Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-03-12
THg RAF TgmANss JOURNAL.
LATER FRcM Europe.

NEW 1ORk, MdF. f.-1Hc SttdIleE DdltlC
arrived to-day with liverpool dates to the Goth.
All the ENJOYS to the peace conference have
arrived at Paris, and the sessions were to open
ON the 23d. The confidence in the establish
ment of peace continues undiminished.
The excitement in the public mind relative
to the American difficulty is subsiding. The
concentration of large British force in Cana
da has been ordered.
From the fact that the above dispatch, pre-
pared in Liverpool, makes no mention of the
Pacific. it is feared that no tidings of her have
been received there.
The Baltic reached her dock at eleven
O'Clock. She brings dates to the 10th, but
the papers contain no striking news.
The London Times announces that eighteen
regiments and battalions of rifles are to be dis
patched to Canada and that several other regi-
nents will follow. 1t is also rumored that
almost every regiment attached to the home
service has received an intimation that their
services may be required in Canada
Money continues extremely tight, the de-
mand being in excess of the supply.
The new loan of f500 900 600 announced
to the extent of f3 ,00O, 900. As these amounts
have to be paid in five instalments in ths course
Of two months, the demand will doubtless con
tinue to be active and the market continue
stringent. Ccnsols had improved on the an
nouucement of the loan to 81, but afterwards
declined to 90.a90s. Rothschilds, it is said
propose taking the whole Of the loan.
o,Ssin coufinrns N relation tn the
peace conference. Baron Brunow is reported
to have said that Russia sincerely desires peace
| but if it is not declared within three or four
| weeks at the furthest, from the opening of the
! conference, serious difficulties might interfere
with the final settlement OF the question.
Lord Clarendon had a private interview with
| Napoleon Immediately upon his arrival at Par
is.
| ENGLASD.-The Duke OF y orfolk is dead
4 mulatto girl was found secreted on board
the ship Asterian, which arrived at Liverpool
from New Orleans.
FRANcE.-An article in the Assemble Ma
| tionale, touching the defensive works being
constructed at Portsmouth, England, has eli
! cited some remarks, and is looked upon as ar
exhibition of French jealousy.
AusrRIA.-Some additional particulars o.
| the forth coming Austrian amnesty has trans
| pired it will, with few exceptions, be un
conditional, and be made known individually
to those Immediately concerned. Those who
choose can reassume their citizenship at once
and be put in possession of their property
nttlose who do not choose to return Immediate
er, will be considered as demanding that tlieii
property shall be handed over to their laga
heirs.
AsiA.-On the 9Th of January, six battalion.
of Russians surprised battalion of Turk.
near Zudgdide, when the latter retreated, lea.
wing their guns and baggage. The Russian,
subsequently burned the Pacha's palace and
| several villages.
RUssIA.-The Emperor brother, the Grand
| Duke Nicholas, has been married to the Prin-
cess of Oldenburgh, Alexandria Patronna.
| Among the passengers by the Baltic are D
| c. Towsend, bearer of dispatches. and d. L.
/ Hughes, inventor of the new Printing Tele-
| graphic instrument.