The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-26
NINA, o. Minister rlsnipotsntiAry Of England 70 Peace


@MIord painersion announced another crisis" in
"a British ministry owing to the withdrawal Of SIR
lanes Graham Mr. Gladstone and sydney Herbert Peal
hssl from bus cabinet A division Of Easlsh cavalry
ased TO march across Egypt to the Crimea arrived at
1.-fwo Russian rsdoubts before sesAssopo, we're
s4oEmed by the French, but owing TO the Russ FIRE
1Asy had TO abandon them with loss Of one hundred
man killed and three hundred wounded.
~hish they en6aded the French camp was taken with
great loss Of life on both sides.
SUNDAY, 26.-Lord John Russell had audi ence Of
2s.-Eapoeon arrived At the camp o:ssint Omer.
MARCH.
1-Anied IRE, which had ceased, e.opened Sebas-
tcyel. Mr. Roebuck's war committee summoned the
Duke Of Newcastle witness News received in Ber
~ Of the illness of the Emperor Of Russia, and
Lord John RUSSELL who had Just arrived there telegraph
ed the fact to London.
2-Lords Clarendon and Palmerston announced the
asath Of the czaroboth branches ofthe English Legsa-
pre Vigorous prosecution of the seige of Sebasopol
ordered by the allied powers On this day, few hours
ssr the death Of his father the Czarowiteh proclaimed
His assumption of the throne under the Alexander
IL Ncolaswitch and received the homage Of the dgnita
Yes Of the realm. Alexander immediately issued war
NE manifest saying As the deceased devoted himself
incessasty the welfare Of his subjects do also
o. ascending the thrones Of Russia and of Poland and Of
rnland nseparabe from each other take solemn oath
bsore God TO regard the welfare Of our empire as our
only object May Providence which has selected for
high calling be guide and protector, that may
main tain Russia the highest standard of power and
glory AID in our perso accomplish the incessant wishes
views Of Peter of Catharne Of Alexander and Of
hther May the zeal Of subjects assist us therein
3-Napoleon was much dissatisfied with the pnblica-
ten London of the testimony taken before the Roe
hAsk War Committee and threatened rupture of the
Anglo French alliance. Lord Clarendon went to Bolougne
70 explain to the Emperor The garrison Of st. Peters
burg allegiance to Alexander, who addressed the
Russian army in a manifesto.
SUNDAY 4The Gar accepted the resignation Of Prince
Aenschihon as Commander Chief OF the Crmean army
Aesd John Russell arrived ia VennS.
a chakn f'a minis aicua uig NJ
Rnss at the Vienna Peace Conference confirmed by
7-General Won weddem of Prussia, left Berlin for
Paris, high Diplomatic mission to Napoleon from the
King. Alexander assured the Russian mobiles that the
s-Rritsh war ships Viper and Leopard operating on
Me Asiaic with the rcassians destroyed the
had recently built. soujat sae sheed. The Holy
Synod Of Russia called on the people to arm.
SUNDAY, III The Austrian troops stationed At krajOva
N the Danubisn Pnncipalities, driven from the
tCwn by the natives owing TO the fact that Austrian
m o
R.-Tbe Shah Of Persia openly declared his sympathy
Or Russia in the war, and Mr.. Murray English consul,
ls-isvy Of Russian troops all over Russian Poland.
Russian FIRE opened the allies from the heights OF Ba
H-siender Bey advanced from Enpa.oria with the
ns y with
ls.-Peace Conference OF Vienna formally opened
and inauguraed The plenipotentiaries present
SSr England oSn and Lord
For France, Baron n De Bou roy g,ey
Jsr Ra,sis, Prince GciischaEoa and n de Titoa.
Whilst the people were swearing allegiance 70 Alexan-
and killed hundred Of them. Before Sebastopo the
French had connected their lines at nkermann with the
BTiifh right by parallels the advanced passing in
front of the Msmelon hill and at less than 500 yards from
H. In front Of this parallel were the Russian rife pits.
16-prussa refused join the treaty Of the Western
ass and General Won Weddels mission to Paris failed
II Russian rifle pits were taken by the French.
