New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THB NORTH AMERICAN QUEBEC.
QUssFc, Wednesday, May 7, 1850.

SbhbfA nhy ic'''
The Canadian steamship North America arrived at
this port at 81 o'clock this evening She bring, Liver
pool dates to the e9d inst, four day, later than
ceived by the Persia
The North America passed the ship Joseph Rowan,
inside of st. Pauls; the STEAMER Cambria, of Msgda-
lin Islands; and vessel supposed to be the Caedo
MA, eff Green Isle.
The steamship Canada from Boston had arrived out.
The following is from supplementary report o(
The Liverpool Courier, dated "Wednesday. April -:
Latest Tdegrdphlc IEteligesoe.
RUSSIA.
The militia i disbanded The Admiralty has Or
dered al the lighthouses to be lit, and all the buoys TO
BE- laid down in the Cults of Bohnia and Finland also
in the Baltic and White Seas.
Lospos, Tuesday Evening. April %. 1856.
The Globe states that Lord Clarendon has declined
the honor of Marquiset offered to him by her
Majesty. Cabinet council was held at the Foreign
Office this afternoon.
The French army is being placed on peace footing
The Times has leader on the grandeur of the naval
review which was 10 take place at Spthead on the
day the steamer sailed. There to be 2aO steam
Of various sizes carrying 1902 guns propelled by
80, FOL horse power and manned by 80 900 ssameu.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 2l.-Coant Orof has been
appointed President of the Council Of State.
The Government has authorized the expectation
from Russia and Poland of sheepskins meat, oxea,
horses, hogs, brandy spirits ropes and hay.
ENGLAND.
In the House of Lords on Monday, upon the Church
bill a second reading moved by the Lord Chan
cellor The House divided upon the motion, when
there appeared for the second reading, 80; against,
IL; being majority of against the Government.
In the House of Commons on Monday, q converse
ton took place on the subject of the peace reoicngs
Mr.. Roe buck inquired who was TO pay the expenses
of the contemplated exhibition of fireworks in the
parks.
consent had been given to the expense, which should
come within Is 900. $500
Sir G.. Grey. in reply to Lord j. Manners, said tha
notwithstanding the display OF fireworks ana other de-
monstrations it would still be open to Parliament, on
the question Of the terms of peace, to impeach the
Government. if il was thought necessary.
The Earl of Clarendon arrived at Paris on Monday
afternoon and proceeded by special tram to London
The Military Inquiry into the Crimean Report confirms
it. The principal witness examined was Sir +. Lyons.
It is said that the Earl of Egn having refused the APP
pontment of Governor of Victoria, the important sp-
pontment has been offered to MIR. Ohphant, his PHI
vate secretary in Canada.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Monday Evenng.-Irade i, improving The
accounts from the industrial Districts are favorable.
In CoRs there is little variation, but the general ten
dency is downward. ln the Provinces the markets
were abundantly supplied with Wheat. AT Marseiles
WHEAT tended upward.
At the sitting of the Corps Legisatif on Friday last
NJ. de Montaembet made remarkable speech on the
freedom of the elective franchise. lie denounced the
Court of Cessation as accomplish with the Govern
ment to render universal suffrage a mockery, and
called for alteration of the law ON the monsrous
subject
ton in many parts caused by the late heavy rains.
BY decree lately passed, iron knees and pces OF
bent iron for shpbuilding are admitted duty free
TURKEY
The Paris Correspondent of The London Times says
the treaty of peace with Russia contains clause that
the Allies shall evacuate the Ottoman territory the
nhapu pf at
take place as soon after as possible. letter from
Copstaptinople states that Omer Pashas army will be
formed into movable columns, who would scour the
country and enforce the execution of the new laws
A letter from Vienna states that the commission tor
the organization of the principaties will commence
its labors in the course of this month.
THE TREATY OF PEACE.
vienna, April ls.-By telegraphic dispatches We
learn that the King OF Prussia ratified the Treaty Of
Peace on Friday last and that the Turkish ratification
left Constantnope on the lith inst.
THE CRIMEA.
Letters from the camp have been recieved TO the
5th ofApri. The preparations for the departure 9the
army continue an aG.vs o T,ps!'n IRON ' f'''
"Yesterday reviewed the entire army OF the Cn-
mea Gen. Luders considerable number OF Russian
officers General Codrington and DE la Marmora were
present at the military fete.'
The epidemic has ceased in the Cnmea.
The London Gazette contai dispatches from Gen.
CodrngtOn, dated 9TH aud 9Th nst with nclo-ures.
Gen. COdrngton forwards letter from Prince Bqbu-
tofr, who was at Tihs, showing that Gen Williams
had recovered and was forwarded from THis 70 near
Moscow, that il was not necessary for DR.. Mcloro
to 90 to Ths did the Russians TO desire that
be should pass their lines.
The armistice was established in Asia. The last
mail from the East states that the insurgents against
the Porte in Arabia have suffered so much from
cholera az almost to put down the nsurrection.
Reports affirm that 1900 have died out of an lnur
gent tribe Of 45, 900.