The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-04-11
LATER FROM EURopE,
Nav FORK. April

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The Mail Steamship asia arrived with dates
from Liverpool to the 22d uli, three DAYS
later than those received by the Atlantic.
The Prussian Ministers took their seats At
The Peace Conference on the 10Th (aOD The
business Of 'hc ConIerenre had Closed
A committee had been appointed to draw up
a treaty. The last session was expected TO
take place on Saturday, the 22d.
The Arago had arrived out The King of
Belgium was on visit to England
The Empress Eugene aud infant were
well, The rejgisings at Pals in honor of
the event was continued.
II was rumored that two divisions of the
Crimean army, under The command OF Gen.
SIR Colon Campbell, were to be sent 10 Can.
ada.
There was great alarm in Spain, in cou-
sequence of a new Carlist conspiracy. The
French frontier was closely 'wn,chcd.
LIVERPOOL MARKETs.-The Sales of Cot.
ton for five days of the week, Friday being
holiday, amounted to $4,000 bales.
The lower quotations had declined six.
teenth to an eighth. Fair was firm, the
stock being scarce.
.Ioltz Circular say the large supply Of the
grades has caused a decline in lhose qualities
Of an eight TO quarter Stocks wero free.
ly offered. Middling bad declined six.
tenth. T-rt
Breadstuffs were dull and lower Canal
Flour selling st 2ls.as2. Ohio st a6s. Cd
Corn had declined shilling White quot
ed at Bis. I'd.
The Bank of England has reduced the
rates Of interest on short and long paper to
per cent.
Consols have advanced to 924a92e.
Trade at Manchester was dull.
ADDITIONAL BY THE AsIA.-Omar Pacha
had arrived at Constantinople. Great NOR.
sality had occurred among the French iloors
in the Crimea. The rortlca,ons at Nicol-
aief had been strengthened Gen Luders
had ordered all the Russian officers ON fur
longll to return. The news Of the armistice
had caused a profound sensation Of joy to all
the armies. Business on the shores of the
sea of Azof was active The Imperial
Foundry on the bank f.ie river Don was clos.
ed and it is believed that the step is I'M indica.
ton of the intention of the Russian govern
ment to abandon its maritime establishment.
Additional by HE Asia-Nothing has been
heard of The Pacific.
twas generally believed that the treaty
Of peace would be signed on Saturday the
s2d, or Monday the oath March. Ia the
event of delay occurring, the armistice would
be extended to the Both of April.
The actual business of the Conference is
understood TO be over, and committee Of
one representative of each Of the powers is
engaged in drawing up the treaty Of peace.
They consist of Nj. de Bourquency, Lord
Cowley, Count Buol, Baron Brunow, Count
Cavour, and Aali Pacha.
The Daily News says an order was passed
by the Cabinet at the meeting On Wedass-
| day, TO discontinue enlistment and ihs em-
barkation Of troops.
On the I7,t, all the ships and allied bat.
teres at ConstaninopIe fired salute in hon
or of the birth of Napoleon's son. Letters
from the camp in the Crimea extend from
the 81 10 the 18th of March, and are occupied
chiefly with accounts of the weather.
lsmeal Pacha, who has been appointed com
mander-in-Chef Of Anatolia, will be accom-
panied by General Kmety, either us chief
d'etat major or rs commander of a division.
Sickness is on the decrease in the French
hospitals ut Constaniinople.
Gen. Codrington issued general orders, Of
date Slarch 2, forbidding to fro upon the
enemy, until the expiration of the arulistice,
on tie LIST.
The line Of the aqueduct running along
the left bank OF the Tehernaya is tho limit
of separation between the English aud Pus.
sian armies. Three Russian officers have
enlisted into the regiment Of Ottoman Co.'S
sacks.
The Turkish Government continues 10 dis.
cuss projects for the establishment of a M.
tional bank. The Armenians and Greeks
have protested against the recent hattschersi;
the Greek petition, in particular, is directed
against the clauses of the document having
reference to the clergy.
ST. LOUIS, April 3.-Santa Fe ndvices
have been received in this city stating that
two hundred and sixty troops had been or
dered BY General Garland to invade the ella
country, aud TO seek redress for the murders
and robbers of the Apachcs. .
BENTON ON THE PREslDEEcY.--Old Bullion
is out in letter, in which he saws that he
cannot be a candidate for the Presidency I'm.
der any circumstances. Magnanimous Sem
atoH But he is still cruel when he means
to be kind, and intends to innict upon the
public n condensation of the Congressional
debates for the past sixty. years. This, he
thinks, with some minor literary work, will
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