Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-10-31
Foreign News.-.Peaee, Concluded.

Foreign News---P eacef Goncluded. |
The steamer Baltic arrived at New
York on the 18th sinst!4, with later news
from Europe. es .t at, aHoas stsletf |
On Sunday, the 30th sult., the Treaty.
of Peace was finally signed al Paris. &
Up TO the departure Of the Baltic the.
fate of the steamer Pacific was still un-
known. .n# rrr -
The conclusion Of peace was announced
In Paris and London by salvos of artille-
ry. Paris was Illuminated and in Eng
land the churchsbells pealed ioyously in
honor OF the event. Three orEfour weeks,
will elapse before The final notifications
are exchanged Thee details of the ad-
justment have teen referred to a COM
mission. -..+r.-- : 4, -
The Paris correspondent of-the{Londoh
Times Says'a counsel Of the Ministers
was eldiin the Tuilleries on Saturday. at
liz o'clock, and remained in session till
l2 O'Clock on Sunday. The Emperor
presided, and gave his last instructions.
Count WalewSki returned to his official
residence to receive the Plenipotentaries,
who came at 1879 o'clock. - ..r.- ~
y After the treaty was read over they
proceeded TO sign it. The moment the
signatures were completed signal was
given and the canton proclaimed the
news. Bulletins announcing the fact were
posted throughout the city. .-
EEGLAND.-Parliamc re assembled on
the 3lst. In reply to a question, Lord
Halmerston said that though the treaty
of peace was signed. yet it was dctermin>
cd by the Congress that the particular
Nn0Hifinnc IF 1N. 1,
made public until the notifications were
exchanged. At the same time he would
express his conviction that the treaty will
be deemed satisfactory by England and
Europe.
The following are said to be the terms
of the treaty.
First-Russia consents to the ncutrali~
EftiOn Of the Black Sea. Second-Sebas-
tOpol is not again to become war depot.
Thrd-Ncolaietf to be reduced TO com
-1nercial port. Four!h-Russia abandons
the prOtectorate Of the principalitics -
Fifth-Russia renounces certain territories
in Bessarabia. which leaves the naviga-
ton of the Danube free. SxLh-A COM
mission to be appointed to trace new from
tiers in this district. Seven tn Russian
soldiers passing the Pruth to be regarded
as caSuS dcLIt by the contracting powers.
THE INDIAN TROUBLES IN OREGON
Among the official documents received
from Oregon is the letter from Joel Pal
mer. superintendent Of Indian affairs,
who, confirming the statements Of Cover.
nor Curry, says 1.-The present difficulty in
Southern Oregon is wholly attributable to
the acts Of the Whites" adding, - l can.
not but feel that it is our duty to adopt
such measures as will tend to secure the
lives of these Indians and maintain the
guarantees secured by treaty stipulatiuns.
The future will prove that this war
has been forced upon these Indians aguinsI
their viii! ; and that, too. by set Of rcck>
less v0gabonds for pecuniary and political
objects sactoned by a numerous popula.
sion, who regard the Treasury Of the
United States legitimate object of plum
der.
- The Indians in that district have been
driven to desperation by acts of cruelty
committed against their people. Trea-
ties have been violated and acts of bar
harity committed by those claiming to be
citizens that would disgrace the most bar
burous nation Of earth If none but
those who perpcIratcd such acts we're to
be affected by this war we might look
upon it with Indifference but unhappily
thiS is not the case"