The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-07
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NEW YORK, April 6.P. NJ.

The Baltic wigs Liverpool dates TO the
25, having left Liverpool on the afternoon
of the gath, and reached her dock little
before l, Pm.
The new screw steamer City of Baltimore,
of the Liverpool and Philadelphia line, had
been taken up by the French government,
and had left Liverpool for Marseilles, having
in tow the American ship Ticonderoga, also
engaged.
Gar Alexander had made several mild
speeches to the diplomatic body, but strong
to the army. The whole Of his language
was interpreted pacific.
The first of the four points, agreed to un-
animousy at the Vienna conference, reads
as follows:
abolition of the exclusive protectorate
of Russia in Moldavia and Wallachia; the
privileges accorded to those provinces by the
Sultan being placed under the protection Of
the FIVE powers.
The latest Vienna dispatches, dated Fri
day eveing. say the conferences are progress
ing.favorably. The second point wac either
settled or will be tomorrow.
The question Of peace or war will not be
decided until the third point is settled.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times, telegraphed under date of Friday
evening as follows: The news from Vienna
appears to be favorable to peace, and at Pa
ris the people are disposed to believe the
conference will be attended with happy
result Count Nesserode, it is believed, will
proceed tn Vienna when the negotiations
become critical.
The new Car gave strong evidence of
abiding by the plans traced out by his father
and that he would make no concessions.
Rumors were current Of new basis of
arrangement including the freedom of the
Black ea,opening and the erection of Turk.
ish fortresses in Asia.
Constantinople advices.-The Porte has
determined to maintain undminished SOW.
reignty over the Dardanelles, and protests
against the christians Of the Empire being
placed under the ERIN of foreign protection.
The Porte also desires participation in the
conference
Ali Pacha, Minister OF Foreign affairs had
been summoned to Vienna.
The official reports Of the storming Of Nal.
akoff redoubts on the night OF the % Feb.
by the French, are published and spoken of
as one of the most gallant achievements OF
the Campaign.
General Ostensacken telegraphs to st.
Petersburgh on the night OF the 10th; 1--WE
have erected a redoubt about 800 yards in
front Of the Karmiltoff baston, our works
are carried on with success. Nothing of i'm
portance before Upatoria. General Bur-
goyne remains in the Crimea at the request of
Lord Raglan. The health of the Allied
troops was satisfactory. The English po-
sition was we'll fortified"
The Russians had received reinforcements.
At an allied council of war held on the 4th
inst, was resolved to recommend active
operations.
Lord Raglan's latest dispatch, is dated
March 9th. 1t says the weather is fine and
dry. The sick are deriving benefits from
the change. A British battery of three guns
had caused two small Russian steamers to
leave their mornings, and that the Russians
were raising large reinforcements of provi-
sions and munitions Of war.
Omer Pacha's force of Sd March, was 35,-
600, and continually being reinforced.--
Nicholas death was announced in Sebasto.
pol 9th of March,
An Anglo French squadron Of 25 steam
ers were on their way to Genoa to embark
Sandman troops for Crimea.
Odessa advices of the 14th state that
Prince Menschikoff died at Simferopol CT
fever-doubted.
Constantinople advices of the 18th men,
1tion taat continued shocks of earthquakes
were felt, Mount Olympus smoked like a vol
cano.
Three more Russian ships were sunA in
she harbor of Sebastopol.
The French hospital at Constantnople
burnt to the ground; 900 persons persisted.
Apalace had been repaired and put in or.
der for the Emperor Napoleon,
1t was reported that Gortschakof had
been ordred from ST. Petersburgh to take
Eupatoria at any price.
Grand Duke Constantine is going in his
quality as admiral director of the fleet and
minister of marine.
The 2lst March was observed as nation
al fast throughout Great Britain.
HOUSE OF LoRps.-Lendharst and Claren-
don had spoken severely against Prussia.