The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-04-04
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
Prospect Of Peace.

AhfA4, MaICu oOs
The Asia arrived last night, with Liver.
pool dates to March 18th.
Nothing important from Sebastopol. 2
Public attention is centered on the Wen.
ma conferences. and hopes and fears are
about equally balanced as to probabilities
Of peace.
Austrian and Prussian Circulars indi-
cate peace. but the manifesto by the Car
Alexander to his army, 10 interpreted as :
very wsrlike.
The Vienna conference held its frs, for.
NAL meeting on the 18th inst. Gortscha.
kof, the Russian Ambas. ador, was not
present. ~ sss
The Allies re-opened the Ere ON S.bas. z
toPol with good effect. a .'s,sf
Nothing new from the Danube. /
Inc Roebuck committee OF the English
farllament is srfll in session, contin uipes
the inquiry into the conduct of the var.
Inc Emperor Napoleon's journey 20 s.
the C1imsa IS supposed to hsvs bsen posi-.
Tho minister's! crisis in Belgium ..ill
SPAlN-A9 interesting per from Gen.
Conchs. respecting the Cuban con.o;r..
cies. has been laid before the Cor,a.s -.
spec.ing the Cuban conspiracies, has been
isio before the Cortes. thas
concessions be made 10 the Cubans. A
so's OF approval was unanimously passsd
by the Cortes. S -
The Congress Of Vienna formally met
on the 18th inst. Present one French. J
two English, two Austrian, aud two Tnfk.
Ism Representatives.. Russian plenipotsn.
.iary not present. - ~. IS.
ieiegraPhic reports say the discussion
OF the general basis Of negoti ations ter.I
minsted satisfactorily. ~
| humors are current that Austria and
England will be content without the detno. {
luton Of Ssbastopol, but NspoIeons abso.
lutely insists upon that.
Ihe Pienipotentiaries exchanged pows
ers and entsfed upon the four % ses: and !
the interpretations given them by the Al. s
lies having been set forth, the representa-.
tive OF Russia accepted them verbally.
One OF the plenipoteniiariss was here.
upon deputed 10 draw up minu,es,a q prete. 5
cal OF which 10 10 be signed to. norrovr
Saturday, the frst thing; when the asiban.
sadors meet this document will cons,i.,t.
the basis OF negotiations for peace.
PARis.-Friday night.-The mis.;on ~
General Wedsll had completely si.iI.d
Prussia refused 10 acceds 10 ! trs.,v r;,h.
inc Aliies. and will not thereiors be adj
m'tted 10 participate in the conferences.
Letters OF March ist explain the die.
crePancy between the French and Rue.
sian accounts Of the s,orminR 81 the $.
doubt on ths night Of the esd. Tbse
French did storm two Russian redoubt,.
and finding them not tenable, blew M the
redoubts and retired with = loaa ~ III,
killed and 800 wounded.
March 2d.-I'he sickness is decre..;n~
at Bslaklsva. The weather i, clear and
frosty. Three miles Of railvssy i, in' on.
Grafton. IS 3
March Sd.-The Russians ara foy,iiv.
ing IN formidable manner. the Valley Of
lnkermann; and are also erecting mortar
batteries At ksmara, and threaten R.i.k.
lava, and have sunk two more shin. ii
the harbor OF Sebastopol IS -
French despatch of March 7,h ......
Yesterday we threw rockets into K.,ni.
esh aud set the town ON ere. Two Rn..
sian officers deserted TO the English siege
works. -
The Austrian Governments notified
France and England thA, The mi.sion of
the Austrian Archduks William 10 ST. Pc.
tersburg was an act OF " mpsihy ,nerelv..
Austria addressed Q circular 10 the
Germanic Federal Governments inform.
ing them that the Austrian commi.a;ore.,
will present new proposition toward. ahs
etfsclual mobilization oi the G~rm.nio
contingent. The circular sl.o in.i.,. -,
the necessity OF being prepared Tor an
eventusliiies.
Prussia has issued circular 10 the din.
. lomatic and consulsr agents. that il ws.
. believed the negotiations now in prosr,..
. VIII terminate in peace. Prussia, BY de-.
! cree. prohibits the exporia,ion Of ariicIes
contrsband Of war.
Menschikcff has gene 10 Moscov.
The Grand Dukes ara on their v.x.sn
st. P4tersburgh from tho Crimsa. con.e.
quently il is not true that the Grand Duk.
Ahchael was killed. Ostensacken nov hs I
, command a, Sebasiopo Luders At Odesn.
Count Ramoisky was organizing. st
Schumia, second regiment Of Turkish
Cossaeks in which Poles have been en-
rolled
The ship Great Rrpublis arrived Il
London. No dock large enough to I'D.
nit her. The steamer Great Britain sailed
; from Cork on the 18th. 1850 men Tor. the
, Crimea encampment preparing for the
Foreign Legion near Folkeston. -
Since the death Of Nicholss the set,srsf
: aspect Of monetary and coa.mercial ai.g
fairs have undergone afavorshle chapae.
Hopes OF cessation OF hosi li,ie, are
. more general. Gold increasing. end die.
counts are at present made ~ Al a per
cent. for first class shori bills.
!, Melbourne dates to Jan. 9Th. hass be,u
!, received. All WAS again quiet. SAves.l
failures had occurred.
i FnANcR.-1'he Empress visit 10 The
, Crimea continues doubtful. FAa
!, Warlike preparations are as active as
ever. Orders have been given 10 assnspers
5000 horses.
, Madrid correspondence gives the dc.
, tails Of recent conspiracy in Cubs. and
says the Government received corsfiien.
tial communications from Coucha, skae
The condition Of Cuba inspisss him with