The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-28
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DEATH OF CzAn CONFIRMED
ALEXANDER ONRUSSiANTHRONE
DETAILS OF SEws, &C., &c.

DETAILS OF SEws, &C., &c.
New YORK, March ~.
The Atlantic has arrived with dates to tn,
10Th: rfsrt
Brown & Shipley report cotton began &C
tive, but fell off and closed stne at barrel,
id advance.
Manchester trade better. Bfes ds,ufF
dull at I'd decline. Wheat and -four Is de
cline.
Barring reports the London market geher
ally quiet. Iron quiet. American stocks
quiet andunchanged. 9r~1 ~Dt r-.s
Emperor Alexander II has succeeded
peaceably to the Russian throne. He hat
issued manifesto stating that he would I'D
here to the policy ofhis father Nicholas.
Constantine and other brother officers have
taken the oath of allegiance.
Alexander has confirmed Gortschakoff's
previous diplomatic instructions, and the first
preliminary conference has been held at vi.
emma. ....,,,,.,..
Nicholas had recalled Menchikoff. and
appointed Gen. Gortchakof to the CHIEF
command, with Osten Sacken second.
Alexander has appointed Gen. RubimeI
minister of war.
Allies have ordered their generals to pres.
forward. There had been more fighting
in Crimea.
The French standard and redoubt wa.
skillfully attacked by the Russians dutine
night and several hundred killed. Strong
rumor that Grand Duke Michael is wounded
or dead at Sebastopol.
A large force OF Russi,ns threatens Bal.
aklava.
The blockade of the Danube has beer
raised.
Brussa has been destroyed with most o.
its inhabitants by earthquake.
A disagreement had arisen between Napo'
leon and England. Napoleon declared the
armies should not act together il RobucI
committee was to proceed. Clarendon went
by express to Boulogne ard made natter
straight. In the mean time the committee
proceeds, but it 10 thought Parliament will b
dissolved.
Difficulties are serious. In Tessino
Switzerland and Belgium the crisis continues
The king Of Denmark 10 sick.
Western canal -four 3sssdi Ohio AS
Yellow corn 4la44s; white 49s.
The Atlantic lett Liverpool on the l0tf
at 2, p. H., and arrived off the light ship
about midnight, but did not come in till day
light yesterday morning, with the mail ant
"a passengers, among whom are Archbishop
Hughes, Newman, &c. The Atlantic arriv
ed out on the 4th. s
The Gear expired shortly after noon, on
Friday, March I'd, with disease Of the
lungs. He was only sick few days. Hi.
last words to the Empress were te tell Fred
erick, king of Prussia, to continue attached
to Russia, as he has hitherto been-never to
forget his fathers words.
1t is said that few days before the Csar'i
death he effecteda complete reconciliation
between his eldest sons. Alexander and Con.
Constantine, who were at variance.
The news of the Emperor's death wa.
received in England with demonstrations o
joy. Several theatre managers came before
the curtains and announced the news Of tn:
n. -, :,b. -
stances with iumultuous cheering.
BERLis.--The Court placed itself il
mourning, and o.ders are issued for The whole
Prussian army to wear symbols of mourning
four weeks.
VIESNA.-News caused agitation. The
Emperor of Austria directs acknowledge
ment of services rendered by Nicholas du
ring the time of unfortunate trials. Tn,
Nicholas regiment Of cuirassers shall al
ways preserve its name as a soveregner il
the Austrian army.
PARIs.-The police arrested ballad sing
ers for chanting verses disrespectful to TIT
dead Gear.
The ambassador has announced the EN-
peror's accession.
A synopsis of Alexander's manifesto hal
been received. 1t declares she welfare o
his empire his only object; he will endesvo
to maintain Russia on the highest standar'
of power and glory, and aims to accomplish
the incessant wishes and views Of his prede
cessor. He hopes all his subjects will assis
him therein.
Immediately after the death of Nicholas
was known at paris, orders were sent to Can.
robert to press on siege Of Sebastopvl with
utermost vigor. Ofdeparture of Napoleon fo
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