New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-01
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QnseH Of land been definite ~ snd
take place within the Z.

iias been definitely resolved Oh and
VIII Take place within the next Sss7.
IT ig though that tie Able Bonauarfa savs
from Rome IL the hdependeaee Begs wsi III rrszE
ne q tae lank q cardinal y ss next
received the communion from the hands of fhe Pane
with Cardinal AntoneIi and tile twelve oor rnegS INK
represent the Apostles at aahng feet ard tIIe
Lord supper The Able Is! frequently coTeaunled
with his brother Giuseppe .Bedaparte II q Iasiens
who has devoted himself to the ecclesiastical stass
THo of his sisters, the Countess CarnpeLo md tie
Princes Gabrielle, are here at present.
rey arrived at Hayre, On the 9TH instant, from CAL
cnttas haEfng made the run in 81 days including the
call AZ Falmouth. is jS8
Russia. F q " "
The expectation Of corn from Russia is now per-
mitted by that Government. The Russian Govern
ment Will also, in all probability, be thechief export
er. The stores that have been collected in Poland
and Bessarabia from its own subjects as war colfsls
buttons Will now be converted into specie for t
behoof Of the Government, while at the same time
will getcear Of all its liabilities towards its own and
foreign subjects the score Of the grain on the coast
1.-THE Black Sea, the q which prohib
tied at az periodic the war; and for which It
sas eadeayore many persons taS represent this
measure q the Russian Government as e concession
made BY Rnssat Allies, in retarn for the re-
MovaEoi ~ lhe but in fact Of
4 necessities. - - z
letter from s Petersburg under date the sist Of
March, says as follows u
" tslegraphic dispaeh. from Paris received at Ill
0coek last night the Imperial Chaneaerie brought
4 us the pleasing tdings of the conclusion Of peace-
The Journal de ST. Pstersbourg published about mid
night an extraordinary supplement to this effects
telegraphlc dispatch from the Aidsde.C Camp General
/ Count Orlof has announced to the Emperor that 4
treaty Of peace was signed at Paris onthe 18Th l3Ot
March, at O'Clock in the afternoo oii.'t .a85
The clubs, the cafes, the public fhoEpag fares
were during the whole of the day encountered sby Go
immense crowd, all anxious to learn Ths
sensation is immense and profound. tsss Journal
OF this morning have published the news iii lei
ters at the head of their columns. Atf mid day
assisted at one Of the finest military spectacles tha
could be given to the public. "a grand review tool
place of the whole of the reserve corps and the Guard
the crews Of the fleet and the active iysionsSof ST
Petersburgh to which were added the cadetsand Til
militia The Emperor arrived on the ground accom-
panied by the Grand Dukes, his brothers and rod
slowly along the lines of the troops, who aIaonntedt
at least 600 men. The guns OF the fortress and til
bells of the churches hailed the official erner
OF the treaty of peace His Majesty and the Gran
Dukes were received with real enthusiasm, and Whe
the coTfege had returned to the Palace the soldier
II had much difficulty in keeping back the crowds fIs
gave expressionto their joy and gratitude by t1
loudest cries. This evening there Is D reception
the Water Plaee, and tomorrow a Ie Desi7n vii
e executed in the chapel You will see, then, th
peace has been hailed by the people Of St. Peter
> burgh l13 with great demons strations Of joy
/. The Pdt1ie says - ~ n 4 s@fts & {
Q positively stated that Count orlof has receyi
o dispatches from st. Peersburgh informing him It'll
the Gar considers his presence necessary in q
grand diplomatic councils which will be fieid at
n Petersburgh before the end of the month"; and th
e ne Will be replaced in the Conferences by III. Tite