Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-05-11
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much more so-lndeed II was hoped that
the detention Of the Steamer would have
enabled her to have conveyed the news Of
the termination Of war, either BY treaty of
Vienna or the capture of Sebastopol Nei-
ther expectation has however, been fulfilled
The conferences are in their last agony.
Russia absolutely refused to assent to the
Limitation of her power in the Black Sea;
but offers 10 permit the maintenance Of a
Turkish Navy, equal TO her own on the
Black Sea water, providing nc other nation
has the right Of entry.
France and England after vaiHly insist
ing On the unconditional reduction Of Sebas-
toPol consider that Russia's propositions are
worthy Of consideration. The more so that
Austria has definitely refused to second the
Western powers in their humilating de-
mand on the Car. It is now generally
confessed, although reluctantly, that the
utmost 20 be expected from Austria, is the
maintainance Of a strict neutrality
Lord John Russell and Drouyn de la
Huys has been ordered home, and only
awaited the conclusion Of the llth or fnal
Conference. So far ss il appears. they have
failed in an arrangement on the third pe5at
A guaranty can only be assured By large
and mutual concessions.
Among the conflicting iumors that have
appeared, one which bears the mos consis-
tency is. that Austria refuses TO demand
from Russia any concessions, further than
these three: First the Russian feet in the
Black Sea to remain in StQtu quo. II is
said at present TO consist Of three ships Of
the line, four steam frigaies: Second, the
Western powers to have consulars at Sc
bRstopol, who are to be under immediate
protection Of their ministers residing at St
Petersburgh. Third, the allies to have the
right 10 construct works on some parts oI
the Turkish coast
BYTELEGRAPH FROM VIENNA-The 18th
Conference was held on Saturday, April
2la-it lasted four hours and half and
eS0ellded BY sdjourning sine die,
Russia having absolutely rejected the de-
msnds Of France and England, it now re-
mains 10 be seen what course Austria will
pursue.
AdYices from Balaklava have been re-
ceived to the 7th. The FIRE Of the allies
had done considerable damage, but the
Russians displayed extreme activity in re-
placing the injuries Several French mines
had been sprung, which did considerable
damage to the place.
Fifteen thousand Of Omar Pasha's Turks
had been brought to Karnish, 10 lake q
share 10 the assault on SebastopOl.
The Asia arrived at Liverpool on 22d
alt All hopes of Austria taking the field
against Russia are at an end at present.
From the seat of war we learn that dur
ing the FIRST two days of the bombardment
the FIRE Of the besiegers was superior to
that Of the city, and much damage was
done TO the Russian works. 1t is stated
that during the night Of the 18th, the last
Of the attack, the allies gained considerable
advantage over the Russians. The Rus
SLAMS were twice dislodged from strongly
fortified posts, which remain in the hands
of the French. The possession Of the pos
ition enables the allies to fortify the sum-
NIT Of the ravine, which is OF great impor-
tsnce. Since the siege began, five Of the
seven sdmirals Of the Russian feet in Sc
vastopOl had died or been killed.
GortschakoF has published an address to
the garrison, in which be states that mat
tiers look more encouraging to the besieged.
Serious troubles had been created al
Krsjoya by the brutal conduct Of an Aus
trian officer. The people attacked the A u.s.
trians and drove them out Of the city. The
The official statements returned 2i7 killed
on both sides Excitement continues, and
deputation is 10 be sent to the Sultan, ia
demand justice.
Preparations for strengthening the Rus
sian posts in the Baltic are going forward
rapidly. and there are 10000 troops con-
eensraied in the Russian Baltic Provinces.
Most Of the British advance squadron
was detained in the great belt of ice.
Parliament assembled 18th. Estimate
of Government expenses for the year, stated
at eS, ,449. 900 pounds to meet this, the rev.
euue is estimated at 6O,3S9,oo0 pounds,
leaving deficiency to be met of 23,0 ,000-
600. It is thought much party diseOrd
will arise from the manner Of serving the
new loans, as it involves great principle
Of finance.
The visit of the Emperor and Empress
Of France has created perfect excitement
The Emperor made speech, on The occa-
sion Of his reception by the Lord Mayor
which gave great satisfaction.
The Russian prize, Sitka, has been given
over to the French.
The collision between the English ship
ofwsr, and the American ship George
Hurtbus has been investigated, and botf
parties exonorated from blame.
The Roebuck committee is progressing
with its Investigations
There is a report, which We give fol
what il is worth, that during Napoleon.
visit to England where, with his wife, he
had been for week and was received Will
extraordinary rejoicing, it Eas agreed tha
be should assume personal command oftht
Allied army.
FIVE DAYS LATER NEWS.
Arrival OF the Asia.