The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-19
AnnITlONALPER ASIA.

~ ADDITIONAL PER ASIA.
The proposition Of Austria tor . general
mobilization OF The federal army and OF Plus.
STA to place contingents only on a war foot.
ing, was carried against Austria.
This prevents Austria from the command
of the federal'armY. -T
The defeat OF Austria hos caused dull
ness in funds.
Prussiais preparing for action, and has de-
creed an immediate mobilization OF her own
army, nd the 4tb and 9th cUrpS have been
ordered to occupy Saxony and Siberia.
a Prnssieh dispatch addressed to the cabi
net at Eondon and Paris, states THAT the
result OF the last conference at viennehsf-
monizes'with the views OF Prussia. She re.
CARDS the admission of Prcssian represent
tative to'the Vienna conference as'indisesn.
sable to her concession to the treaty.
Denmark has appointed a. military com.
mission to- place the Danish forts in a state
Of defense. b. tsr
A treaty between England, France. and
Sardinia has been Published. SardinIase1 ids
Is, O0O'men to the Cr:mea under the COM
mand of Sarduian, generals. England
engages to lend Sardinia f1,000, 900, and
e., 100000 il wanted, at 3 per cent, and
France and England guarantee to protect
Sardinia daring the presenrw er.'
A portion of the French army hes been
detailed to aid Austria, and will march
through Eombardy to prove to the Italians
the reality OF Austrian alliance with France.
The Turkish Ambassador at Vienna has
received pleripotentiary powers TO attend
the conference. raz -,,. f
SEBAsroroL, hn. fO:--!t is Understood 4
camp that considerable deviation would be
made from the original plans of attack with
the view Of taking the important points Of
deiese in flank and reserve Pwo divisions
OF the French army are Immediately to take
up new position, the object Of which is
partly TO atop supplies from reaching Sebas!
tOpol by q new road which has been made
from lnkermnnn.
CRossrADr, Jan. l2.-Norhng il doing
by the British except getting up, shot, shell
and provision. 10 .at. r. d, ~ - ii [
The French and Russians exchanged few
shots. Constant fire is keptup by rifle ,uen
Last night was the colcest night yet ex-
perenced. During the night a body Of $50
Russians attacked point on the French
lines and sharp conflict ensued. Forty
Russians were killed with the bay onet.
The French force now Numbers eight
divisions, or 5000 men, and The ninth divis.
ion is on its way To the Crimes. ~
There is apparent gaiety at midnight
A III the chapel bells commenced ringing
At 1 o'clock. and the Russians thin the
line commenced cheering. The French,
taking il as al insult, opened FIRE upon the
town. The Russian wing replied along The
whole line OF defense by the tierces canOnada'
| that has vet been exuerienced
Under cover OF the firing, strong party. OF
Russians made a sorte on The front and fan h
OF the British lett.
| The Russians captured a British videtic
and drove in the covering parties, and being
engaged retired towards the town. .
| SIMULTANEOUSLY with the attack on the
British q strong sorlie xas made on the
French, the Russians penetrating within a
paraPet and spiking three mortars. 90
The French raled and drove them back
inside ofthe lines of the advance, aud at da y
brake the batteries were all silent. go.
l Jan. l4th.-As sanitary condition, the
British army are improving; the establish.
ment Of the central depot, and the provisions
much relieved tire sufferings Of the troops.
Jan. f5th.-There has been q continued
fall of snow, and il is now 81 feet deep.
Preparations for a renewal of the bonn
bardment are progressing rapidly on the
part of the British.
Polish deserters from the Russians have
4 given importans information I. speeding the
vanguards and their batteries.
4 Movements are observed among the Rus.
SLAMS, and it is reported that Gen. Liprandi
] has received strong reinforcements. ~ %
Jan. l6th.---The Russians appeared in con-
siderable force near Balakiava. which. it
was thought, they had aban doned.
I There was another heavy fall of snow to-
day. aa
i The 29th Pritish infantry has disembark.
ed. ....... ,-......
The steamer Simla has arrived with 400
horses.
Jan. l9th.-A dispatch in EG Patrie an-
nounces that the FIRE is almost suspe nded on
both sides. All are seeking shelter rom the
= storm. -.-1 800 s,i.i,.a
The moral and physical condition of the
besiegers is good. The horses are suffering
from cold.
Jan. aOth.-A dispatch from MenschikoA
states that durin. the night successful sor.
TIE was made against the French centre, land
several made prisoners and many killed.
Il Jan. 22d.--The weather is fine, bat the
r British troops continue sickly. ~
Abundant supplies Of all kinds are receiv.
: ed. including shot. She and clothing. but nc
horses. sasrl -
There is no progress to report in the siege
The British 35ih and l4th regiments have
disembarked. The French have undertaken
to hold the whole of the British works.
!, Omar Pacha has sent in his resignatio n
|, because Ismael Pacha had been appointed to
the command of the army at Rouneias, and
!. vas not placed under his orders ,l,.-sg rsra
,, Large bodies of Russians are again con-
centratiag at REM. Sedik Pac.a proceeded
with his available troops to that point. >,