M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-04-06
Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC
NsiCs Of the Death Of the Emperor
Nicholas Confirmed.
SUCCEEDED BY ALEXANDRIA,.
Differences Between Lngland and Napoleon
New YORK, March 81.

Il NEh
The Atlantic as arrived with dates
to the 10Th.
The Car expired shortly after noon,
Friday, March 2d. His disease was at
rophy of the lungs. He had Only few
days sickness. His last words to the
Empress were, 'tell Frederick, King OF
Prussia, to continue attached to Rus sia
as he has hitherto been, and never for.
get his fathers words" 1t is said that
a few days before the Cars death, he
succeeded in elfec.ing complete re con-
ciliation between his two sons, Alex
ander and Constantine, who were at
varience,
The news Of the Emperor's death was
receiv'd in England with demonstrations
of Joy, Several theatre managers came
before the curtain, and announced the
fact, which was received with tumull,
Gus cheering. The Berlin court plac-
ed itself in mourning, and orders were
issued for the whole Prussian army to
wear symbols of mourning for four
weeks.
The Emperor Alexander the second
succeeded peaceabIy to the Russian
throne. He has issued manifesto sta l.
ing that he will adhere to the policy of
his father Nicholas.
Constantine and the other brothers
and officers have taken the oath of al.
legiance.
Alexander has confirmed the diplo.
matiSt Gortshakofr's previous instruc.
liOns to negotiate, and the first preli
mary conference has been held at
Vienna. Nicholas had reca lied Menschi.
koff, and appointed Gen. Gor!schakon'
to the chief com mand, Ostensacken
second and Luders to the commend in
BesSarabia.
Alexander had appointed Cen. Rudi-
mer Minister OF War.
The Allies have ordered their Gener
ais TO push forward the war, There
had been more fighting in the Crimea.--
The French stormed reaOubt skillfull,
erected by the Russians during the
night, and several hundred were killed.
There is a strong rumot that the Grand
Duke Michael is wounded and dead at
Sebdstopol,
A Iaige force Of Russians threatens
Balaklava. The blockade of the Dan.
ube is raised. Broussa is DESTROYED,
with most Of its inha bitants, by an
earthquake.
A speck of disagreement had arisen
between Napoleon and England. Ma.
poleon said the armies should not act
together, if Roebuck'S committee pro-
ceeded. Clarendon went expressly to
Boulogne and made matters straight.-
Meantime the committee proceeds, but
it is thought Parliament will be dis.
solved.
The ambassadors announce the new
EnperUr's accession A synopsis Of
Alexander's manifesto received via q.
hOnigsburg, declared that lhe welfare OF
his Empire is his only object, aud he
will endeavor TO maintain Russia on the
highest standard of power and glory.
aud aim TO accomplish the incessdnl
wishes and views of his predecessors,
and hopes all his subjects will assist
him therein.
Immediately after the death of Nicho
las was know in Paris, orders were sent
to CUnrobert to press on the selge Of
SebdsloPoI with the almost vigor.
News from Sebootpol, to March 5Ih,
reached Paris on the 9TH, stating that
5000 Russians threa tened the English
forces at Balaklava. BosquGt was en-
deavoriOg TO get his corps in the rear OF
the enemy, with view OF cutting them
off IRON reinlorcements, aud becoming
the attacking party. The weather was
very variable at the latest dates. A
line convoy OF 200 wagons had succeed.
ed in entering Se0astopol.
The firing continued on both sides
with more ,sleadiness. Duing the night
oi list, the Russians threw up all armed
redoubt on the flank of the lortilicatOns
at Sebastopo, and OH the night OF he
24lh it was attacked and stormed by the
French. The accounts Of the events are
directly contradictory. Nenschikol
says the French were repulsed with the
loss OF 600 men; while the French aC-
counts claim victory, with LOG oi their
men killed.
The French likewise destroyed the
work around Malakhof, The lower fort,
with great loss, On the Goth OF Februd.
ry.