Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-04-25
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EURO

The Steamship Baltic arrived at New YORK Oh Inc
17th. with Liverpool dates to the I'd lnst'' oelng
three days later.
The treaty. of peace was formally signed at Paris
on the 30h of March.
Parliament had re-assembed.
1t was expected that the peace ratfcatlons would
be exchanged Paris in three weeks.
Cotton had advanced one.eighth on the better
grades sales for the three days, $4,000 bales
For the week ending the I'd, -four had advanced
3d. to Is, and wheat Sd.
Consols closed at 93s-being an advance of J.
The conclusion of peace was announced in Paris
and London by savos of artillery. Paris was alumni
ated, and in England the church bells were pealed
Three or four weeks must elapse before the final
notifications are exchanged. The details OF the adj
iustment have been referred to a commission.
The Paris correspondent of the London Times
saws. A council of ministers was held at the Tuiler
les at halpa II on the goth and remained till IL
o'clock on Sunday the Both. The Emperor presided:
and gave his last instructions.
Count Walewski then returned to his official resi-
dence to receive the plenipotendaries They came
at halfpast u, and after the treaty was read over
proceeded to sign it.
The moment the signatures were completed, the
signal was given, and the cannon proclaimed the
news. Bulletins announcing the fact were also pos
ted throughout the city
EHcLAND-Parlament re-assembed on the 31st.
In reply 20 a question, Lord Palmerston said Tho
the treaty of peace was signed, yet determined
by the Congress that the particular conditions OF the
treaty should not be made public until rahcatons
e had been exchanged At the same time he would
express his conviction that the treaty would be deem
ed satisfactory to England and the whole OF Europe
It would be found, he said, that the objects fol
which the war was undertaken had been accomplish
ed it would be found that the integrity and indepen
dence of the Turkish empire had been secured that
the treaty honorable 10 all the contracting powers
and while, on the hand, it has put an end TO q
n war which every friend to humanity must have natu
d rally wished to see concluded on the other hand i
will lay the foundation of peace, he trusted. lasting
8 and enduring'" ~
> On Monday the Lord Mayor of London made off
J ca proclamation of peace from the portico of TIT
e Mansion House, and afterwards fro the Exchange
: The Tower and Park guns fired a salute, and flag
# were generally displayed throughout the City and ship
ping In most of the other cities similar dispS y
= were made, but not so much enthusiasm was showl
u otherwise.
e, ITALY.-The latest advices from Parma report tina
" the state of siege is being carried out with tn
utmost rigor, and everything is subj ected TO mtar
IL dctation. The Austrian Gen. CrenevIlle appears
arrests have been made The Auditor Bords is sti
c alive, but there is no hope of his recovery.
90 IND1A--Advices by telegraph from Trieste ar
do from ong Kong February Is, Bombay March s.
as The annexation of Dude had been completed will
ne out disturbance.
Lord Canning was sworn in encouragement {
~ India on the LIST OF March.
]" The Santnl districts were quiet.
A scarcity is apprehended throughout India IL
want of rain.
Ell Additional News from NIcnragua-ArrIvnI of ii
ais George Law.
TOR New YORK, April 16.-The steamer George La
arrived this afternoon from Aspinwall. She hrin
&C. one million and half of gold freight, and lar
lsh number of passengers
an The defeat of Colonel Schessinger's command hi
81 produced the most intense excitement throughO
~ Costa RIGA, where the war against Walker is We
popular. The total number of troops levied is NIL
her thousand.
wn Punta Arenas is filled with troops The foreie
on ers are rendering their services to the governme
I Other Central American States are preparing for
conflict.
ton In about eight days Nicaragua will be invaded.
of The prisoners shot by the Costa Ricans were lr
rom and Germans.
o;o1 Walker had seized the English mails from Co