Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-28
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
NO NEWS OF the PACIFIC
PEACE CONSIDERED CERTAIN.
ARRIT4I OF THE EMRU.

N.
The Cunard propeller Emeu arrived at
Boston from Liverpool Thursday.
The Emeu brings 80 passengers and a large
cargo of merchandise.
Nothing had been heard from the Pacific.
The news presents no features ofimportance
PEACE Communicable belief in ia
voraole termination of the Peace Conference
lsYery strong, and peace is regarded as almost
a certainty.
OF the sitting Of the Conference ON the
10th. the Liverpool Post says:
The Congress held its seventh sitting on
Monday, and with the same result. as regards
knowledge Of the proceedings. as all the
others Nothing positive has TRANSFERRED. In
deed there does not now appear to be mt oh
anxiety to gain information.
All matters of principle, it is confidently
asserted, will have been finally arranged be-
fore the end of the month
The three sittings of the Congress last week
were far from justifying the hopes of pacific
arrangement The two sittings of the present.
week are far more cheering, so far as they
have gone. Tuesdays conferences ended
more satisfactorily than the previous ones
and those OF yesterday are still more so. In
deed. so sanguine is the hope in certain quar-
tiers that the ances in favor of peace are great
~ augmented, that peaeeis locked upon as all
but certain.
There were two modes of arriving at peace
-one by large concessions on the part of the
Alles; the other, by large concessions on that
of Russia.
So far as can be ascertained in matters
where every thing is against obtaining accu-
rate information, no concessions of any mo-
ment have been made by u.s. The logical con-
10 fhot &c 4l,o4N ol-,ol
yielding, while England and France are still
united and firm as ever. Of the favorable
change which has come over the aspect of the
Conferences, no doubt need be entert ained.-
The information comes from an excellent
source, and it is confirmed in other quarters.
Ii Is, however, said by persons entitled to re-
spect that the fifth point has been decided,
satisfactorily of course, and that the one be-
fore the Plenipotentiaries relates to the Dan
ubian Principalities.
The Paris correspondent of the Post writ.
ing on the 18th, says:-
A Berlin despatch of to- day mentions the
passage through that city of two Russian d.
pomatists, with new Instructions for Count
Orloit. relative to the frontier question.
The Paris letter of the It'll has the follow
ing hopeful view of matters
The prospect of settlement of the various
potentialies was gloomy enough last week,
and more than one Plenipotentiary began to
be ceriously apprehensive OF the result. Had
the members OF the Congress been at liberty
to speak their thoughts some six or seven DAYS
ago. 1t would be und that war rather than
peace was by them regarded as most likely to
follow the expiration of the armistice Mat.
tiers have now changed, and changed much
for the better.
Paris, Monday night.-There is no doubt
that the last sitting of the Congress on Satur-
day ended with the most favorable auspices,
1t has been reported that the dispatches
brought by Count Schurvalof from st, Pc
tersburg, refer to the question of abrogatinc
the acts of the Congress of Vienna that ex-
clude Bonaparte from the French throne for
ever.
Those dispatches relate to the organization
of the Danubian Principalities and the recti.
tcation of the Bessarabian frontier and smooth
away apprehended d faculties.
FROM THE CRMEA-The Times Crimean
correspondent writes -
The White Works at Sevastopol were blown
up the eetfl of February. 6tvrurais i1nu-
rief, Martimprey, Winkham, and Col. Petite
met yesterday at Trsctyr Bridge The three
latter presented conditions for an armistice
agreed upon by the Commander-in Chief
General Iimorief transmitted them to Gen.
Luders The health of the troops was ex-
celent. The bad weather was over
FROM THE BALTIc.-SeveraI Russian YES
sells Of war have left Sevastopol on cruise.
and there a report that the Grand Duke
Constantine had given orders for them to
meet the English advanced squadron, being
anxious that Russian and English ships should
have an encounter before the war ends. The
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