The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-05-31
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Steamer America
NEW York Nav 24.-P. N.


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The America arrived at 8 o'clock this
morning. The Union sailed for South
ampton on the 10Th inst, from New York,
with 30 passengers.
Drouyn de L'IIuys resigned, on ac
count of his unwillingncss to proIract the
war.
Count Walenski French Ambassador
to London was appointed successor.
All documents in regard to the Vienna
Conference were laid before Parliament.
Redshid Pasha superseded as leigner
by Mahomet Pasha.
Panori, who attempted to assassinate
Napoleon, was condemned to death.
The emigrant ship John. from Ply
mouth for Quebec, was wrecked, and a
number Of lives lost.
lbe English press admits that all pros
poets of peace have fled, and that no as
sistance can be expected from Austria or
The rest Of Europe, consequently Eng
land and France must fight it out.
The London Times publishes an article
expressing their views. In an editorial
in behalf Of the government, it states
that it is impossible to peruse the official
documents of the Vienna Conference,
without seeing that Russia was never in
earnest in her pretended desire for peace,
Earl Grey, in the House of Lords,
gave notice that morning address be
sent to the Queen, deploring the failure
OF negotiations, stating, at this opening
of Parliament that the proposals of Ru,-
sia never were such as to afford fair pros
pcct of concluding a peace. Minor
GibNp made a similar motion in the
House Of Commons.
Correspondence from the camp at Sc
vastopol, dated April 27, explains the
difficulties Of the seiye, and states conf
dently that the Allies have advanced,
and are acquiring ground, bit by biz,
while the works are So advanced that
there can be no doubt Of ultimate success
provided the Russians in the feldsare un'
able TO force the Allies to raise the seige
Canrubert announced that, when rein.
forccmrnts arrive. they will enlarge the
circle Of operations.
The latest official advices from Sevas
top0l. TO the 10Th, stat that this morn
ing the Russians made a sortie with :
large body of troops on the Allies righ
advance. The French troops were driv
EN- back Immediately, and the second at
tempt shared the same fate. The Russ
ian loss was very serious.
Gen. Manora arrived with 1000 Sar,
dinian troops.
The English Baltic fleet is working it
way towards Gothhnd, as the ice opens
1t is said that France asks permission
to establish camp on Swedish territory
II refused, Bomarsund is to be occupied
by the Allies,
Three ships left England on the 10th
to blockade the White sea,
1t appears that u fine American frigat'
built ship arrived at port in the Baltic
and it was stated that she had on boart
80 bales Of cotton but correspondent
our inGorment, visited the ship, and founl
in addition $4,000 rifles and 5000 revol
vers. Messrs c., merchants of Boston
were passengers. The Standard asks
what are our consuls in the United States
about, to have permitted such a cargo Il
leave, without opprising us here OF tn,
fact?
Symptoms increase of the Austrian
and Prussiun Cabinets attempting to el
feet general accordance among tn
German States.
The editors of several official journal
united in favor of documents of the Wen
ma Conference, excluding ninety pages
which were partially Published in tn
English news papers, and which excited
much interest.
Palmereston evades answering tn
question as TO whether the conference
are not finally broken of but it is sai
that all the accredited representatives o
all the powers, Russian included contin
uu to reside ut Vienna, and that the Gle
ments Of the Conference permanently ex
ist.
They intend TO have a grand Militar,