Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-04-12

andathe erection Of Turkish p.otec.
ltorste in Asis. Adyices from Ceaslan.
tinople say The Porte had determined
Ito maintain undiminished sovereignty
over the Dardanelles,. and protests
against the Christians Of the Empire
being placed under any foreign proles-
ltorsse.S The Porte also desires ske par.
ticipation Of Prussia in the Conference.
\ Ali Pacha, the Minister Of Foreign At
fairs, had been summoned to Vienna.
The official report of the storming Of
the Malkoff redoubt by the French, on
the night of the 28th of February,
shows il to be one of the most gallant
achievements of the campaign.
Gen. 0sten Sacken telegrsphs TO st.
Petersburg as follows:
"0n the night of the 10th we erected
new redoubt, about three hundred
yards in front Of the KoraniIof bastion,
and our works are carried on with sue
cess"
There is nothing new from Eupstoria.
Gen. Burgoyne remains in the 0rimea
at the request Of Lord Raglan.
The health of the allied troops is satis-
factory; the English position was well
fortified.
The Russians had received reinforce
ments.
At an allied council of war held on
the 4th ult., it was resolved to recon-
mence active operations.
Lord Raglan's last dispatch IS dated
9th March; he says the weather was be-
coming fine and dry. and the sick much
improved in consequence; that new
British battery of three guns had caused
two Russian vessels to leave their moor
iHgs in the harbor; and that the Rus
SLAMS were receiving large reinforce
ments and provisions for maintaining
the war.
Omar Pasha's force, on the Sd Of
March, was $4,000, and was being con-
tinually augmented by fresh arrivals.
Letters from Odessa say the situation
of the Russians vas intricate, in case Of
an evacuation of Bessarabia, without a
contest. The Grand Duke Constantine,
directs the feet, and the Ministry the
marine. A nocturnal ley Of recruits
was made throughout Russia and Poland,
during the night of the 18th of March.
The ice was breaking up generally in
the Baltic. The flying British Squad
ron, the first installment of the Baltic
feet, sailed from Spithead for Kiel, on
the goth of March. 'd
In the English house of Lords, Lords
Lindhurst and Clarendon, spoke Sc
verely against the vacillating conduct
of Prussia. The proceedings of Roe
bucks committee, were drawing to a
close.
A new Belgium ministry had been
formed, but only staid in Office for one
day. so that the crisis continued.
The Legislative assembly of Denmark
had voted unanimously the impeach-
ment of the ex-Ministers.
The attempt of the French feet to
storm Shanghai proved failure. The
overland India mail brings nothing Of
from Canton.
Bishop Timon is one Of the passen-
gers by the Baltic.
The Anglo French squadron of twen-
ty-five steamers, had sailed for Genoa,
10 take the Sandwich troops to the
Crimea.
Advices from Odessa of the 14th ult.,
say Prince Menchikoff died at Simfer-
pol, which is doubted.
The Russians had sunk four more ves-
sells in the mouth Of the harbor at Sevas-
topol.
The French hospital at Constantinople
had been burnt down, and ninety-six
persons perished in the flames.
The Pope had sent an Embassy Of
to the Emperor of Russia.
1t was reported that Gortschikoff has
been ordered from st. Petersburg, to
lake Eupatoria at any price, and was
for the expedition.