The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19
Interesting Debates i'm TIN,
British Parliament.
WHAT WILL AUSTRIA DO?
Attempted Assassination Of Louis
Napoleon.
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.
OUR LONDON AND MADRID CORRESPONDENCE.
L HI E Nj A II X e T s
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The Collins mall steamship Baltic, Capt Comstock
rived at half past Ave O'Clock yesterday afternoon She
left Liverpool at half past O'Clock Saturday after.
noon, the 9th instant.
The news s week later and important.
It Ia stated that both the English and French govern
ments have received intelligence by the electric ele
graph from the Crmea to the effect that the lombard
ment by the Allies had met with such sue ,ess al to
justify assault.
mandipg the French Artillery has written to the
Emperor TO the effect, that, having, according
to promise, kept up the bombardmsnt for fourteen
days, his task was accomplished-that the Allies
had not reduced the place. and not In condition.
TO attempt the assaultthat their guns from protract-
cd firing were completely unserviceableand that It
ny remsned for them to withdraw their troops good
der and leave the guns old ron In the possession
,f the enemy.
1t was admitted by Sir Wood, in the House OF Com
mons, that telegraphic despatch from Lord Raglan
Sunday, April 29 had been received BY the govern
oent, announcing that the bom5ardment of Sebastopo
lad been discontinued.
Sir Charles, at the time intimated that IL was
xpected the Ere would be resumed and We learn
rom Paris that General Canrobsrt has forward.
d similar despatch to the French government.
The General however, states that the fire was only
?orarily suspended, in order NOT to exhaust ammu
on and for the purpose of awaiting fresh reinforce
rents which were about to arrive.
It is stated that the Russians receiving provi
ons daily and constructing immense works to the
orsh and east Two Polish deserters announced that
leo 600 Russians in the vicinity of Ssbasto
nI andG had al fro linn
It would appear that further negotiations, with view
the Establishment Of peace are likely to be set
ot. In making brief statement relative to the late
differences, Lord CLARENDON STATED that although
Egotiations with Russia at the moment proceed
8, still Austria preparing to bring about further
gotiatioDs.
His lordshp added that at the conclusion of the Last
nierence Count Buol expressly said that the Of
rivipg peace not exhausted and that 1t aid
the special duty of Austria to endeAvor to produce
ose to the Allied Powers, and that pro >osAls
.de to the members Of the Conference were s ulder
cussion His Lordship on being questioned as to the
urse likely be ultm ately pursued by Austria, de-
ned hazarding any opinion
We are informed that Prussia has set foo. pro-
sitions. On Tuesday, May l, Count Buol, Baron De
urqueney, and Lord westmoreland had conference,
Immediately a.terwards Count Buol had audien,
the Emperor.
The Paris Constitutional states that the Military Con-
,tion between France and Austria had been signed
that in all probability Austria will in consequence,
the field earlier than was expected-possbly about
beginning Of June.
IN the other hand, private letter from Paris dated
evening, says the convention has not yet been
nsd
win be seen from intelligence which We publish else
gre that An attempt made the life OF the En-.
or Of the French on Saturday evening, April %.
he assassin, Who proves to be an Italian, and
rehended the spot fred two pistols at his Majes
but happily without doing him any injury.
ds Emperor, accompanied BY the Empress, subse-
ntly visited the Opera Comique, and were most en-
siasticaly greeted. onsasurdsy, replying to the
,ratulatons of the Senate, his Majesty said
fear nothing from the attempts of assasans There
existences which the instruments Of the decrees
,rovidence. As long as shall not have fulfilled my
sion run no danger
LAX and Ptra.
imperial manifesto relating to the recruitment OF
Austrian army to raise It to its full com.
lent, Will be issued immediately
the 29th Of April, the Cars birthday, the King Of
sia gave grand banquet at the Palace Of Chariot
urg. All the princes and princesses Of the royal
% appeared in state. The Russian ambassadors
present, besides number Of invited guests. or
latter, all who were entitled to do 30 wore Russian
orm and decorations.
Q LoEdon Chronioe of May Sd says:-
regret to lsarn that ON saturday last his ighness
ce Louis Lucten Bonapsrte mat with . serious acct
1t his residence In Westbourns grove West. He
ascending some atsps In his library TO reach book,
,, accidentally snppng, he fell and broke his leg.
ne glad to hear his Highness is going on wsn.
9 Hon. Mr.. Buchanan, United States Minister and
Lane, attended Queen victoria's drawing room In
ames's Palace ON the ID inst.
ar Acmiral A. Lowry Cory, R. NJ died in Paris on
lss Admiral Q. was last year second in command 4
bsrles Napier in the Baltic By the death of Ad
Cory, Captain Thomas Bennett II promoted to tn
Of Rear Admiral Of the blue. Captain B. was Com
ne On ths West India station, and second In com
to the Earl Of Dundonald during ls4s, ls49 1851
1851.
Chtltenham Eraminr reports the death Of Admit
lloyd, r. N, which took place suddenly st Prior,
.Se Cheltsnham on Sunday, the Goth ult. De
d was about 10 years Of age, having entered th
towards the close Of the last century.
Henry Bishop, the eminent English composer, I
Oar London Correspondence.
LONDON, May 4, 1855.
sPt upon he Life of the Emperor Of lN FreSch-
rct Of the Assassia--7ne Bombdrdment Of Sebasto
THE Vienna Conference.-The Telegraph to Bala
ro-7he Baltic and White Seas.
event Of the mail ID the attempt TO sssassnat
Nspoleon. OF the many extra ordinary escape
- the rulers OF France have had from the knife o
fwe bullet Of the assassin, the recent escape Of tn
nor Nspolsoa IN. is not the least. The assassi
msu OF administrators Of Gsrabaldi's DARN
o. Roms-snd he hred I've shots almost poin