IN The river
Thames.
II il said that France has asked permission
10 establish camp on the swedish territory,
and L refused Bomarsund will be occupied
and fortified BY the Allies.
Mr.. Druuyn de LHuys, French Minister
Of Foreign Affair. has resigned his Office. The
cause assigned Cor this step 10y whom assign
ed we do not know,) is an unwillingncss 20
prUtraet the war. Count Walewski, the
French ambassador al London. has been ap.
pointed TO succeed NJ. L'lluss.
A new loan Of 200 ,OOO, 600 frames was IN.
der consideration by the French Council Of
| State.
Pianoz. the Italian who attempted TO as.
sassinate the Emperor Louis Napoleon, hai