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| CkOM OEVASTOPOL.-O0 Tue lUtn uII.,
both the French and English viewed the
bombardmeo, as effective, bu, nothing decis.
i've had occurred TO warrant q conclusion as
TO the immediate issue. The French LEFT,
batteries had made breach in the inden,ed
wall. The two fronts Of the last erected
Russian battery were much injured, and one
OF the Russian works of counter approach
near The hsrbor was silenced.
Advices from Balaklsvs have been receiv-
ed to the l7.h The FIRE Of the allies had
done considerable damage bu, the Russians
displayed extreme activity in reporting the
injured works. Several French mines had
been sprung which did considerable damage
to the place.
A Russian lady has been captured making
rawlings Of the French trenches. She esid
her husband was named Bonnet and was
killed a. Alms, aud she had since acted as
volunteer. spy. +. e.s.ss ...... r.......i -
ST. PETERSBURG, April TO- Prince
Gor.schakof announces from Sevss,opnI
that a, o'clock on The morning Of the 9Th
Of April The allies opened cam onsde from
all their bsuerles, which lasted till evening,
and was carried on in lesser degree ,hro'.
ou, the night. On the 10Th the lombard
men, was resumed and the Russians replied
with success, causing a sensible loss to the
besiegers, but with loss to the garrison Of
1913 killed and wounded.
April 15.-Prince Gorischskoff reports
from Sevss,opol as follows: The bonn
bardmen, of the city continued withou, in.
PERMISSION since April 9Th. The damages
are repaired during the night, and Sevss,o-
pol is to-day in smos. the same state of de-
fence as on the 9th. The loss sustained
by the garrison, considering the tremendous
FIRE of The enemy, is but small.
There is noting new from the other parts
Of the Crimea.
Latest Dispatches.
LONDON, April 23-1 l-2 O'Clock P. M.
Marshsl Canrober. has .eIegrsphed from Sc
under date Of the l7tb, ihs, The
fire OF the allies continues undated, chiefly
by artillery, bu, the engineers are operating
and have established Us French much near.
er to the place. .....-..
Another report says the loss Of life on
both sides has been very great. A council
Of war had been held By the allies and their
fire was TO be continued q week longer, af-
ter which an assault, would be made.
FIVE DAYS LATER.
The steamer Asia arrived on Monday
nigh. last, with Liverpool dates 10 April
2S.h.
Cotton has slightly, and Bresds.uffs con-
sidersbIy advanced.
The Vienna Conference having totally
failed in leading TO anything on which nigh.
be based prospects Of peace, appearances a,
presen. indicate only prosracted war in the
prospect: Hence some decisive success in
The Cfimes was snxiously hoped for. bu,
up 10 the la,es. dates from that quarter no.
It1tug decisive had occurred. The bombs1d.
men,, however, was still continued by the
allies.
The dates from the Crimes are to the 19,b
ult, from Lord Raglan, and to The 22d from
The Russians, via ST. Petersburg.
The bombardmen. was still continued,
without any decisive result, bu. with grea.
loss on both sides.
The French Exhibition opening has been
postponed from The 10Th to the 18Th Of May.
Since the breaking up Of The Vienna Con.
ference there has been several supplement
larry meetings of the four parties wi.bou, any
definite result. The Plenipo.en,iaries as
sembled on the 23d, and signed the pro1o
col Of the lass conference. Subsequently
another meeting Of the four powers wss
held al the request Of Prince Gol,schsk of,
when other inadmisssble propositions we're
made by Russian enipo.en.iaries and re-
jected by France, England and Turkey.