The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-04-30
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP PERSIA AT NEW
NnRk-SEYEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

NORk-SEYhN DAYS LATER fkoM EukOPE.
The Cuuard steamship Persia reached the light ship on
the harbor Of New York at nine o'clock on Monday
ming and arrived her wharf at Jersey City at early
hour yesterday morning She made the passage in zine
and half days She brings 100 passengers and London
aud Liverpool dates to the 10th.
Through the attention Of Mr. Abbott our news agent at
New York. we are in receipt Of files Of Liverpool and
London papers advance Of the mail From these papers
We make up the following news summary:
The Aoasar announces that the peace conference closed
its sngs Thursday and that the rati6eanous will be
exchanged by the end Of the month Immediately after the
PRONUNCIATION Of the general treaty, The protocols will be
published and viii make known the labors OF the con-
gress 10 detail Tue questions considered the last sit
ting The free navigation of the Danube the inte-
ror regime Of the prncpaites and the arrangement OF
the frontiers and the situation Of the Christians in Tur
key For these purposes three commissioners were aP
pointed.
1t was reported in Paris that diplomatic movements Of
Importance on foot respecting Italy
An Austrian ambassador is TO go immediately to Rene
on special mission. IL rumored that this nissiuu
refers to the concordat but the Italian journals say
lates to the general state Of Italy.
Count Orlof goes TO Naples Immediately after the
change of Publications bis who was wounded in
the Crmea
The Lord Mayor of London entertained Mr. Dallas on
Thursday It the Mansion House in honor Of his arrival
minister from the United States There some Two
hundred guests present The Mayor toasted Mr. Dallas
pefacng 1t with speech full OF generous sentiments
wards America regretng that any question should arise
between the two countries that should threaten the dread
"The health OF Mr. Dallas and the prosperity of the great
republic which he has the honor to represent"
Mr.. Dallas made ielicous reply recpocatng the gen.
erous sentiments of the Lord Mayor assuring him that he
not authorized to feel and did not feel any desire other
than that Of giving his best energies and exerons
servedy to the restoration Of the most harmonious sen
and friendly relations Other speeches made
at the conclusion of which Mr. Dallas gave the health of
the Lady Mayoress.
The lord Mayor responded telling Mr. Dallas that he
authorized By the Lady Mayoress say that if bis
diplomacy equaled his gaany there could be fear Of
the success of his mission.
In the House of Lords, Lord Panmure in reply to the
Earl of Elgns question touching the reports Of large
bodies OF troops and quantities OF ammunition about being
despatched Canada said IL true that the government
contemplated doing but the impression that they
for purposes Of aggression entirely without ouu
dation. ne government intended only replacing the
troops stores and munitions of previously withdrawn
for the purposes OF the Crimean war.
FRANCE.
Under date OF the 18th instant the Paris correspondent
of the Liverpool Times writes:
The congress did not meet to-day but its last sitting as
have already informed you will positively take place
morrow. The Austrian and Prussian penipotenaries,
Count de Buol and Baron Manteuel will leave Paris on
Thursday and Lord Carendons departure remains fixed
for Saturday. The second plenipotentariestha is the
ordinary enthusiastically hold meeting between them
selves if circumstances should call for The day
which the exchange of the notifications of the treaty will
take place yet known it depends the receipt of
the ratification of the 0ttomon Porte.
The retirement of Lord Cowey, ambassador is be-
ginning TO be talked Of The assigned is the alb
surd quabbe into hich he got with Lord Clarendon
his right TO take presidency of him everywhere except
the Congress the pretence that be represents the per-
of the sovereign whereas the noble lord is only
er. The retirement of Lord Cowey will not embarrass
the government for it will be easy TO replace him BY
OF equal TALENT and il will be regretted by the
English residents, Tor he is neither amabe hospa
Bile.
grand banquet and operate performance were given
to the pen poenarie at the Hotel de Vile last night
They both brilliant in the extreme and infinite
y less melee than most festive gatherings at the Town
Hall The gentlemen in uniform and the toilets of
the ladies were of extraordinary magnfcence.
Az Official return published to-day shows that the
amount Of the indirect taxes in the first three months Of
the present year 242 9 900 francs which Os5
600 francs than in the corresponding period Of 1885
and 40O2G000 francs more than in that Of 1854. The
amount Of direct received in the three months
900 francs Of 1855 and 92 900 francs
on account Of the present year.
SPAIN
We have ecered says the London Times) our private
correspondence from Madrid OF the 9th and 10th inst
1t appears that the disturbances Valencia on the 9th
instant were more serious than at first stated
Our correspondent says:
The authorities had notice previously that something
was expected that day and had taken military pre-
cautions The process OF ballotng for the oonscrps
the Town Hall at seven in the morning and
went on for two hours when it stopped by tumulu-
assembage OF persons uering various Sedous cries
and menacing the members Of the corporation Informa-
ton Of this having been given the acting civil governor
Sr Hboles be sent detachment Of Civic Guards who
caused the place TO be evacuated in eectng which how
eral persons wounded but the crowds being driven
from that locality, and being joined by some National
Guards and many armed civilians who had come the
previous day and that morning took possession Of
houses in the Gale dc San Vicente from hich they fired
the barracks and Plaza De San Francisco where the mil
ary authorities aud where the garrison had been
at carly hour The alarm was beat TO call
together the National Guards and their commanders
by General Nillaonga TO attend and obeyed
declaring 10 him their determination support the author
ies and maintain order did also the officers with few
EXCEPTIONS but these did obey the order 10 attend
bout four companies chiefly Of battalion Of light in
antry OF that force joined the insurgents Of whom
attacked various military posts and attempted get pos
sesscn OF the gate Of Serno but they everywhere
repuscd
General ylalonga having made his dispositions the
Insurgents attacked first by regiment Of cavalry
and afterwards with grapeshot while artillery
brought 10 bear against the hours occupied by them aud
they dslodged and driven 70 Geek for safety in
flight many retiring from the city, and by nghifall order
wa restored The troops lost officer aud Eve soldiers
killed, besides wounded. OF the insurgents IL ia stated
hat In the last mtits II or IS were killed.
The governmtn being Of the opinion that General VII
alonga did not display sufficient 6unness have dismissed
as already announced by telegraph full powers TO Gen
Zsbala,
Ga the sth Valencia Wa quiet
cuNEA.
CANP SERAsToPoL, April The extension OF the ARMS
ticc has bcsn formally announced IN general orders and
date for It's duration is mentioned The suspension Of
hostiiiues Is TO continue until further orders No change
troops along The line Of the TchernAya TOE valley on
he let back e favorite place OF resort for the English
quesians, but the Russians seldom descend into heir
part Of the plain. Near tho valley Of nkrrnauu
here tho Russian larracks aud hRis comparatively
close al hand there always groups Of oungers
HpN nn Of Daw