Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31
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Arrival OF the Atlantic.
LaTRs FROM EUROPE.
THE CARS DEATH CONFIRMED

TIE CARS DEATH CONFIRMED.
ArExAsDEE os rBE TBRoKE or RUSSIA.
TIE Policy Of Nicholas 10 be .fdLered to-
The War 10 90 0n,--bdcdhee ia Cotton and
BreGdagffs declined
Nrz YoEz. Mach z7>-Ths Steamship
AusDtie has reached her wharf, with Liver
pod dates Of the 10th. IIrf -fIf
Her a6viees cOshrD fbe death Of the Czar
Nicholas, and announces that on the I'd Inst.
the Emperor Alexander the Second assembled
the throne, having peacefully succeeded his
father.
He has issueJ q manifesto stating that he
viIl adhere TO the policy Of bis father Niebo-
Las.
The Drke Constantine and the other
brothers and officers have taken the caths OF
slIegiaaee 10 the beT Emperor.
Alexander has confirmed the diplomatic
INSTRUCTIONS issred Jy Gorsebskcg for the
negotiations Of she Peace Congress, and the
arst preliminary Conference has been beld
at Vienna. 4,
The Emperor Nicholas. prior TO his DEATH
bsd recalled Menseh;AoG. and appointed
Generai GorsebakOT chief in command,
Os.sp-eaeken the second and given TO 0en.
I,u6ers tbe command in Bessarabia.
TIE Emperor Alexander has appointed
General Rndiger Minister of War.
The confirmation Of the news Of the death
of NtehOias created The utmost excitement ell
over EurOpe.
U0t.es we're entertained at FIRST that peace
UOnld be the consequence Of AiexaDders
seeessiOn.-Bu, these hopes were danpened
by bis announcement that he would follow the
course Of his father.
The debates IN Parliament andth columns
Of the English press have been almost ex-
clasively occupied with discussions en- the
great eveD:.
PROGRESS OF THE WAR.
The allies have ordered their Generals TO
press forward The war.
There has been more fighting in the Cri-
rnea. The French st0rmed redonbt skill
fully erected by the Russians during the night,
and several hundred were killed.
A strong ramor prevails that the Grand
Dake Michael was among TIE wounded at
eebaztOpol. and has since died.
A large R1ssian force threatens Balakla.
Ts,
The blockade Of the Danube is raised.
ENGLAND ANDFRANCE--A SPECK
OF TROUBLE.
4 speek Of disagreement has arisen be.
tween Napoleon and England. Napoleon
declared that the two armies should not act
together II Mr. Roebuck's committee pro
eeeded with its inquiry. Lord Clarendon
went by express 10 Boulogne and made mat
ters straight IN the meantime the commit
tee Is proceeding. but il is thought that
Parliament gill be dissolved TO obyiate The
difficulty.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
The town Of Broussa is reported TO hay,
been destroyed. with most Of its inhabitants
by an earthquake.
Serious difficulties are occurring in TiciDo
switzerland.
The Belgian crisis continues
The King Of Denmark is sick.
The Cars death happened shortly afte
noon on Friday, March I'd, as reported by tn
srriYal oftiie Africa. His disease was atroph
mtac lungs, and he suffered only few day
Illness. His last words to the Empress wer
TEL Frederick King Of Prussia, to cor
tinue attached 10 Russia. as he has hithert
been. and not 10 forget bis fathers words."
II is said that few days before his deaf
be succeeded in offering complete reconci
iatiOn between his two eldest sons. Alexar
der and Constantine who were at variance.
The news Of the Emperor's death was II
ceived in England with demonstrations {
JOY. In several theatres the manager
came before the curtain and announced til
fact. which was received in most instance
with tumuliuous cheering.
On the reception of inc news at Berlii
the COnrt placed itself IN mourning, an
orders were issned for the whole Prnssian a
my TO wear the symbols of mourning for to'
weeks.
At Vienna the news caused much agitatio
TIE Emperor OF Austria directs, "lnacknow
edgment OF the services rendered by Mich
las, the Nichols regiment OF Cuirassle
shall always preserve that name as souver
in The Austrian army" :,
At Paris the police arrested several balli
singers for cbaantiDg verses disrespeetiui
The dead Gar.
The Russian Ambassadors have announce
the New EmperOr's accession.
A synopsis Of the Emperor Alexandel
msnifcsio has been received via X koningsbur
He declares that aie welfare Of his Empi
il bis oniy object. lie will endeayor
maintain Russia on the highest standard
peMer and glory and will aim TO accompll
the ineesgant wishes and views of his pred
ccggor. In this hope and zeal. he trusts th
his subjects will do their utmost to ass
him.
Immediately after the reception of 4
Cars death sn Paris, orders were sent
Gen. Canrobert 10 press on the siege OF
bastOpol with the utmost ylgor
Ofihe departure Of the Emperor Sapoe
for the seat Of war nothing additional v
known. though the preparations continued
be made.
The FIRST meeting Of the Plenipotentiar
was held al Vienna on the 9th inst. TIL
debates had for its object the liking OF
precise meaning Of the third guarantee Of
Points. The Russian Representative '
not present. Further conferences we're TO
held without delay.
Gen. Wedell had left Paris on his ret
20 Berlin, and WAS said 10 be the bearer
instructions which would insure the cont
sion Of treaty between Russia and
Western Powers.
The Chamber Of Deputies of Stutgerd
,Vo,eal tbree millions Of thale,s demanded q
4he Minister Of War, but inserted formally
the bill Recommendation 20 follow elo'
the policy OF Austria.
Qualifications II The treaty With sard
lave been exchanges.
FROM SEbABfoPoL.
A d,spateh fran sobast0pol, dated Ma
btb' reached Paris on the 7lh, stating
10000 Russians wege tbrpateping be Eng
ioree Al Balakaya. Geaeral Bosquet
i. a. - Al. .nFus Ia lie rear