Demoine courier., 1855-04-19
hTHER NEWS BY THE
ABHINGTON.
New York, April IL.

kta
TktWashington arrived q. her dock,
sbout, alf. past seven o'clock with l3s
ipasnYen,
Od0,a advices to the 9Th, state ,ha.
the Ril bians, il spite of repeated attacks,
main ped their position, and shsir guns
play eoAlOn she line and part Of the camp.
The systher consinued very fine.
Theladvsneed batteries aos the British
sere making considerable progress.
According 10 the deser,ers' informa.
tion, he news Of the Emreror's death
had Dotbeen promulgated Al Sebas,opol.
Prospects for converting Sinope into
. por; end erecting extensive land and
sea fertilization At Sebas,opol, were con
sidsredl favorable BY the British govern.
ment.
Omar Pscha arrived At the allied
camr On the 18th.
> On the 18th, the Russians opened FIRE
from lhs heights Of Balaklays. The
English, assisted by Gen. Kuoys, rou.-
ed then.
On the 9Th, the Russians attacked
tho whole line Of the allies, and were
driven back with grea, loss.
Thee alliance between Sardinia and
,ahe Porte was signed on the l4lh.s
Preparations continued to be made
at ~Constantlnople TO receive Napoleon.
In the smean.ime both Emperors are 10
visit Queen Victoria on the 10Th Of April.
France agrees. says the Evening Her
aid, to send $4,000 more men 10 The
Crimes, il necessary, after the Confer
ance. provided England furnishes the
means Of conveyance.
1t ID understood tina, the Conference
has agreed on the second point.
The critical third point, on which the
question Of peace or wal depends, was
under consideration. and would occupy
several days.
The destruction Of Sebas,oDol 10 no,
10 be demanded.
A A,er dispatch states that all con.
jectureas TO me result is idle.
Sarlinia was in the English marke.
for a ioan Of 90, OOO. 900 .. 3 per cent. I
In he House of Commons, Sir Chas.
Wood slated it was decided, as soon a.
shs Baltic ports were open, to establish
= strict bs-sksde. which should be ef.
fectiye from 6rstso last. :
The copmittee Of inquiry into the
management of The wsr continued in ses
sion, sud iis revelation became sill
more appalling.
The latest Vienna dispatch, dated
March "a, p. NJ, states iha, the political
horizenIhad become siill more gloomy.
The British Baltic fleets were .. Spit
head, and expected 10 sail with Admiral
Dundas on the 22d OF April.
Prince G0rtschakof arrived j, Sebas.
,opol 90 the 20,h.
On the l4th. the Turkish cavalry
made a sor,ie q. Eupatoria. but were re.
pulsed with the lose Of fifty men.
Ia The House Of Commons. Mr.. Phinn
delivered an address TO the Queen. pray
ing that 10 the place Of negotiations ex.
er,ions will be made for the restoration
of Poland. After . debate, IN which
Lord Palmsrston opposed the motion.
on the ground hiatt, would create turtle.
dif6cClties, il was Withdrawn.
The Madrid correspondent. of,he Lon
don Times states thu. the Spanish Cab
inc. had been discussing strong note
addressed 10 the government by Lord
Howdsn, the British Minister. II was
yquestion whether the letter should NOT
be returned TO its author. Lord Howden
got scent Of this and threatened If such
an insult was offeredh he would within six
hours suspend all Intercourse with Span.
ish ports. A satisfactory adjustment was
looked for.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, Wednesday
March 27.-Flour-sales n unchanged
rates. Wheat dull; some sales took
place al former prices.