Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-02
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THE VIENNA CONFERENCE.
The Ninth Conference was held at
Vienna. on the afternoon Of the sth,
and lnsted but one hour. The Rus
sian flenipotentiaries had not re-
ceived their. instructions. Drouyn,
d. L Hugs and Ali Pasha were pres
eht. Nothing whatever is known
as to the chances Of agreement, nor
Il it known when the next meeting
will be held. II il rumored that the
Western plcnipotentiaries are about
20 quit Vienna-this, however, Il CON.
sidefcd leabtful. Everything atp pres.
eht seerds. ut stand still. New
complications are spoken Of with
pYhssih, hut Of what nature Is moi
ssAttd. Il e stated that Ali Pasha's
iAstructions are to assent to the joint
protectorate Of the Great Powers.
but, nevertheless, 10 express the re.
greet. that the Sultan's sovereign
tywas not re. established. The ques-
ton relative 10 the indemnity for the.
war is deferred.
80 THE WAR.
Nothing important had been re-
ceived from Scvastopol up to- April
9Th. The positions Of both armies
were unchanged. The weather was
fine and dry, An atmistice Of three
hours had been allowed to bury the
dead. The Allicsreport themselves
ready to open a general lombard
nent Of the city, ,s].4 y
The Russians have constructed
two new batteries, and haveconvert.
I'd the ainbuscades into an advanced
parallel. The French are advancing
toward the Malakof works BY q SER
pentine sap. Omar Pasha had not
marched on the Alps as represented,
but had occupied two villages half d
league from Eupatoria, and had en-
larged his circle Of Notifications to-
shelter 5000 men. The Allies were
sending him that number as rapidly
as possible. Ten thousand Egyp.
tians had sailed for Eupatoria, and
the French reinfofcements, and those
from Sardinia, woald also land there
shortly. All Important statement is
made that the Allies arc changing
their tactics ia the Crilpea, that they
are about to fortify and hold as a ma.
tcrial guarantee the already strong
position ofKamiesch with 90 ,000meh
supported by the fleets. The en-
barkation of the Sardinian troops
would commence from Genoa on the
18th, in the English steamers, for
Clonstantinople, and would be re-
shipped from thence for Eupatoria,
to cooperate with Omer. II
The Russians have maintained
their position on the Chcrnaya, and
are concentrating toward Baidar.
Gen. Canroberts dispatch est.
mates the loss on the night Of the .22d
+ Russians, 700 killed, Is 90 wounded
French loss, 900 killed, 400 wounded.
j The Russian agents at Vienna re-
port q sanguinary engagement on
the goth Of March, but adyices from
the Crimca do not mention such an
affair +. r. ILL., L. &. /
The Russian organs say that the
women, children, and sick. are being
sent out Of Sevastopol into the int |
rior Of the, Crimea., .,1.1t :, \ "a
y IF Disturbances had occurred at
Krajova, from persons Illuminating
their houses on receiving the news
of the death Of the Gar. d, i
The French hired steamer Edin-
burgh and two ships ia tow, all load
ed with French horses, were lost off
Baltschick. T. H.. RID ..@1
The Tunisian brigade has been
sent to Batoum.
The Russians deny Menchikof
death, but admit that he is wounded.
Two hundred vessels are at Ga
lotz, for corn. . .s-1.>- ...4r
The Cheek Ambassador arrived at
Gonstaniuople on the 4th.