New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02
THE NEWS BY THE CANADA.

So, exchanged signals with large American steamer
1t. epiDg eastward, and on Feb. 10, hundred miles
Eat Of Cape Clear passed the American ship Pna'
dslpbis, bound cost.
High eastery winds prevailed off the English coast,
and the Government steamers Esk and Exmouth hAd
been cent to the chops of the Channel to relieve
inward bound vessels. Very severe winter weather
prevsit throughout Europe.
Much distress .xisteo a. Liverpool fro lack OF en-
plo,nent-sbout fifteen thousand persons oe'ug
thrown out of work from the dullness IT trade ADD
The severity Of the weather. Some 3,OOO Oi tnese
sre unemployed from the non arrival oil American
shipping.
h,..,r. Keen, Rppin & Co., warebousemen, Lon
don, and Messrs NIX & Fumes, OF Liverpool, have
fsied
Mr. Frederick Peel bss been appointed Under Sec.
ret.ry of War AID sir Francis Barring Chancellor .;
the Duchy Of Lancaster.
TIE WAR.
There is change regard 10 the siege OF Sevas-
tOpol. The latest suthenc adv'ces are Feb l. Tne
Russian Grand Dukes made a reconnaissance OF the
allied front Two French oivisi us made demon
stratiOn bnd marched toward lbkermahn. Ibe Ahies
are daily expecting an attack. The pickets have
been o,oeJed TO he on the alert. The weather is
warm In soItie lsst night three hundred OF the
French were put hors Dc combat; in the Obscurity
one French regiment friIg upon smother. =.
FEB. 2-MaDy Of the regiments we're held In readl-
ness lost night for inmec tate 6c'i0D and the cavalry
have BEEN under arms all night. The weather has
chsIs ed for the better. The supplies Of the Com
mtsariat ore sufficit ut in most respects.
AomiIal Bruat has telegrsphed that since the 3lst
the Russians bad RECOMMENDED their night sortles,
buf had been vigorously Iepulsed'
The Russians had received considerable reinforce
nents ard 300 men, with provisions and stores had
resched the French army.
The roads Lear Eupatoria were frozen, and good
The Cars two cons have entered S-vastopo
VARHA, February 2-The weather Is fine. Sup
plies more abundant. The Allies continue to
fbr0u he into he gfy IA
six tieee pieces are in the battery.
FEBRUARY 3-It is stated from X smiesch tina. the
Russians made ortie the let aud I'd but were re-
pulled BY the French volunteers.
february 6-No'biDg of Importance, firing Kept
up briskly, on both sides.
the general situation is unchanged.
The VieIba Presse rays that the Eogish are retr'
Ing from lines and are with the French Guard
TO form a reserve at Balhklava. , -
Gen. Neil, who arrived at the camp on the 27th Of
Jspuary hos reported TO the Emperor that the situs
ton of the French amy is on the whole good, and
that of the Brtsh not quite 80 bad az reported:
The long talk ed Of important change in the French
army in the Crioea Is low announced. The army
will be divided into two corps armes one gwen to
Gen. Pessier aid the other to Gen. Bouquet, virtu-
ally rendering Gen Canrobeit mere cipher.
Rumo, is that Lord Raglan and the Earl OF Lucan
will shortly return from the Crimea The crcum-
stspces why not stated.
The Mon,teur Gays that Omer Pasbs would embark
from vana on the 9Th, accompanied by Coils. Deu
and Simmons, for the Crimes.
The Emperor Nicholas has issued ukasa calling
the whole population Of Russia to arms Tas is re.
marked as a menace in reply to the appointment OF
LORD Palmersion az bead OF the English Government
NAPLES JOINS THE ALLIANCE
An mptrtaht state ment is made that N sples has
iointd the Wes'ern Alliance and will send besides
fleet, land fierce equal TO that OF Sardinia. to the
CIinea. The guarantee of France to prevent revo-
luton in Italy has brought Maple. to join the A,
ance Count OIlof, the Russian Minister, and stah,
have left N sples retlf ed TO Caserta.
The Belgian Journals announce that TUSCANY,
Parma and Mod.na have Joined the Western ALI
aice. with 900 men each. This lie probably meant
a. poDicaL
It's rumored that Spain will likewise join the Al
lance, with the view to have the ii tu-nce OF the
French aiptt any insu' recon that may take place.
1t il also reported that Portugal will join il with
10 600 men This is rather doubtful, however. All
that can be said is that the Western c yers are seek
ipg 10 M e ali the secondary States in general Eu-
ropesn lesgue against Russia, and that they are max
ing STEADY progress toward that end
Sweden continues her military preparations. Most
Of the smaller German States have their armies nearly
complete.
Tie swiss Federal Government preserves its neu-
trary and continues to forbid enlistment for foreign
service.
Russis sends a circular to her diplomatic agent,
inoicatir that the entire Prussian army will be i'm
p.diat.ly made ready for the field.
In Austria, wsrlke preparations continue with I'M
sbsed energy and briefly all Europe will be in arms
The Five Powers have formally signded their in.
teption to confer The Congress has been poet
noned from the 18th to meet again at Vienna on the
10th Lord John Russell represents Crest Butsin;
M de Dourquety. or perhaps Special Minister,
Etsnoe; Count Buo Austria; Ria bey, Turkey.
Gorchakef. assisted by M. Iitol, TO be TX N MIS-
Ter 10 CopstaDfiDople
II reported that Prussia will be allowed seat at
the Board, and that the busiDess will be limited TO
offering Gorcbskof categorical zee or No
Count Wedell, the Prussan Envoy 10 traocs, re-
mains in Pors his mission being unaccomplished.
His secretary has returned 10 Berlin for further In
stIuctns. The opinion prevails that no terms can
be come TO between Prussia and the Western Pow
eIs but that Prussia will be left 10 neutrality and its
consequences.
Count Esterbszy, the Austrian Minister, has re-
turn ed 10 his place in Berlin BE return has caused
Q rise in the funds.
Negotiations are on foot for an Austrian loan OF
6ft, en- millions in the English marAet.
II WAS al nounctd by the LAST steamer that the
Russian troops the Austrian freoter were suddenly
oic.red TO I.tue into the interior. ibis movement is
explained cit tr ss a poiucsl move IN support o,
Russss assertions that Austria not menscei, ~
a strategic roye To take up stronger position. Ia
either case il is unimpoitant
THE BALTIC.
Admiral Dup6as has been appointed 10 the chief
eonmspd Of the Baltic Fleet, Admiral Seq mour
second and Admiral BsyDes ihud.
TURKEY.
The Turkish Government is about 70 issue two mi.
lions sterling Dor d. ~ per cent fire broke out
in the Ars.ns at Constantipople, but was extin-
quishsd without doing much damage Old Chosery
Past "a Is dead.
RIGHTS OF NEUTALS.
The following is from Wa-s<w: The treaty con-
eluoed between Russis and the United States relative
TO the commerce OF neu'rsls, is published. lhe
treaty lett open for the sdhesion OF other >a.es'
GREAT BRITAIN.
The British army estimates for the current yes'
Rave been published. The total number OF men IN
he Rrit lfh IN