New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08
TILE WAR.

The steamer Atlantic took ont the news of the total
allure of the Vienna Conference. Since then there
have been supplementary meetings OF the -Four
Powers, without any result being come to. The
plonipoentiaries assembled Tuesday afternoon the
e3d and signed protocol of the Twelfth or last Con-
ference. The meeting, il was agreed, should not be
considered as thirteenth Conference. Another meet
ing Of the representatives Of the Four Powers
held Thursday, the 25th, at the reque,t of Prince
Gorchakoff, when some further inadmissa6e PROPOSE
tions were made by the Russian Plenpotentaries aud
rejected on the part of France, England ano Turkey.
Lord John Russell had LEFT Vienna, but previous to
leaving be had private interview with Count Buol.
Drouyn De rIIuys's departure from Vienna is post
poned for a few days TO discuss natter with the
Austrian Government One report says he Lad left.
AT Sevastopothe bombardmentwas being continued.
The general tone of opinion in England is, tAat
must continue for a heightened period. The policy of
the Car Alexander is spoken of by The LondoR
Times as a new and more audacous policy than that
pursued by his father and is regarded throughout
Europe. 1t s difficult to form an estimate Of the real
progress OF the siege comparison of the various
accounts produces the impression that the fire of the
Allies superior TO that Of the Russians but the Rus
slams return the fire steadily.
The Iad6peadoace, of Brussels has received from
Vienna a Dispatch alleged to be from the Crmea, stat
ing that the Allies have suspended the bombardment
II is not stated on what day the fire ceased, but the
Hdfpeadancc believes that the date Of the dispatch is
poseror to that Of tie last official intelligence
ly, to April 90
The detailed reports from the Crimes are substan-
italy as follows: From daybreak Of the 9th up to
the morning Of the 18th, the bonbardment and can
nonade had continued day and night each Of the five
hundred guns firing one hundred aud twenty rounds
daily. When evening comes in the fire is not much
reduced. Although the Mamelon Tower is silenced
and some Of the Round Tower guns dsmounted, yet
the Redan and Garden batteries still keep up heavy
FIRE. No sign Of an immediate assault.
During the night of the 18th, tic French disodged
O rifle embuscade in front Of the Malakoff Tower \
terrible battle between Russian sorte and the French
RACED during the night, perhap, the most sangunary
since Inkemann.
April-A dispatch to the French Government
says the fire of the French batteries maintains
ts superiority. The French have taken the Russian
ambuscades in front OF the Maakoff Tower, and
have added themto the French lines, and have
also crowned ravne which runs along the fortifca-
ions of the city, where the Russians formerly kept
their reserves; they have also sprung mine before
the Flagstaff Battery at distance of fifty metres,
thereby opening new parallel, which has been sue
cessfully joined to the Others.
From the 18th to the 18th the French loss was only
300. The situation of Affairs was considered satisfac
tory to the French April 10. The French Minister o.
War learns that the besegers were still advancing
end were consolidating their position. On the nigh
Of the 18th the Russians made strong sortie, bu
were promptly repulscd. Prince Gorchakoffs ac
count of the same date says the bcsiegers ire Of
the 10th 18th and 18th, was less violent. Gu
batteries replied successfully. On the night of tn
18TH one of our battalions made sore to destro,
the enemys most advanced works. Our object wa
fully attained. Moreover the lose Of the garrison tn
past few days has been less.
| The latest Dispatch Is aLo from GorchakOf, date