Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-05-02
ARRIyAL OF THE NASHVILLE.

New YORK, April %.
The steamship Nashville, chartered by the Col
lins Company, in place of the Pacific. arrived at
noon to-day, bringing dates from Liverpool and
London to the 7th inst.
The Nashville arrived out at Liverpool on the
Sd inst, and left at p NJ ON the 7th. She
brings about fifty passengers.
On the second day from New York, on the out
ward passage of the Nashville, Mrs. Rose Riley,
one of the passengers, suddenly disappeared, and
it was supposed she had thrown herself overheard.
Political affairs throughout Europe remain un-
altered
The Vienna Conference had adjourned over the
holydays. The impression is daily becoming
stronger that there is nothing left but to fight it
out.
The Nashville reports having passed the Africa
entering Liverpool, as the N. passed out on Sat-
urday afternoon.
THE PEACE CONFERENCE.
The Vienna Conference having adjourned till
the 9th, to await the Russian ultmatum, and the
arrival of the French and Turkish Ministers of
Foreign Affairs at Vienna, there is no news from
that point.
The consideration of the third point would be
the first subject before the Conference. Public
opinion seems to be about equally divided as to
what will be the final result.
Ali Pasha arrived at Vienna on Friday, and
would take part in the further discussion of the
conference.
A despatch from Berlin dated Friday the 9th,
states that the Russian party ispredominant there
and that Prussia will be most likely to throw her
~ ff ami
vorable result of the conference.
FROM THE oanIEA.
| There has been a succession OF sangunary con-
a;cts between the French and Russians, before Sc
vastopol, for the possession of the rifle ambuscade
pits, with varying success, but much loss.
The latest reported battle occurred ON the night
] of the 2sd, end in which 5000 men were killed
and wounded but no details have been received.
The Russians as we'll as the Allies, are both
strengthening their positions preparatory to the
opening of the Spring campaign.
At a council of war held by the officers of the
Allied armies on the 18th of March, Omar Pasha
desired assistance from the Allies, which could not
be granted, and the Turks are consequently only
expected to hold their position at Eupatoria.
! March 1sth.--A large reinforcement for the
Russian garrison entered Sebastopol to-day.
/ General Canrobert states in his dispatches that
in the affairs of March 22d and 2sd, the Russians
| lost 2ooO, and the Allies 6o0
ENGLAND.
It being the season of the Easter holydays, there
| is but very little news of interest.
| The British Parliament was to reassembleon the
| 10th inst.
| 1t is announced by telegraph that the Spanish
government has demanded the recall of the British
ambassador at Madrid, whom they accuse of int er
ference in religious matters.
| NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
| Late dates from Gibraltar state that the o. 5
corvette ST. Louis had arrived there, and that th'
same day the u. S. sloop-of war Levant left boun1
/ home.
A portion of the Baltic feet sailed on the after
noon of the 4th. The Russians have established
two fortified camps of &c, 900 men each, for th'
defence of the Baltic provinces, and have blocket
up all the ports by sunken vessels
The London Times devotes a leading article t
the defence Of the Know Nothings in the Unite'
States
/ THE LATEST.
j Gen. Weddeli's return as Prussian Envoy t
Paris has been coun termanded and Col. olberg
an attache Of Prussia, has also been recalled, in
dicating that the negotiations are closed.