Demoine courier., 1856-05-22
forrian MrWs.
ARRIVAL OF
THE ASIA.

lll1 AtOl1lb
Three. days later from Europe.-Re.
union of the Peace negofiators .-The
Pope agifuted about 1oreign i~nferjer-
ence,- Question Of Sound Dues ua.
senied:@ Slight adrafice in Bread
SUITS. Eng
New York. Maybe.
The steamship Asia arrived 10 the low
er bay las, evening. but ran ashore and
did NOT come up this A. N.
The TREATY OF PEACE, &c.-Tbe Of
dciel report Of The Peace Conference
has come 10 hand. The report is a little
more than a reproduction Of the treaty it.
self.
The most interesting feature Of the
business took place after the treaty was
signed. Count Walewski invi,ed the
assembled PIenipotentiaries to an inter
change Of sentiments, and himself wentc-
yer The ground, referring 10 the disturbed
condnion Of Greece and Italy, end rec
omending tina, suggestions TO rule more
mildly should be conveyed to The Italian
Governments. In this recommendation
the PIenipotentiaries more or less heart
lily concurred.
Count Cavour, on behalf of SARDINIA,
demanded that a secular government, be
established in the Roman Legations, and
that lie Auririan troops be withdra wn.
This LED , some sharp words between
the Austrians and Sandman representa-
lives. but ended ir nothing. Coan, wa.
Iewsk; threw on, a cunning bait TO entrap
The Congress ir,o a measure Of repres-
sion against tee Belgian press bu. Lord
Clarendon refusing in bold terms TO lend
the Influence OF England TO any means
to check the freedom Of opinion. Walev-
ski backed out OF The proposal, ss.
ENGLAND.-ln The British Parlimeai
the adjourned debate on Mr.. Whileside's
vote Of censufe on The government for
the fall Of kars, had been pressed for a
division, when the motion was lost by q
majority agaips, it of twelve.
A treaty between England. France
anc Austria. guaranteeing independence
and integrity in the Turkish Empire,
was presented in Parlimenl Yesterday.
Lord C%larendon's dispatches ia an.
swer to Mr.. Msrcy's dispatch Of the %
Of September rs laid befors Par!imen,
tst evening. IA" a4sgs $50 VI
The London News in its comments,
refers to the demand for MIR. Champions
recall as an invitation Tor The English
Cabice, to clsgrace itself Tor The amuse-
men. and qualification Of The Gorernmen,
a, w Washington. s-s3f
II has been rumored in london lha'
Lord Derby is satisfied With The treaty
Of peace. and thinks IT ought 70. To be
made a subject Of party moiinu II Is
also said lha: The highest p%ersonages in
the realm deprecale q irritating allu'
sions TO The terms Of peace. s{ y
Baron Brunow arrived al Dover from
Ca.ais, on the "a inst. The objec, 0.
his journey is TO present Her Majesty
letters OF notification Of the accessinn oil
the Emperor Alexander to the throne Of
Russia.
MIR. G.. F. Guthrie, one Of the mos
emiIen, surgeons in Europe. died rather
suddenly in Londnn, on .he LIST inst,-
He was z yesrs Of age.
ITANy.--A letter from II ,me. dated
April 24ih, says that the high ecclesias
neal circles are panics,rack a, The s r
dinian yrogramre Of Italian reform. and
irrita;ed with The strong language made
use Of esieciing tbs NAL administration
of the Pope's government.
The sudden departure for Paris oil
Monsignenr Vsrdi, Under Secretary of
State for foreign Affairs. is attributed TO
the ccnsiernation OF the Couil al the bare
mention of . question OF such vital i'm
por,ance as a limi. to The Pope's Tempo
raj sovereignty. and a desire TO have a
nego.ia,or on The spo, TO aid the NuncIo
in Lis remonsirances, and counierael the
sugges,io.is Of The Pleni?o,eniiafies.
DENxARK.- Proposal Of Eng and to
capitalize sound dues. ex'inguishing the
capital by gradual pay men.s. will moi be
accepted by Denmark.
States on he Baltic not replied 10 pro
posals Of England. Negotiations will
be resumed.
MysTERI0Us DeAPEARANCR.--A hand
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