Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-05-29
LATER FRO.l EUROPE.
General Intelligence.

Drouyn Do l.. Huys resigned on ncoun
Of his unwillngness 10 protect the war
Count Walewsks, French Ambassador q
London, was appointed his successor.
All the documents in regard to tht
| Vienna Conference were laid before Pa
Lament.
Rcdschid Pacha is upercedcd as vi
zie, BY Mahomet Pacha.
Pi,dori, who attempted 10 assassinale
NAPOLEON, was condemned TO death.
The cmigrant ship John, from Ply
mouth for Quebec, was wrecked and @
number Of ives lost.
The Englis,: press admit that al hopes
of peace have fed, and no assistance
can be expected from Austria, and bu
little from the res, Of Europe, conse
quen,ly France and En-. Gland must hSh
il out. The London lines Publishe:
an article expressing these views. The
Times also contains an editorial in be
half of the Governmen, stating il is I'M
possible 10 peruse the official documents
of the Vienna Conference without see. ne
Russia was never in earnest in her pre- :
tended desires of peace. Earl Grey in
the House of Lords had given notice OF
n motion that an address be sent to the
Queen dcporing the f,lurc OF nesotia'
tions, and stating as the opinion Of par
Lament that the proposals Of Russia
never were such as to afford fair pros
pcct of concluding peace.
Correspondence from the camp to
April 9th explains the difficulties OF
the siege, and states confidently that the
Allies are acquiring ground, bit by bit,
and while the works so advance, there
can be no doubt Of ultimate success,
provided the Russians in the field are un'
able 20 force the Allies 10 raise the
siege.
Canrobert announced that when re.
endorsements arrive, he will enlarge the
circle Of operations.
The latest official advices from Sc.
bastopo, to the 10Th, state that on that
morning the Russians made a sor.ie
with large body of troops, on the al.
lies right advance Of the French, and
were driven back Immediately, and the
second similar attempt shared the same
fate. The Russians loss was serious.
Gen. Mannora arrived with 1000
Sardinia troops. The Baltic English
fleet was working up towards Golhland
as the ice permitted.
Itis said France asks permission to
establish a French camp on Swedish
territory. If refused Bomarsund will bs
occupied and fortified by the Allies.
Three ships left England on the 10th
10 blockade the White Sea.
The following is from the London
STANDARD
"a very extraordinary circumstance
is reported from a quarter which pre-
ciudes any doubt as 10 the truth Of the
statement, reached us by letters from St.
Petersburgh. 1t appears fine frgate-
!, uilt ship recently arrived at port in
the Baltic, and it was stated the vessel
had o., board 800 bales Of cotton, but
the cores,, ondent, our informant, visited
the ship and found in addition $4,000 ri.
Aes, and 5000 revolvers. Mcssfs. c.,
merchants of Bos ton, were among the
passengers :.
The Standard asks "N hat are our con-
suls in the United States about, to have
PERMITTED such cargo to leave without
apprising the Government here OF the
fact"
Symptoms increase Of the Austrian.
and Prussian Cabinets attempting 10 ef.
feet general accord among the German
States. Editors Of semi.oflicial Jour.
halls are united in favor Of the movement.
The documents of the Vienna Con.
ference extended to ninety pages partial.
ly re.publishsd in the English newspa.
pers, excited much interest. Palmers.
ton evaded answering the question as to
whether the Conferences are not finally
broken off; but it is said the accredited
representatives Of all the powers, Russia
included, continue to reside in Vienna.
The elements Of the conference perma.
nently exists.