The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-31
MISCELLANEOUS WAR NEWS.

Alexander has written 70 the King Of Prussia soliciting
his advice stating that Russia has notified England and
France OF the death Of the Emperor Nicholas and that
the Emperor Of Austria has written to the Emperor Ma
poeop that he thinks the negotiations will lead to peace.
Aenschikof has gone to Moscow.
The two Grand Dukes on their way to 81 Peters
burg from the Crimea 1t is not true that the Grand
Duke Michael was killed.
General Osten Sacken now commands within Sebasto-
pol-General Luders at Odessa.
There ia no news of importance from the Danube.
Count seamyisky organizing at schuma second regi'
ment of Turkish Cossacks, In which Poles will be
rolled.
Disturbances have occurred in Syria.
Fifteen hundred Turkish troops have gone TO Bsyrout.
Great Britain.
Since the sailing of the Atlantic the proceedings in
Parliament have been unmportant.
The Committee Of Inquiry into the state Of the army
before Ssbasopol has been ten days session. and
tnues. The Earl Of Lucan Col Kinlock commissariat
officer and J. Macdonald, administrator Of the London
Times fund, were examined. The evidence confirms the
worst reports of mismanagement.z
Since the death of Nicholas the general aspect OF
netary and commercial affairs has undergone favors
BILE change. Hopes of cessation OF hosttes
The patriotic fund how exceeds one million pounds
sterling.
The steamer Great Britain sailed from Cork on the
18th, with seventeen hundred and fifty for the
Crimea.
anteed Jamaica loan Of half million sterling.
An epcampment Is preparing for the foreign legion
near Folkestone.
pcreA8lnR proposals
Chancelor Of the Exchequer with respect to loan and
the result Of the Conferences at Vienna known tho
future course of the money market must remain unde
cided Discounts at present are made at AZ AZ for
first class short bills.
The ship Great Republic had arrived at London but
there was no dock large enough TO admit her
The ship James Chester abandoned sea- picked
up BY the mate and six OF the crew Of the English ship
Marathon, and brought safe into Liverpool
The ship swarthmore arrived from Australia with Sr.
y thousand ounce. Of gold And the steamer Argo aso
arrived with dates from Melbourne to January 9th AL
oOafu uufat araI faf hal al
France
The Emperors visit TO the Crmea ntinues doubtful
warlke preparations are active as ever. Orders are
given to prepare transports from Toulon for $4,000
General wedde the Prussian Envoy, has returned to
Paris
against General Forsy that he was In correspon-
dence With the enemy. General Forey, however, is
recalled.
Spain.
Madrid correspondent gives details Of the recent
conspiracy in Cuba and says that the government
| received con6dential communications from General
ConchA that the condition Of Cuba inspires him with
considerable unea siness. He recommends that con-
| cessions be made to the colony and that . Cuban
government not to emaneipats the slaves, which he
says would be fatal measure, and would cause Cuba
TO seek admission into the United States II the Cubans
be not pacifed By concession, he 600 troops
could not retain Cuba to Spain. On Marsh sth the
government announced to the Cortes that tranquility
restored Cuba, and that the government would
do the utmost to prevent further difficulty. vote
Of satisfaction was unanimously agreed 70 BY the
Chambers.
Belgium
he Belgium Ministerial crisis continues. N. Thsiux
ia charged with the formation Of Q cabinet.
Germany
The new Bavsran loan Of six and half million
thalers, at four and half per cent, 10 announced.
Italy.
The funeral obseques OF the Duke Of Monoa we're
celebrated at Turin on the 10th.
Commercial Intelligence.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Money Ia easier and loans can be negotiated upon