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per.,s one. The Russians attempted to take
the rife pits, and lhe French partially prevent
cd them. 900 French we're Plaeea eofs,ae-
combat. The Frenoh managed 70 Ppsh lhsl5
sappers considerably forward sSd m0an'so
A disps,ch Of May let says advance. are
progressing slowly though surely. LORD Rag,
ian's dispatch Of same say The Russians nso
Constructed q new battery on the len Of me
MsmaloA. and there was every appearance Of
the es.ablishment Of very large camp on ine
plstsau above Beelek, and Oa the north aae
sxtspdipp towards Mackenzie. Ii
The Russians made 8 sortie in the night OF
the flth. on the advanced works OF the lett at
tack. but were repulsed with considerable loss;
A short truce was granted on the evening OF
lhs IOth. 10 allow the Russians TO bury their
dead In front of the Allies advances.
Gortchakoff telegraPhs that the Allies on
the 5th and 9th were engaged IN augmenung
their batteries and reinforcing their approach
"a against the central bsstion.
The Ottoman Government is understood to
have received dispatches announcing heavy
rains. and the trenches were full of water
thereby suspenGing operations. "a.
Count Cerioni, the Austrian Commander
in .Ohlef. had proclaimed martial law in the
IPrincipalities.
The capitatiOn taxes on Christians in Turkey
are finally abolished. a-.- .-.
4 A new manifesto from the Gar, orders
new levy Of l2 men in every 900 in the II
Western Provinces, to be completed by the end
of July. .ars-t .rafl
A reconnaissance had asce Ttained that the
Russians had s5. 600 men near Sak.
! A dispatch states that Russia win not con.
slider herself bound to abide by the two first
points, unless the whole of German remains
neutral @
Indications of more intimate relationship
between Austria and Russia are apparent, and
, An armed neutrality is becoming more and
[ more probable. .....
An important conference between the repre-
sentatives Of the two powers have been held.
t The Allies are understood to have sent an
i ultimatum to the Swedish Government, and
!. as an indication that il will be accepted. Swe
:, den ia said 10 have ordered an immediate en-
& rollment of militia.
u The French Baltic feet had arrived out, anC
a the allied feet was pushing forward.
+ Gen Canrobert has resigned, and is sue
i ceeded by Gen. Pelzier.
= The Monitieur publishes the following a
: Canrobert's resignation dispatch.
0 NY shattered health no longer allows me Il
6 continue in the chief command, Ny duty to
b wards nv sovereign and my country compel
me to ask you to transfer the command t
a Gen, Pelizor, skillful and experienced lea
e der. The army to which leave himis full G
', var, ardor and confidence. beseech the En-
% peror to leave me soldiers place, as GepeE
AZ al Of Division"
IN The Minister Of War replies in terms Of &C
d ceptancs and gives Canrohert command Of th
d, corps Of Gen. Peletier,
at A dispatch from CanrobeFt, May 10th says
TO owe continue our works before the place.
e. Various attempts to smoke out the enemy b
I'd stink pots, have perfectly succeeded. Ou
m troops continue in excellent condition"
GREAT BRIrAIS.-The Democratic move
h. ment is gaining ground.
iy The Queen had condescended to besto'
y. medals upon private soldiers who had returne
ut wounded from the Crimea. The disbursemeI
w took place at the Horse Guards, where
nd throne was erected on purpose. A fine militar
Oh spectacle was presented Victoria hande
K over 500 medals in the space Of an hour, con
mencing with the Duke Of Cambridge Lore
e. Cardigan aud Lucan, Sir de Lacy Evans. an
ending with the private men. Great enihus
~ asm prevailed in the evening. The Quee
r gave grand banquet in the Riding School
I'd Buckingham Palace to party OF 400, con
| promising all the non.eommissioned officer
soldiers, seamen and marines, who had bee
/ decorated with medals. The Queen an
10 Prince Albert visited the Riding School durin
the repast.
= The bill to abolish church rates had bee
g carried To a second reading in the Common
= against the Government by 90 majority.
ID Mr.. Roebuck had submitted report frol
his committee on enquiry.
is A notice Of inquiry has been given as
en- whether Russia and the United States enlo
lis any private privileges with Japan.
i'm Lord Elenborough's motion of want
as confidence in Ministers came up in the Hou
as OF Lords on the I4th. His Lordships opent
an the debate with bitter speech against Mini
tie ters and opened admission of the formidab
les power being welded by public opinion al
ng denunciationS Of making appointments by
at vor instead Of merit.
m Lord Derby and others continued the d
his bate, when on division there were II
rs tne ItsoutlOus hhu loi d8 aihS' VhNhA'
at Admins tration Reform meetings had be
BILE held at Norwich and other towns, but t
no. Mayors of London and Liverpool refused
In acceed to the negotiations of citizens.
'se The King of Sardinia is rumored to be neg
'v- tistihg marriage with Susan, VictOria's eide
rot daughter. .-4.-t
lse FRANCE. The Universal Exposition "
in. opened in Paris, May 18th, with much fol
nd and ceremony, although the arrangeuer
were anything but complete. The Fmper
lad and Empress was present with all the gre
M officers Of the State, and some 5000 persons
J, Pianori, the woudbe as ASSN Of the EmI
ror Napoleoo, was executed at five o'clock
the morning. in the prison. He admitted
guilt, but refused to make any development
exclaimng "Vivs Ia Republic" just as
Z knife FELL eaHfl So i
An extraordinary story was rumored 10
Faaburg, viz: that the pretended attack
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