The Vienna Conference agreed the first Of the 'Four
Points" Of peace guarantees In the Aide Aensoe Of
Ne allies |, thus:-Ther governments. being Of ac
cord that it necessary to abolish the exclusive protec
Hrate exercised by Russia Moldaya walachia
Servia and IN future TO place under the collective
antee the privileges by the
ns those provinces dependencies of their empire
have agreed and do agree that OF the former rea
aio provinces be in force when peace concluded
and that the arrangements to be made in respect TO them
n &c Is the %
those Of the three Prncpaies and with the general In
xsson Of iSe exclusive s protseornss ds RUSSIA in Mol
davia and Waacha the privileges recognized to those
OF he Ave power severe action m bs Ra
mans and Turks at Eupatoria attended with much loss
Three battahons Of French attacked the Russian
doubts At Sebastopo but were repuled having great
many killed.
sUspAY 1s--Sebastopol was bombardsd by the French
2o-Uaptain watson, r. N sailed from spshead Eng }
With the first ns,aiment Of the "ayiDg squadron Of the
Baltic aeet. consisted Of vessel with hun
aired and fourteen guns. Prince Gortschakof the
sonmander ofthe Russian Crimean army arrived in Sc
bAstopoi.
IA Russian sortie from sebassopo in great strength,
repulsed, and they lost over three hundred men.
before break they driven back with loss
Of one thousand two hundred The British lost SIX
Browne, Colonel Kelly, Captain Wears and Lieutenant
Jordan, who were immediately killed The French lost
three hundred and fifty men, and had oolonels Dumas
and Barrow distinguished officers killed.
2S.-Venna Conference agreed to the Second Point
70 give to the free navigation Of the Danube all the de-
yelopement Of which IT is capable, would be proper
toenrenab that The Lower Danube, beginning from the
point 1t which becomes common to the two States Dor
dsring should longer be TO the territorial
jurisdction which exists in virtue of the Third article of
ne Treaty Of Ad anope. At all events, the free nava
Of the Danube would be secured unless 1t should be
placed under the control Of syndcal authority in
.aces now existing at the mouths Of the river or such
~ may subsequently be formed there. The Russian
70 the principles estabshed by Congress
Of Vienna in the article en- Fluyiai Communications.
Control OF mixed commission, which would be Invested
With the necessary powers destroy the obstacles exist
ing At It's mouths or which might a. later period be
formed there. Conuls General Of France and England
rshoistcd their flags In Bucharest
16.-sisth session ofthe Vienna Conference met, when
ab scton suspensed, owing TO difficulties arising
the consideration Of the third point which read by
Ne allied powers follows:lf the treaty OF July 49,
1871 undergo revision with the sanction of all the
contracting parties for the better establishment of
The balance OF in Europe and for the purpose OF
Russian reading by the pienipo entiary was Revision
hf tine treaty July 10 lS4l, to attach more completely
the existence Ut the Ottoman empire TO the balance Of
Iarope 90 refuse understanding, in
formal conference for peace, the means which the
three Courts 20 put end 70 what they call
Hhe prepondeance Of Russia In the Black Sea- condi
6cn that In the choice Of those there be not
Of nature TO infringe upon the rights Of Sovereignty Of
august master his territory (ch>s idi When
Nc negotiations suspended all the Ministers applied
10 their sovereigns for further instructions.
27-Russo-Poiish treasury ordered 20 effect an army
lcAn fer current expenses,
1-Ene ships Of the British Baltic squadron sailed
kom Deal.
30-iords IAnsdowne, Clarendon and Palnlerston,
With NJ Drouyn de Huys, Of France held long confer
snce in London the Third Point difficulty. The
rence entered consideration Of the Fourth Point
Vienna, but Il not discussed, owing " the wast
Of union on the Third.
APRIL.
SUNDAY, The Russians established themselves IN
Baidar.
suspAY s--Ninth session Of The vienna Conference,