Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-28
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lith instant.
FROM SEBASTOPOI.
The night attacks and skirmishes on small
scale were still continued, without any serious
injury to either party. The weather was fine and
dry, and thu allies report themselves rs ready
and fully prepared to open the general lombard
ment of the city.
Canrohert's dispatch estimates the loss on the
night of the 22d, d.lring the great Russian sortie.
to have been follows Russians, 700 killed
and l,5O0 wounded; French, 300 killed and
wounded The English loss is not given.
Two ships loaded with horses were all lost off
Baltkrk.
The Russians deny that Menschikoff is dead.
but admit that he is wounded.
The Russian agents ut Vienna report san-
culinary en- gagament on the Goth of March, but
advices from the Crimea do not mention such an
affair.
The Russian organs say that the women, chill
dren, and sick. are being sent out of Sebastopol
into the interior of the Crimea
GREAT BRITAIN.
Parliament had not yet assembled after the
Easter Holiday. Roebuok's committee adjourned
with Parliament until the 18th inst
The propriety of raising the Sc ge of Sebasto-
pol has been freely and favorably talked Of
The amount and terms of the proposed new
government loan was not known. The sum was
supposed to be fifteen millions pounds sterling
Almost Immediately after its announcement the
funds fell to 81 9l4
Napoleon and Eugene would reach London on
their proposed visit to the Queen on Monday the
10th inst, aud were to return to Paris the fol-
lowing Saturday. The weeks programme is
published, and among the ceremonies Napoleon
is to be invested with the order of the Garter.
The official programme is as follows:
Monday Prince Albert goes to Dover. to
meet the august party. Lunches with them at
the Maiden Hotel. Arrives home with them at
WIpIsn in tha nit
Tuesday morning The Emperor receives the
Corps Diplomatique. In the evening he attends
grand entertainment.
Wednesday. The Emperor will be invested
with the order of the Garter. In the evening he
will attend grand dinner and ball.
Thursday The Emperor will visit the Crys
tai Palace, and in the evening attend the Opera.
Friday. Napoleon will visit London to receive
the city address, and afterwards dine at the
Buckingham Palace.
Saturday. The Emperor returns home.
Earl Carlisle has entered upon the Vice
Royalty OF Ireland, and was we'll received.
FRANCE.
The Worlds Fair, or Exposition Universelle,
will open irrevocably on the LIST of May
ITALY.
The Pope had narrow escape of his life from
the accidental falling of beam. Two of the
cardinals were INJURED.
--latest By Telegraph.
mo London INES correspondent writes: ut
is rumored that we are to have another levy of
hundred thousand men in France, and that from
sixty TO eighty thousand troops will be placed at
the disposal Of Austria; should war be the issue
of the Vienna conference"
The Paris Monteur contains a remarkable of
iicinl document explaining the military conduct of
the allied governments since the commencement
of the war :--Galipo was occupied to prevent
the march of the Russians ConstantinoTle,
but the retreat of the Russians from Silistria
dered the occupation of Galiroli and Varna un
necessary. The allies unable to operate in
Bessarahia without the aid of Austria; and the
campaign against Sehastopol was. undertaken in
order not To remain inactive. The immense diff
cult es OF the Siege then pointed out, exono-
rating the Emperor Napoleon rs the planner Of
the cnmpaign. This document caused much ex-
cit'ment, and was considered as al apology for
raising the siege soon.