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Arrival OF the asa a.-a St Louis.
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
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NEw YoRK. June 90.
The Asia arrived at Halifax this morn
ing.
The steamship st. Louis, from Havre,
arrived at Quarantine, at half past nine
last night, with four days later news.
by this arrival we have important in
telligcnco announcing that the Vienna
Conference re-assembled on the 4th inst,
and al most Immediately dissolved, leaving
the war desiinies OF the four p wers to be
arbitrated BY the sword alone. At this
meeting the Austrian minister offered a
new proposition, the nature OF which was
not explained to the Russian representa-
tive. This document he wished to trans
init to St. Pe;ersburgh, but the embas-
sadors of France and England not being
permitted to accede to such course, the
meeting adjourned sine die.
The allied successes in the sea Of Azod
are confirmed, and additional advantages
obtained, to those reported.
The Russians had abandoned Songckala,
burning the principal buildings and leav-
ing behind them sixty guns and six NOR
tars, which they had rendered unscrvicc-
able.
The alliel squadron had appeared at
Yeni Kalc c,and have landed body OF sea-
men and mariners, drove the Russians from
the place, destroying all their food depots
and vessels Of war. Thus the Russians
lost in four days an immense quantity of
provisions and 240 vessels employed ex-
clusively in provisioning the troops in the
Crimea, with six millions of rations des-
tined for the garrison in Sebastopol.
There is nothing new from the Crimea,
but all the allied generals had council Of
war, at which it was said an immense and
movement was decided on
The French miners were making rapid
advances on the works.
Spain was more quiet, but the insurroc-
ton had been of a serious nature. The
Duke D. Montpensior had taken political
position which caused uneasiness.
HALIFAX, june 90.
The Cunard Steamer Asia, en- route for
Boston, arrived here this a. NJ.
The news is again highly important.
The bombardmcnt of Sebastobol was
again announced on the 9th inst. and on the
day the Steamer sailed despatch was c.
ceived from Raglan, dated Z. NJ. announ-
cling that after fierce bombardmeut the
French attaked and carried the Mamelon
and White towers. The greatest gallant.
ry was being displayed on both sides. The
loss, both to the Russians and French, was
very great. No figures given.
The desperate affair of the 22d was moth
ing more than successful attempt to de-
stroy very dangerous works erected by the
Russians in front OF their delences. The
Allies proposed to fortify Ienikale and to
garrison it with Turks, but will not hold
kertsch.
Arabat and Geilski have not been taken by
the Allies, although they had bombar,led
one and destroyed the stores in the other
The entire Russian force is said to be con.
ccntrated at Anapa. In the Baltic the al.
lied fleets were said to be close to Krons.
dadt. Admiral Dundas had made rcco
noisanee and found that new Notifications
had been erected since last year. There
seems to be no Likelihood of renewal O
the peace negotiations unless Russia shall
apply to Austria for her good Offices. Il
is said that the Russian Plenipotentiarie:
at Vienna have got the Austrian PROPOSE
tions unler consideration.
According to Prussian correspondence
Austria considers herself released from al
engagement to the Western Powers, thu
latter having refused to conclude the peace
upon reasonable terms. Austria still pro
lcsscs herself the ally of England ant
France.
Cracow letters report that the insurrec
tion in the Ukraine is not yet suppressed
Provisions and BreaAatufls have slight
ly advanced in England.
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