Plymouth banner., 1855-04-26
Egr59Psu News By Tie imerita.

graph for the Merchants Exchange. mas
the following IN regard 10 the news from
Vienna:
"The following is Tie only Intelligence
from Vienna in the papers of this morn
ing: Count Nesselrode will not fail 10 at
tend the Vienna Conference. and take
part i'm the discussion of the third point.
The Russian Plenipotentiaries refuse to
admit tina, in accepting the third point.
as interpreted in the Aide Memoire Of
December IS h. they have acknow edged
the principle of a d,miunlion of power
in the Black Sea- They assert that the
demands for reduction of the Russian
feet IS contrary TO the dignity and SOW
reign rights Of tie empire. The fourth
point is under discussion. The question
OF the expenses of the war has no, been
mooied."
The Glowing is f,om the London
Morning Post Of March 3lst:
'Wiih the breaking up OF the Con-
disappear, and bo'h the war aud our re-
quirements mus, assume larger dimen
sions If the Emperor of Russia decide
for the continuance Of war. ell notions
Of peace may be laid aside for long
time To come. and a struggle will eusue
such as involves the changes necessarily
cons quent on great attempts III great
field.
THE BALAKLAvA RAlLRoAD.-The pub
lie will learn with scarcely less surprise
shan satisfaction that the main object Of
the Ctimea Railway Expedition IS al
ready completed. and :hat the munitions
Of war are how being conveyed direct
from Balaklava To the trenches. 1t IS
needless 10 say how vas, remission OF
tol TO the over taxed strength Of the
troops is thus effr c,ei. and with what
increase OF vigor and animation they ad-
dress themselves to the Legitimate pros
ecution OF the business of the siege,
wi.aou; the exhaustion 'Guen; on
l4bors wholly alien 10 those of an ordi-
nary military nature. Moreover. the
line is Ibid and worked fram Baleklava
TO the French camp. at the top o! tie
St inc.ine; hitherto by horses. but at
the latest atvices the engine had begun
% supsrceae the use Of amima. power.
which was gladly used :or other purpos
es Thnnhs TO the agency Of the rail.
| way. we have now begun 20 reciprocate
the services The French had bestowed
upon us in our extre nifty. for large
quantity OF hut and hcspita. timber had
oren forwarded as long ago as the 10Th.
aud such aid was highly appreciated by
our allies, who are enthusiastic in ;heir
admiration Of HE systemized application
and endurance Of the navies. AM delight
I'd hy tho ne.holicai order ana regulari-
iv that pre vail through all the arrange
m-nl Of he corps. This recognition on
:he part Of tie French is the more re.
maEkab!e as they themselves now ore.
and have all been. well provided with
horsss and other means Of transport
The branch to the opposite side Of The
harbcI has for some time been com pleted.
anu available for removing the heavy
guns and mor,ars on the Diamond wharf
ami by rendering both sides Of the bar
por available is of the vratest utility.
london Times.
WARSAW. March 20.-From the prep
aIa,ion- for war going on in Poland. and
the marching md countermatching Of
troops in all possible directions. it Ger
,ainly does not appear as ii .he Russian
government was really i'll earnest abou;
making peace. or disposed 10 accept the
four points IS interpreted by The Allies.
/, WAS at first difficult. not TO say i'm
possible. to uulers,a nd The object Of these
military movements. but the mystery is
now cleared up and the result apparent.
All the regiments which were dislocated
from the grrs: central point. Radon. to
Lubiu and Czens.ochen. are now on the
march to join the army Of the South;
whilst on the other hand. the troops in
can,onment in Lithunia. at kownow md
Augusiowow. and even the cavalry re,;-
ments which pushed forward as far a 5
FLOCK. have received orders to march TO
the Baltic provinces. where an army Of
lo0. 600 men will be concentrated,
Advices from Odessa Of the 18th state
that the report of the death OF the Prince
MenschikoT is false.
The Moniteur del frmee says that
several foreign journals have exaggerated
w W tiC huo>idu tOfCc III Tue
Crimea. stating it at 200 600 men. This
journal sffirms that the effective force Of
the enemYs troops. including the garri-
son OF Sevaslopol and those stationed at
Eehernaya. Batchi. Serai. Simph phol.
&c. not to exceed $50. 600 men. of which
20. 600 belong to the cavalry and special
corps. The number Of Russian guns in
the Crimea is much less than has been
stated.
Miss NIGHTlsoALE.--NissN Nightingale is the
real hero Of the pres ent war. Lately
transport of sick arrived at Scuiari. In the
hospital, where no bedding could be provided
for them. they We're laid on the wooden floor
OF the corridor Miss Nighting lie immediately
.ehi 10 the purveyor cor beds and mattresses,
out got the answer that no stores could be de-
livered by him unless he got "a regular order on
fool-cap signed by the two espective officers
and physicians of the hospital. Miss Night
ingale sent him word again that she must have
the bedd ing immediately, but promised that
the nece ssay formalities should be complied
with as as the officers and physicians
should return an find time foi writing. Meet
ing with a second refusal. she ordered some
twenty convaescents to follow her. vent
straight to the storehous-. had its doors forced
open, and carried away the necessary articles.
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