Daily American organ., 1856-04-29
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Arrival Of the Persia.

Ship AZ quarter past nine last night remaining
there over night, she arrived at her dock at half
past six this morning. The passage was performed
in nine days and hak
She reports the Ericsson as having sailed from
Liverpool on the 10th.
The European news ID unimportant; the chief
features Of which are the closing of the conference
at Paris, and the postponement of debate upon
the American question in Parliament until the re-
turn of Lord Clarendon. a
civic banquet was given in London to Mr..
Dallas.
Lord Panmure had made an explanation why
troops were being sent into Canada He said it
was not In anticipation of hostites with the Uni
ted States, but to supply the place of those with
drawn at the commencement of the war.
A slight defeat experienced by the govern
ment in vote against grant TO Maynooth Col
lege, which strengthened the rumor that Parlia-
nent will shortly be dissolved.
The conference at Paris closed on Thursday.
The treaty rat6cstions win be promulgated at the
end of the month
Immediately after the PRONUNCIATION of the gen
eral treaty, the protocols win be published, and
viii make known the labors of the Peace Congress
in detail.
The questions considered at the last sitting were:
lst The free navigation of the Danube. I'd. The
interior regime Of the Principalities, and the ar
rangement of the frontiers. 3d. The situation of
Christians in Turkey. For these purposes three
commissions we're appointed.
1t was reported at Paris that diplomatic move
ments were on foot respecting Italy. The Austri-
an ambassador was to 20 Immediately to Rome on
a special mission. 1t was rumored that the mis-
sion has reference to the concordat but the Italian
journals say 1t relates to the general state of Italy
Count Orlotf goes to Naples, Immediately after
the exchange of ratifcatons to see his son, who
was wounded in the Crimea.
ENGLAND.
The Lord Mayor of London entertained Mr.. Dali
las on Tuesday at the Maiison House, in honor of
his arrival as Minister from the United States Two
hundred guests were present The Lord Mayor
toasted Mr.. Dallas, preacing his toast with a
speech, full of generous sentiments toward Ameri.
ca, regretting that any question should arise be-
tween the two countries threatening the dreadful
alternative Of war. The toast was
Health to Mr.. Dallas, and prosperity to the
great Republic of which he has the honor to be-
long"
Mr.. Dallas made Relictous reply, reciprocating
the generous sentiments of the Lord Mayor, and
assuring him that he was not authorized to feel,
and did not feel any desire other than that of CIV
ing his best energies and exertions unreservedy
to the restoration of the most harmonious senti-
ments and friendly relations Other speeches were
IL ~ &c ;ob H. naIla !
THE health of the Lady Mayoress"
The Lord Mayor responded, telling Mr.. Dallas
that he was authorized by that lady to say that if
his diplomacy equaled his gallantry there could be
no fear as to the success of his mission.
In the House of Lords, Lord Panmure, in reply
to the Earl Of Elgn's question touching reports
that large bodies Of troops and quantities Of am
munition were about to be despatched TO Canada,
said it was true, the government conte mplated
doing SO; but the impression that they were sent
for purposes of aggression were entirely without
foundation The government intended only re-
placing the troops, stores, and munitions of war
previously Withdrawn for purposes of the Crimean
war. -H
splendid fete was given in Paris on Monday,
in honor of the Peace Plenipotentiaries.
Accounts from the manufacturing districts were
unfavorable. The demand for yarns and goods was
extremely limited, and prices were not improving.
Breadstuffs had further declined In all the mar
kets. Provisions also continued to decline, owing
| to heavy receipts.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
PARIS, Thursday evening.--Count Cavorru leaves
this evening for London, to remain few days,
when he returns, via Paris, to Turin
The Cabinet at Vienna are bent on occupying
every corner of Italy where political excitement
can be got up, as an excuse for the presence of
the military. Events in Italy daily increasing
in interest. 1t is quite possible that the Grand
Duke of Tuscany will again be compelled to de-
mand the assistance of German troops. An ad-
ditional Austrian force are under orders for the
Roman States
The garrisons Of Lombardy are to be increased
Austria evidently intends to occupy permanently
as much Of Italy as she can in order to insult and
intrigue against Sardinia. In fact Austria is yir-
tually at war with Piedmont, although their armies
are not face to face, and it is impossible to say
what event may bring about fresh struggle, and
that struggle cannot be long delayed Austria,
however, will strive to put off a quarrel on the
field until policy and the attitude Of France and
England towards Italy no longer coincide. The
work towards division has already commenced at
Paris. Mons. Buol seems to persuade the Emperor
that any change in Italy would end in open revo-
luton.
vienna, Friday Emperor of Austria sign
ed the ratification of the treaty on the l5th A
public thanksgiving was ordered throughout the
country.
InNnnN Safnrdar A rennrf has been circnla.