Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-06

According to the Vienna papers the confer.
snces weuld be re-opened. A meeting would
90 held on the 10Th, without the Russian plen.
potentiaries, and another on the 18th, at
WHOM those function aries would BE- present.
Lord Pslmerston's explain atoms In Parlia-
ment, In regard to this matter, indicate that
the meetings above referred to would be pre-.
liminary only.
AUSTRIA.
An Austrian envoy was to leave imme-
distely for Frankfort to urge tho immediate
mobilization of the German Federal forces.
1t is reported that Austria sent secret cir
culars to all tho German courts, insisting
saat each shall specify distinctly the line Of
conduct they mean to follow.
FROM THE CRIMEA.
| General Pelissier's appointment to the CON-
mand of tho French forces proves to be i'm.
4, nensely popular, and operations on great
! scale are confidently hoped for soon. 1t was
| srrmised that Pelissier would make q bold
snsmpt to cut of Liprandi's army.
| 1t was said that Omer Pachs had offered to
take and hold Simpheropol with his Turkish
roops if the French support his advances.
J Tho secret expedition which was recalled
from RestSch is reported tohave again sailed
destination unknown.
The recent arrival of three French divisions
makes the allies force about zoo, 600 men
| say French troops, 40 600; English, 80 600;
Turks, 40 900; and Sardinia, IL 600.
General Pelissier telegraphs under date of
May "a, az follows:
"a very lively combat against our most
| important position lasted all of last night,
but We obtained success The Russian loss
was enormous and ours considerable"
The Patrie gives some further information
of the affair. The French attacked the Rus
sian entrenched camp near the Quarantine
bastion on the night of the I'D, and again on
tae night of the Esd, and carried 1t by assault.
| THE LATEST.
SATURDAY MoRNINa.-The Moniteur says a
dispatch from General Pellissier dated Msy
18th, yesterday, states that the French occu-
| pied the large place d'armte between the cen.
| ;ral bastion and the sea shore. The enemy
having suffered enormous losses the preceding
day ceded their ground more easily.
! FRANCE
| The French minister Of foreign affairs, in a
circular addressed to the French agents abroad,
answers Nesselzode's late note.
FROM THE BALW.
The French feet was at RiY on the pa of
May on the way to join tho English
The British cruisers had brought several
|
was ct Naigen.
Official information ad reached the British
| consul at Elsinorc, stating that the Russian
| Government lad crdered all tho ships Of war
at Cronstadt 20 DE sunk except eight liners
A dispatch, dated st. Petersburg, May 10
says that all the fortified hafbors in the bay 81
| Fin and have b.en placed in q state of siege
The Austrian squadron was about to leave
| Trieste
| Correspondence, from the English Camp. OF
the Sih, says that /" the army is we'll supplied
with Injuries as we'll as necessaries Some
fever and cholera still prevail"
A spirited engagement took place on the
] night OF the 10th, and was attended with CON
slderable loss. 1t was repeated on the I1th
On the 18th, sortis was made against thu
left attack. The Russians charged up the
trenches, and some leaIedDver tho parapets
whore they were bayoneted. The loss on bo.t
sides was severe. The British lost captain
and over one hundred men were put hors dl
| combat
On the 10th Of May Gortschakoff telegra PHI
az follows: The enemies fire is weak, and
our losses are moderate. Both sides are re-
pairing and erecting batteries"
| AUSTRIA.
Lord Palmerston stated in Parliament tina
Gen. COronini's proclamation of the martha
laws in the Principalities, only referred t
persons engaged in inducing Austrian soldier
TO desert.
AN imperial ukase authorizes the Polisi
treasury to effect loan for the current expen
ses OF the army in Poland
| GREAT BRITAIN.
| A great debate occurred in the House O
| commons, on the Ath, on D'Israeli's motor
OF want Of confidence, and expressing dis
satisfaction will the ambiguous language and
uncertain conduct Of the government
| olr Francis Barring, in behalf Of the gov
eminent, moved an amendment regrettiug tn.
failure Of the conferences, and promising sy.
cry support to continue the war
ID Israeli and bis party dashed the Govern.
ment especially Lords Palmerston and Rus.
sell The latter replied, defending his con.
| duct at Vienna. The debate was Continues
| on Friday, whom, on division, there were SI1
TOR DIsraei, and 3l9 sgainst his motion; con
sequently the ministry stands.
~ Earl Gray mado a similar motion IN til,
House OF Lords, but withdrewit
| The bill abolsbiug newspaper stamps wa,
read second time in the House of Lords
when Parliament adjourned until the 4th OF
June A VI
| on the 24th, Lord Palmerston had privats
meeting of the members of Parliament in hi,
house, when over 200 were present. He as.
serted the unanimity Of the Government, aud
Geclared the intention Of prosecuting the war
The proceedings were harmonious
| 1t was expected that by June Goth, every
available man in Great Britain belonrine 70
the infantry regiments will have EMBARK d
for the war.
1t was e1pscts that an unconditional par.
don OF Smith O'Brien would be obtained
| Inc steamer Sarah Sands has besp taken m
t 1y the British government to convey troops to
~ severe earthquake occurred at Aukland,
| New Zealand, on the 18th Of Feb.
| queen Victoria will visit Paris on the 18th
Of August.
| SPAIN.
;. conspiracy on a small scale had been
| discovered at Saregossa. An ofdcer, with go
lien belonging to the garrison deserted.
SARDINIA.
The infant son Of the king of Sardinia has
died, and it was reported that the king would
F! 60 to the Crimss. -0
RUSSIA