Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-18
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4 DAYS Later from Europe.

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NEW YoRE. April ~. The steamer
Washington, from Southampton March 26lh,
arrived at this port At seven o'clock thus
morning, bringing Liverpool dates of 9th
and London 25lh.
SUMMARY or NEWS.
The Peace Treaty was not signed. Mat
tiers at the Paris Conference were not so
harmonious, owing to difficulties interposed
by Prussia. Peace, however, IL considered
substantially certain.
The British Admiralty have sent out the
steam frgajes rarlarus aud Despouc IN
search Of the Collins steamship Pacific
The Copenhagen corresp0n ent Of the
London Times states that the Danish Com
m.sssry had submitted 10 the Copenhagen
Conference a proposal of the capitalization
of the Sound dues, fixing 3jUOO0OO Rlx
dollars fs the minimum indemnity which
Denmark claimed. The writer states fur
Their that the United States having declined
taking part 90 the Conference the question
would 20 alI probability be resolved without
their cooperation.
Mr. Buchanan would leave Southampton
Tor home on the oh Of April 30 the Arago --
lie had gone TO Paris, accompanied by Nj.
Campbell, American consul at Lon1on, and
Mr. Croskcy, American Consul for South
amnton. aud would visit the Hague before
b return.
According TO the London Tunes, the
cause Of the difficulties nt the Paris Confer
euce was demand put forth by the Prusslan
plenpo,euuaries 20 be- admitted 90 sign the
/ treaty Of peace on the same footing, and 10
/ the same character as If Prussia bad been a
/ party 10 the alliance throughout Il Is said
/ that Russia supports Prussia 20 these pre-
tensions This took place at the meeting of
the 22d Another meeting was held on the
2ith but nothing Of lts deliberations had
iransplred. The opinion that the Confer
ence would ultimately resolve into an Euro
pean Congress, Is strongly believed
The Tunes Cumean correspondent says;
The war party stall cherish the hope that
the uogotiauons may break down. II may
suit the French TO make CONCESSIONS but %
ought not 90 suit u.s. They doubtless con-
slider they have done enough for honor and
glory, and % revenge the reverses Of lcl2 ;
moreover, they cannot aiflri war as England
can, and their army, however, numerous on
paper, is dwndhug sadly. Scuryy aud fever
are PLAYING havoc 10 lbs ranks. De NOR
alHy is snied to be 100 per day and ire-
qieniIy more"
The allies have commenced the demolition
of the enclosure lines around SebastopoL
lsmae Pacha is increasing the army Of
Anatoin. Gen. Moumvef has reinforce
ments wa Caspian sea and llhis.
AdWcos from Hamburg state that Com
modore Watson had declared Llbau, and all
lhe Russian ports in the Baltic, IN a state OF
blockade.
Adyces from Persia state that Dost Ma
homed has taken possession of Candapar,
and Persian troops were marching against
him.
A telegrophic despatch from Jassy, states
that a courier who was the bearer OF a formal
demand for union of the Prlnc,p alties ad-
dressed to Codnt Walewski, had been ar
rested at Czsrnowilz
Adyices from Nioolaief' state thar a com
mission had arrived there from 81. Peters
burg on March 4, aud Immediately common
ced operations for the Abandonment of that
place. as a military port Il was stated that
10 would be declared q fee port.
The city OF Parma has been laid under
siege, owing 20 frequent disturbances and
assassluauons.
The Government has become greatly o.
lamed, owing 90 the cattle murraln, which Is
said % bee spreading all over the Continent
3 Days Later from Europe.
The Royal Ma, Steamer Cambria Capt
Douglass, from Liverpool on Saturday, 29th
ulL arrived at ibis port tins afternoon.
The difficulties reported TO have present.
ed thcmselye, 90 the Peace Conferences
lust pror 10 the NashlnEton's departure
are understood TO have been removed, and
10 IS confidently expected that the treaty oil