New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-28
Further from Europe.

By the New York papers Of the 21sts we have the
full details news brought BY the Africa, which we
\ eondense into the following account.
Accounts from Cronstradt assert that d squadron
was ordered to be got ready for the fiddle OF May
but for what purpose was not publicly known. It
was rumored thatFits object was toeonvey the Empe
ror III Russia ana one Of his brothers on visit to-
France and England. This report was strengt hened
BY the fact that orders had been to engage pilots
well with the coasts OF botl those coun-
tries.
Il Brussels Journal says that the coronation of the
Car viii take place about the 81 st ef and
with great pOmp
become 50 intensely cold that the troops foand it abb
soutely necessary 70 shut themselves up tents
and luta. 5@55 sSS Gay
The rejoicings at the conclusion Of Peace are gen
eral and hearty in France Paris was illuminated on
the occasion as it had not been for.years even the
most Obstinate Legitimsts and Orleanists joining in
the display. Mr.. Buchanan was at Paris, where it
issaid that the very first visit he paid was to Mrs
James Gordon Bennett Of New York. At St. Peters
brrg peace was proclaimed On the LIST inst the i'm
nefia manifesto declaring that the object for which
Russia had urged the war was now attained in the
guaranty, BY the treatyA peace Of the rights Of
Christians in the Fast.
III England there is no general satisfaction at the
neace some classes are glad to haYeit but the cOun
try ut large would rather have fought onin the hope
Of retrieving Englands lost prestige. The military
commission to enquire into the results of the former
enquiry into the misconduct of certain aristocratic
Cfimean Generals, has commenced its slttlnSs
pain.
The Madrid jour Of the 28th ult.. have arrived.
They state that the French Ambassador had given
magnificent ball honor Of the birth OF the Prnca
Impfl1at and that it was attended by the lntantas
and Louisa, the ladies Of the court,
4 and tile greatest political personagges.
Sweden.
rbe sWenska Tdningen. the semi-official journal Of
rstnckhn contains an article maintaining that the
sdea o fSrtifying that city cannot be looked on as
oitcal demonstration against Russia and that 1t has
notsllad its origin in present CIR
The Baltic.
KIp,. Anril THE news of peace was not received
WITH, much satisfaction. To-day it was announced
that he screw line Of battleship Majestic and Caesar
had received orders to return Immediately to England
and that the only other vessels now mere tne Cuckoo
three guns should Mt once proceed to the Gulf Of
T1ipland with disqualification Capt. Watson$ Of the I'm
containing instructions forthe return OF the
advanced squadron to England without delay. When
the squadron calls here On the way nome the last
the British meet Will HAVE pseh secl Aeie Aol tl'
ToSnoN: April ), % IA. M-The Baltic fleet no lon
er exists lii official recognition. It was merged init
The home fleet yesterday
900 seaaen will be discharged from the fleet; thes
consstf the most part of the men drawn iron
the Coast Guard at the outset Of the war, and suc
others as have served fully and longer than the nsua
nsinauent Channel fleet OF exercise and training
Consisting Of twelve sail.ofiine adjnncts. IS
- It may be confidently expected that the year lS5
will be faf advanced before the last man and the las
Of shells can pass the Dardanelles on their va,
homeward. Z.
The details connected with the Danuban Princi
Daities and the liberties Of the Christian subjects
The Porte, are the points to be arranged IN the re
neyyed Conferences The Porte objects to any occu
patton Of Turkey by the allied forces, and i s posi-
Ele that the point will be waived il the Powers arr
satisfied as to the safety and privileges of the Chris
tians. If the return home OF the Allied armies i
performed eisurely the feeling in official quarters
that sufficient force will remain for many months tt
keep fanaticisrn in check. 1t grows confirmed tina
fhe situation of italy will form subject of deibera
ton before the Conference dissolyes.
The French army will return from the Cnmea il
bodies of 20, 900, with corresponding mueriel Abou
six months will be occupied in the evacuation.
win begin in May and last over October. The I'd,
arrive first; the LIST, or Cen D'Autemarre's, next
and then tie 3d. or Gen. Al'Mahons. Sailing vesse
viii IL employed for the materiel. A dispatch ha
been received from Marshal Pelssier, which al
az me- N tns fScaa q is army ny
nav orIy a question of months. The British army
said to Be provided with food and neeessaries II
nearly twelve months
manifesto peace is proclaimed, g the object of Z
war having been gained by the security acquired
lie privileges Of Christians in the East" TO ave
future collision it is added, fresh frontier line
Besarabia has been conceded.
England.
RELATIONS WITH THE UNITED STATEs.-Lord e
dericn asked Lord Palmerston whether docuine
that had recently appeared, purporting to be a d
patch writtenby the British Minister at Washingto
acknowledging his having forgotten to submit t
British proposal for arbitration to the Secretary
state of the United States, on the 9th of Fehrla
last. with reference to the existing disputes on Il
subject IN Central America, was authentic?
SIr. Gladstone, before the question was answere
called attention to the delay which had taken pla
II the production Of the papers relative to Cent?
LORD Palmeiston replied that the papers relating
Central America were nearly completed, and tn
would, lie trusted be laid on the table IN the conl
of avery few days. Al to Lord GodeHchs questic
he REPLIED that the dispatch in ston was corr
COW Of d letter sent by Lord Clarendon to
Crampton; but 1t must be obvious, from !, the VIII
dispatch that no Inconvenience to the public sefyl
had occurred from the accidental delay OF Dir. Gran
ton in presenting the letter, because the same Of
of arbitration had been communicates % Alf MAJ
by Mr. Buchanan, the United States Minister 10 u
country. ,t,,rt
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