Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-17
!, FOREIGN NEWS s 49,.
Arrival Of the steamst ip Baltic.
NAV YoRK; Jan. ll, p. nj.

New YoRK; Jan. IL. p. NJ.
= The. steamer BALTIC with alvces from
Liverpool to Saturday the 30th, -ult, arr-
we'd at this port at kalf-pas1 four O'Clock
this afternoon. The Baltic left Liverpool
early on the morning Of tho 3oth. She
brings 90 passengels, among whom is
Commodore Perry. The Africa arrived
out.at Liverool on the cath. The Sarah
Sands put into Cork for re pairs, having
her sails damaged, > T. A..
:~. GENERAL ISTELLrGE nee.
The steamer Arabia sailed from Mar.
saiilos from the Crimea on the 91st, ha-
wing on board l64O French troops for t"o
Allies before Sevastopol. - /
: A Grand diplomatic Conf rance ofthe
representatives. Of the leading European
powers, is to Be held ut Tie residence OF
the British Ministerial Vicnna.> The am
bassadors of England. Frau cn,. Austria,
Prussia and Russia, participate in it. The
conference is to be, in its decision, Of d
positive character. - f. .~.
. A dispatch from Vienna, Of the 26tb,
says Gortschikof presents tho notcs/fe-
ccirnd from ST. Petersbur4h, to Count
Boul. II was believed to be unsatisfacto-
nv, but is not the final reply ofRussia.-
The Prlssian NISSAN to London, ofwhch
such high expectations were formed, it is
now rumored, was nothing more than the
bearing of an Autograph letter 70 the Qneen
and with instructions to wat ch certain af-
fairs. ... q ?. -. g.. r..
" The advices from Savasto pol arc to the
ooh ult. Af1ars tharn seem to be dssen-
tally unchanged. The h,sFians claim to
be doing considerable damas yes to the ap.
breaches Of the allies,
The French. nevertheless. had com
,p'"'"l Il" third parallel, and mounted III"
canon The ieinforccmcnts which had
reached the allies up b TIE 10th, amour.
ed to eighteen thousand. ~ :
The Russian General Men schkof, was
sick, AMI Os.en Sacken had taken the com.
mand. IT,
There were five thousand Turkish forces
At Fnarato"ia. J.. =. Il
TIE destination Of Omar Phaha's forces
remained profound secret; it was thought
thcv were intended 10 invest the north
side Of Sevastopof.~ 1t was confidently
assorted that resolution had been adop-
ted to storm Sevastapol, as7ssoon as the
Turkish reinforcemen,s came UP. 1t is
stated the France will stermathc city, while
the English and Turks will attack Men,
chikoii's forces in the Geld. + :,
II Is reported that Omar Pasta has writ
ten to the Sultan, makingIit q condition Of
his accepting the command, that he shall
have two votes in q Council ofWnr, in or
der to his being out-rpted BY Canrobcrt.
Z Advices from Vienna. OF the 28th, say
that a dispatch from Warsaw, announces
that tia Russian Naval Artillcrymen, have
been takeneut Of the Baltic feet, and had
arrived at Sevastopol, and il is. to them
due the procession Of the fire from the
fort, as we'll as the increased boldness OF
the Ileect i'm The harbor. The adviccs
from Vienna also state that notes had
exchanged between the three ~represen-
tatives ,oftlfe allied powers, defining the
sense in which the Cabihct understood the
four points proposed as conditions ofpeace
and Gortschikoff is saidto have asked for
time to obtain the instructions ofbis Gov
ernment. >~.< N..#ft :. # Il -
The British Parliament had adjourned.
The Royal assent was givcnIto the foreign
enlistment bill. This measure continues
unpopular in England; audit is said the
German Confederation expressly forbids
German subjects entering the military ser.
vice Of foreign States. +" I1E& r.. .
Col. Colt has written letter to the
London Times, contradicting = rumor
that he had offered supplies Of his pistols
TO, the Gar. @:s.EIssz.{ T. ! ssg.... "
The frigate San. Jacinto was at Gibral.
ter Dec. l2th. f.. .,,.~:~
Louis Napoleon opened the French
Chambers in person. In bis speech he
alludes to the treaty with Austria as defen-
sive for the present; thanks the British
Parliament for its cordial and warm de-
monstmtionn, and the English army for
invaluable cooperation. Hs says the land
army Of France is now 5SI 900 and rs, :
600 horses, and $1,000 sailors on ship
board; and lie asks for an additional levy
of l4O. coo. lie states thatIthe reyinue q
tie country is undiminiskell Tic speech
Ii qai e war!ike, andis highly praise. tbu
it causei a slight depresionl IN thefunds
both in France and England. On tic
a7tS, tie Minister Of France was au:hoi;
lied TO ,sise loan Of I've luhdled millions
fr4ncs
Letters fror1 Madrid say5tla t Ny: soue
ssit ntsFeI,a adiseussipnwl irbSook Tlat,
81 ;fe Spanish cFirnbefs, qnflse.sate o.
Caba, bur nor POI u . deba 9 is pub.
lis e
Tefori., d tfo se tfer withdrawn
from Tuscany.
A quarrel las sflung III between tie
King al Neplg and il /. Jefuils. VI on = 9
superio,i.y Il .le TpIs ovet de Lings and