Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-02
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FRENCH MINISTER WARREstsNfp
SIEGE oB sEyAsTop6 TILL PROGRESS
Sss-l'9I ING WITHOUT Y DECISIVE 80
REaf. 4,..,
HIAx, May "a. y
The-royal mail inner America ar,
rived this morn;owith dates from
Liverpool to the u instant, being7
days later than thoby the Baltic. u
The news from vastopol is brief.
The public have ely concluded that
the war must BID aiotracted one and
without hope Of Stance from Aus
.tria. NJ e
The allies have ,nedpartial success
before Sevastopol ltnothing decisive
had transpired.
Several extent failures are spoken
Of privately to55 but the names
have not transpn ~
PRESENT Asrr OF THE WAR.
The ENGLISH lis admits that all
hopes Of peacs 70 fec, and that no
- !, l, I, ;, - =, 1, 4 y ,acted from Austria.
and But little ffothe rest Of Europe.
Consequently Tnce and England
must be preelpaf Jfghttt out. I.
The London ines publishes an ar
ticle expressiirk tseyiews. The same
.pap Z also has editorial in behalf Of
the governmsp ttating that it is I'M
possible to perushe official documents
iof. me Vienna difference without see
ing that Russia yer was in earnest ss IN
her pretended eire for peace. .,.o Z.
Earl GREE. i,he House Of Lords,
gave e notice d action that an address
be sent to tke9ueen, deploring the
failure Of thopce negotiations at Vi
enna; and sdttg forth as the opinion
Of Parliamep 20 belief that the pro
.posalsof Ranswere never such as to
afford a faiif aspect Of concluding a
peace. ai5s NJ, Ms.
4 p1rFIc1Lss OF THE SIEGE. -.
Correspond from the allied camp
upito the 2ItApril explains the diff
culties Of thb sge and states confident
ly.that the nl]s are advancing their
ACQUISITION ofleground little by little,
and while Mir works are advanced
there canito ) doubt Of ultimate sue.
cess, ,providbe he Russians in the feld
should be dpsls to force the allies to
raise the snt ~ i,lg$.
Marshal fntpbert had announcee
that. when endorsements arrive he
would eala sthe circle corporations
opsRi his IN THE BALTIC.
Tho E1alh portion Of the Baltic
feet was hing up towards the islant
oe n ~ nj Ana ast IA the ice would
Il is sSil that France has askst
permission l.rr isl / establish a French CAM
On Sweljlhhrritoryy, and if this is re
fused, I'll lies will then take posses
sion Of 3nsrsund, and fortify, tho
AvsrRIk AID RUSSIAN DIPLOMACY
Sympbs increase hatthe Austrian
and Rasbn Cabinets are attempting
to effectgener accord among tn.
.Germani tates. The editors of tn
semi.oaioi journals have united to to
fvorthel myelnent. SaJ 45o.5eal
FRANCE
Broasiae U Hugs, the French Min
lister of;breign Affairs, has resigned
from az nwillingness to protr 90 II
war. 0ant Walemski, the Frenc
Ambasa Or at Tendon, has been Of
pointed successor.
PianE who attempted to assassi
nate Ell Emperor, has been q sentence sen ''t'c9
The bpisct Of a new loan Of sey lei
ailions francs is under cor
sideraa billy the Council .ofstates
The lplice report that they hay
discoyd> Isvast plot withrami6ca
througDot Europe, topromote insa.
rectiol; nd hence Pianori's executio
NH be| postponed in order to trace y !,
% NM ga Herewith. On the daytl
attend vas made it was freely state
in il varibs cities Of Italy, Spain az %
Germdn that Napoleon was : dead ll az
that u bis was in a state Of insure
ton. igl'acts' bssala ;.lif
A ENGLAND. Il g
q Alhie documents in regard to Il
vienap Conference have been laid b
fore 9arliaments Is " W., 4.
1t Mas stated in Parliament til
.Dundonald's plan to blow up the Riu
sian fefts had been submitted toa 81
entiac committee. ia q eas,ai &C..
md a., u,;,,os IN on ed;torii