The daily union., 1856-03-29
THE FOREIGN IHTELLIGESCE BY TIE STEAM
,.sz. SHIPS CANADA AND EMEU.


mornings edition!
HALIFAX, March 28-The steamer Canada arrived here
this evening "a O'clock bringing Liverpool dates 10 Sat
urday the 5thee days later than the adSces received
at Boston per steamer Emeu.
The steamer Atlantic arrived out the 18th, aud Mr.
Dallas the newly-appointed American minister mme-
diaey proceeded TO the Adelph Hotel, where he was
waited upon by depuation from the American Chamber
OF Commerce who presented him congaiulatory address
There was excitement whatever existing In regard
American affairs.
Nothing definite bad transpired respecting the doings OF
the Peace All accounts however agree almost
certainly predicting results favorable peace Advices
from Germany and Russia bear the II
generally rumored indeed that treaty Of peace would DO
signed on Saturday.
All the differences however between the several pow
ers havoc, yet been djusted. Several important dis
putes have occurred respecting the Danuban principali
ties aud the questions touching the Asatic frontiers
left still undecided when the congress rst Ret 1t
rumored that the rectifcaon of territory and the adjust
men OF other unarrauged differences to be referred to
commissions the spot. The typographical details at
hand are very incomplete, and the projected frontier IL
neither marked By streams mountain chain Sardinia
will moi be represented ic this commission
FROM rnE BALrIc.
The ad,ices from the Baltic that the British flying
s,aaaron was pushing toward the Gulf of Finland.
Advccs from kiel dated March lith, state that de-
spatch the British government had been received
qnesting Admiral Watson not 10 engage in hosilihes in
the Baltic.
Admiral Napier has brought forward In Parliament his
threatened motion inquiring into the management OF the
Baltic fleet while under hs command He contended that
sacrificed TO Sir James Grahams incapacy.
Sir James retorted by saying that Admiral Napier was
physically unfit also, that his reputation was higher than
his courage, and his courage than his skill Admiral
ycrkey also attacked Napier who retorted His motion
was eventually withdrawn.
Dispatches from Berlin and Vienna state that Prussia
has been invited 10 send representatives the conference
that she accepts the invitation and that Baron Maneue
would leave Berlin the l4h for Paris plenpotentary
Of Prussia NJ Hatfield, the Prussan minister at Paris
would act second penpotentiary. The admission of
Prussia said be specially based the ground that
the discussion respecting the treaty of lS4 by which the
Dardauees closed to shpsofwar to begin forth
with.
Lord Pamerston in reply to question in Parliament
said that the papers relating the dispute with the United
States respecting Central America would represented
after Easter recess but he could those
relating the enlistment difficulty had been
received TO the last despatch TO the British minister at
Washington.
Lord Pamerston refused to answer a question from
DIsraeli to whether Prussia had been invited to parc
pate the deliberations of the Peace Congress lie
also refused say weher Italian affairs occupied the
tenon of the conference.
The half yearly meeting Of the Bank of England stock
have declared dividend of ten per per free of
tax
The Paris nercia letters continue speak with con-
fdence Of peace They also mention that the speculative
mania increases and that there is fear that
peace will bring commercial catastrophe than contnu-
Gtion Of the
PAas Friday March l4-Thc Peace Conference held the
ninth session to-day.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Madrid Gazette officially denies that Napoleon has
addressed remOnstrance to the Spanish government
specting the internal state Of the country.
despatch from Berlin states that q reduction in
the Austrian army has been announced.
The Russian and allied generals had met at Trute bridge
and exchanged proposals for the armstice and line Of
neutral ground limited by the TeherDaa had been traced
between the two armies.
Selim Pasha preparing take the command of the
Turkish army Selim Pasha is to be tried for the fall of
ksrs
The Ottoman ministry is occupied With measures for
allevang the existing commercial crisis The free
port of breadstus is permitted from Southern Turkish
ports
Prince Gortschako the dplomatist is going to ST. Pc
tersbugh TO take part in the deliberations relative the
diplomatic attitude to be taken by Russia after the concu
sion OF peace
LONDON Fridaylt is stated in well-intormed circles
that Parliament will probably be dissolved early 10 May
despatch from Berlin that Count Orof has made
known at st Peersburgh that definite has
been reached on the mn point and that peace assured
BY the steamer Emeu which arrived at Boston from Iiv
erpoo on Wednesday last have Liverpool and London
papers from the 9th to the 9Th instant
Fhoh THE cGlhEA-GRAND REVIEW THE BRITISH TROOP
Extract from the correspondence of the London Morning
Chronicle:
CAMP BRFoRE SEBAsroroL, Feb. 2G.
After several posponemens unavoidable from the state
OF the weather The British army reviewed by
'odrngon the day before yesterday the Path with all the
omp aud circumstance Of which such an event is 80
well calculated to furnish Never did enemy or ally see
an army in better condition than that which was assem-
Died on the 24th on the brow Of hill overlooking the
Mackenzie heights and aording from their position excel
tent opportunities for large portion Of the Russian forces
TO witness the man@uyres
The French officers headed by Marshal Pelisser who as
usual was in his carriage mustered in great numbers on
we OCCASION and there was ALSO very large body Of Sar
han ohccrs present The troops the ground
numbered more than 10000 they represented every d
VISION and every arm; but there was mber
accent on other dues There only brigade of the
8handers present. but the whole Of these regiments
.e XII, and OF course attracted by their Highland
t much notice on the part Of the spectators The reg
henS stationed at Balaklava also were not withdrawn
ou 'h posts and several Highland regiments were left
PoccI hanarn, IN case the enemy should take the op-
runy oi endeavorlng to turn the review to their ad-
n"mge oy m attack on that position The man9uvres Of
~" u not OF course partake OF the character Of any
" aose held days sham fights which at Cobham aston
"Nneys 10 The art m'htdiTe. We have had too much Of
.ns genHn" Article in the Crmea to make a sham fight
"'rsI ~ PHEASANT 10 sec or desirable to perform.
o movements OF the troops simply consisted, after
ng received the general in lne 10 marching past in
.ous 10 open column Of companies headed by the
P I'VE neiu and rcgmenta ocers Each Of the brigade
"o divisional officers soon ~ he had passed the gen
a passed 10 The right and mingled with the brilliant
-. WIN "hich the general surrounded. The military
=, - e "so massed together each OF the regiments
s ,u tney belonged marched past. The performance
- Wv a",'ea bands was highly effective and have
o"aeo lar away into the Russian position and rever-
form :, % those rocky passes and hily desnoes which