The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-30
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The Persia arrived at quarter past 9 last
matchmaking the passagei in nine and half days
! Her dates are to the 18th inst. She brings 13C
passengers. - .@Es9.s S.
The Ericsson saiiedefrom Liverpool on the
morning of the 10Th inst sai5ss le.s-s s. 2
The only important future of news is. the
\ closing of the peace congress, which took place
on Wednesday. The notifications will he pro-
mulgated about the close of the month. a
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i Breadstuff dill, and prices considerably
Hover, Wheat 81, cheaper Flour Is lower;
J, Western canal, -four 29a3Os; Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Chic 33s 6da35s. Corn trifie
lower, sales at 28sa28s 3d. Provisions un-
Changed. Business-transaetion in lard have
been large and prices lower, sales at 52a55s,
PARIs.-The Monetuer announces that the
conference closed its settings on Thursday
The Austrian ambassador is to go imrnedi-
ately to Rome with special mission. 1t is
frumored that the mission refers to Concordat,
but the Italian journals say it relates to the
general state Of Italy. s.ri
Count Orloff goes to Naples Immediately
after the receipt of the notifications to see
Asof who was.wounded in the erimes
The Circassion coast of the Black ses is to
be rebuilt 81. + E,1
''Inportatt movement regarding Italy are on
foot. % u sIss ssi h ss.- .az7s
"A general dinner was given the American
Minister, Dallas. az London, and the debate on
American affairs postponed 'until'the return of
Clarondop f7-yr 10.
Details Of tie Peace Congress viii be pub
lished after the ratification
There are various rurnors regarding the sub
jects last discussed, but they are unreliable.
Immediately after the PRONUNCIATION of the
general treaty the protocol will be published
and the labors of the Conference will be made
known in detail s@ 4
| The questions considered at the last sas-
sion were first for free navigation of the Dan
ube, and interior region of the Principalities
arrangement of frontiers and situations of
Christians in Turkey. For these purposes
three Commissioners were appointed.
1t is reported at Paris that diplomatic
movements ofimportance are on foot respect
ing Italian affairs.
The Lord Mayor of London entertained Mr..
Dallas on Thursday a. the Mansion House, in
honor Of his arrival as Minister Of the U. ST.
200 guests. were present. The Mayor toasted
Dallas, prefacing it with speech full of gene
rous sentiments towards America rcgretting
that question should arise between the two
countries threatening the dreadful alternative
of war. The toast was the health of Mr.. Dali |
las, and the prosperity of the Great Republic /
to which he had the honor to belong.
Dallas made felcitous reply reciprocating
the generous sentiments Of the Mayor, assur-
ing him that he was not authorized to feel
and he did not feel any other desire than that |
of giving his best energies and exertons, un-
reservedly to the restoration ofmost harmoni-
GUS sentiments and friendly relations. Other
speeches were made, at the conclusion Of
which Mr. Dallas gave the health ofthe Lady
Mayoress. Lord Mayor responded telling
Dallas lie was authorized by the Lady Mayor
to say that if his diplomacy equalled his ga
lantry, there could be no fear Of the success |
of his mission.
In the House Of Lords, Lord Palmerston in
reply to the Earl of Elgns' question touching
reports that large bodies of troops and guam
titles of ammunition were about to be dis
patched to Canada, said-It was true the Gov !
ernor contemplates doing SO, but tue inaPress-
ion that they Wer0 to send Them for the plr-
pose of aggre ssion, was entirely without foun-
dAtion. The Governor intended only to re-
place troops stores and munitions of war pre-
viously withdrawn for purposes of Crimean
war 90 a Egst
FRANcE-A splendid fete was given Paris
on Monday in honor of Plenipotentiarys'
departure. .aa s1.ssssr- al
Count Cavom leaves this evening for Lon
don to remain few days. He returns via
bent on occupying every corner of Italy where
polit cal excitement can be got up AS an ex-
clse for his presence in Italy, events are daily
increasing in interest.
1t IS quite possible the Duke of Tuscany
will again be compelled to demand German
troops.
An additional Austrian force was under or
ders for the Roman States
Garrisons of Lomdardy are to be increased.
Austria evidenly intends permanently to oc
Icupy as much of Italy as she can in order to
thwart intrigue against Sardinia. In fact
Austria is at war with Piedmontal, though
their armies are not face to face, ano it is inn