Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10
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The Cunrd Steamship Asia from Liver
pool IN RoUTn for Boston, arrived last night
The Allies have rs-opened ire upon Sc
Jastopel.
The new Gar is considered favorable to
an energetic prosecution of the war.
No event OF striking importance had oc-
scurred.
Public attention has generally entered in
tho doings Of the Vienna conference, which
was formally :naugurated on the 18th of
March.--Iiopes aud fears were about equally
balanced as TO the probability OF peace re-
sulting from the conference.
From the seat ID war the most important
statement is thai tho allies have re-olcned
Lre on Scbasteiel wi.h good effect.
The RoebucS committee Was still pro
scouting its il fuiEieS iate The con!uct o. the
war.
A manifesto from the mex Emperor Of
Russia 10 his army, is interpreted Is u war
alike demonstration.
COMMERCIAL ISrELIcESCE.-The market Tor
breadstuBs was hHl, and prices had slightly
&.dyan 2ed. Indian corn however vas quiet
at almest previous rates. The circular of
Miliy, Evans i Lemprieir quotes Western
canal -four fzz2s3 per bbl. White corn ~
vellsw 23 L.
In provisions no charge of Importance lEal
occurred Aard vas very depressed at much
lower figures.
The London money Tas growing easier
and consols remained steady at % l2.
ADDITIONAL Bt PIE AsIA--:EcoND DIsrArcB.
The Asia arrived ut 8 II O'Clock last
night. The manifesto issued by ths new
Emperor OF Russia is of AN inspiring Oh ar
neter, referring 20 the endeaver OF his father
10 improve the condition Of his troops and
declaring his adherence 10 his fathers plans
in this respect to the largest extent. The
manifesto concludes, '.Iay the sacred mem-
Org Of Nicholas survive ia our ranks and for
sae glory OF Russia"
Various rumors aud statements as to the
last moments of Nicholas are in circu alton !;
among them one that he advised Alexander
10 make peace, even at the sacrifice of Rus
sian influence in the Black sea, as he {Nich-
.olas) had not believed in the An yle- French
alliance. This is regarded as doubtful,
The Vienna conference formally met on
9he 18th Of March. There were present one
French, two Ensli,h, two American and two
Turkish representatives. The Russian plen-
ipotentiary was absent.
The discussion on the general Lasis Of ne
.go:iation terminated satisfactorily, and the
russian representatives accebted verbally
tae Interpretation Of the allies.
Rumors are current that England and
Austria would be content without the de-
anolition Of SebastqPoi. Napoleon absolute
;ly insists on that condition.
The. mission OF Gea. U.ioll 10 F .ance COM
p.letely failed.
f'ru sia refuses TO aceels to. the treaty Of
the allies, sxd .xill net therefore be per
united to participate n the conference.
The latest Gates frsm Sebastspol sre 10
The 9th inst. The allies had re opsaed their
fire on the town with good effect. Ike
weather was cooler and 6ne, and the health
IT the troops impreving.
Further larticalaxs Of the storming Of the
ESQ Russian rsIoubts by ths French, show
that they were taken and blown up by u
French brig. The French loss was loo kill
ed and 800 wounded.
The Russians were f0rti,ing the valley of
lnkerman.
A French dispatch says the siege works
on with the greatest activity:
The reported death of tns Grand Duke
Michael was false- Hs and his brother bad
left the Crimsa for ST. Petersburg.