Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-12
III SEwS

. Later froua Europs-A5fivSa Of the Canada.
-. >A - INV KoRK, March %.
ASIhs steanslh1 Canada arriY to-day.
She left LIVERPOOL % the aft loon Of the 18th,
vi. Dallas, % his arriyiI II London immedi-
ately proceeded to the Adelphia Hotel where a
deputation of the American Chamber Of Com
merce presented him with a congra:ulatory adj
dress.
=. exe;tement~ exists in regard to American
affairs.
Nothing defnate has trauspired respecting the
doihgs Of the peace conference. II 7
All accounts agree on almost certainty of peace,
ana adsicessfYom Germany and Rsssis, beas the
same tone generally. 1t is rumored the treaty Of
peace viii be concluded on Saturday. All diff
culties, are howe ef mot yet adjusted. Several
inportans dispatches respecting the Principsli-
tiles and Asiatic frontiers left undecided, as
when the Congress first met. 1t is rumored
that the ratification of the treaty and adjustment
of all unarranged difficulties are to be referred
to Commissioners.
70 Sardinia will not be represented in this com.
mission. f's = -
Dispatches from Berlin and Vienna state that
Prussia has been invited to send representation
to the conference, and that she will accept, and
Baron Montefel would leave Berlin on the l4th
Tor Paths as plenpotentiary.
n The admission ri Prussia is said, to be espe-
clally based on the ground that the discussion
repeating the treaty of 1876, by which the Dar-
danes were closed to ships of war, is to begin
forthwith. PalmerstOn, however, refused to an
swer D'lsrGPs question, as to whether Prussia is
invalid not. lie also refuses to say whether
Italian affairs occupy the attention of the con-
ference. ,s. -.'t- = -.....a.a. r..... = .,.
The Crimea.--The Russian and allied Gener-
ais had met on the Watka Bridge and exchanged
propositions.
The Tichernoa has been traced between the
two armies. e ~ --.
Selim Pacha was preparing to take command
! OF the Turkish army.
The Ottoman ministry was occupied with
measures for alternating the crisis ~
| The General in command of the Turkish forces
at Kars, is to be Court Martialed for the fall Of
that place. tf'''-' - i-tN>
| Free export is permitted from Turkish ports,
,bnt prohibited from, ports cast OF the Dardanels
The Biltic.-Advices state that the British fly.
ing squadron is passing towards the Gulf OF Fin
| land. '"~N' r.f
France.-Paris commercial letters continue to
| speak with confidence of peace. The more eau
tious, fear peace will bring a commercial crisis.
| Spain.-The Madrid -Gazette officially denies
! that Napoleon has addressed remonstrance to
the Spanish Government respecting the interna-
tional affairs of the State, - u r.
| Russa-Prince Gortschakof is going from
! Vienna to St. Petersburg to take part in the de-
liberatipnS relative to the diplomatic attitude to
be taken by Russia after the peace. Mr.. Stitall
beiumeS from Ot. UttSarut Ier tue saMe purpose.
l. "A dispatch from Berlin Of the 18th says, the
Count Orlof has made known at ST. Petersburg,
that definite understanding has been come to
on the fifth point, and thanks to the Instructions
brought by Scheenalof, peace is restored
-. Some special deliberations which to take
place Between Russia and Turkey, have been re-
4 served. D, 'atasf'.'< f..+ 5aIi- .-et
Preparations are making at Moscow for. the
coronation of the Emperor, which will take place
| after peace is concluded. - i"-'
In Parliament question was asked when pa
pers in regard to disputes of the United States
IN relation to Central America would be pre-
seated. 4ff-. -is - ...
Lord Palmerston replied that he not able
to state the precise day bat it would be very soon
after the Eastern recess. sr.'t .-..
Mr.. Roebuck askel whether papers would in
/ cude those relative to the recruiting question.
| Lord p. said he could not tell at present.
no reply had been received to the last dispatch
by her Majesy's government.
| KEEL, March II.
The Su'tan's brother IS dead. The -armisiice
was proclaimed March LIST, in the Crimea.
| VIENNA, March, IA.
A new reduction of the Austrian Army has
| been AM Ounced. .e-' 4 80