New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25
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ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA At HALIFAX.

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HALIFAX, Thursday, May "a, Io'''
The Royal Mail Steamship America, Capt. Lang
from Liverpool on Saturday afternoon the I2th h''
arrived here at O'Clock this morning
The sieonr,hip Union sailed from southampton on
che 9th inst. for New-York, with ninety passenger
AZ D,onyp Dc lIIuvs the French Minister OF war
I'D RESIGNED from an unwlingness to pro'ract TOE
x., md Count WaIewski, the French Enoassado' al
London. has been appointed hs successor
An Che docuncnts in regard to the Austrian Con
,0,arce had been laid before the British Parliament
Redschid Pssha had been superseded as Grand
yizier by Mshomet pOsha.
Penori, who attempted to assassinate the Emperor
Marathon. had been condemned to death.
The eInigrant ship John, from Plymouth, bound to
Quebec, was wrecked and number OF lives were
lost.
All the ai,ove items were conveyed by the Onion'
Since her departure there has been nothing Of decisive
Importance
The English press admits that hopes Of peace have
fed. and that no assistance can be expected from
Austria and but ito from the rest Of Europe conse
ouently, that France and England must fight 1t out
The London Times Publishes article expressing
these views. The Times has also editorial on be-
salf Of the Government stating that it is impossible
AZ perune the official documents OF the Vienna Confer
epce without seeing that Russia never in earnest
IN her pretended desire for peace Some, however,
think differently. and Earl Grey, in the House 0.
Lords has given notice Of motion FOR the 2ls inst.
nm address be sent 10 the Queen, deporng the failure
Of NEGOTIATIONS md stating the opinion Of Paria-
mont that the proposals Of Russia were such as TO
afford fair prospect # concluding peace, by which
MI tho oripiual objects Of the might have been
.s;Dod and nv which the Allies might have obtained
all the advantages which can be reasonably demanded
from Russia. Miner Gibson made q similar motion
in the House Of Commons.
AcorrespOndent from the camp, April p, explains
.be difficulties of the siege but states confidently that
fbe AIies ndvance over the ground bit by bt ana
Tint while the works advance there can be no
doubt Of ultimate success, provided the Russians IN
,be field are unable to force the Allies to raise the
tieec. Gen. Cairobcrt has announced that when re-
iniorcements aniye he viii enlarge the circle of his
optrsfons, implying that he viii attack the Russian
field posifions On the 2sh of April, Canrobert writes
10 the Emperor that the English army has recovered
It's bealth and efficiency and is cordial terms with
Abe French.
The latest official advices from Sevastopol are to
NAV 10. 90 that day, in the morning, the Russians
made sortie with large body OF troops on the Allies,
right advance trench, but were driven back mmedi-
ately' and a second and similar attempt shared the
same fate Nothing could be better than the conduct
of the troops who took part in the affair. The loss OF
the enemy was serious.
Gen. Mannora has arrived with 1000 Sandman
troops.
Procrastination and ieaonsies damaging the
,roposed scheme Of Turkish contingent, commanded
Iy English officers Of the Indian army.