New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-14
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON.
BRITISH SEARCH FOR THE PACIFIC.
Trouble in the Peace Conference.

Nv the United States mail steamship Washibgtoo,
Cant. Cavepdy arrived here yesterday Dorrang from
soutbanpton with the Germas. French and Eagish
mail. She brings intelligence from EarOpe via South
sppfop TO the e6th March.
The Washington arrived a. p NJ. OF Saturday, aud
aDchored inside Of Sandy Hook.
III. Cunard steamship America had no. arrived aud
DE Cambria appointed 10 sail from Liverpool
with the nf1t mails for America on the 18th Mach.
The British Admiralty have, IN secordaCc> With an
appeal addT, SEED 20 them through Tie Ttges decided
upon snciDg two steamers in search OF the missing
mail steamship Poetic. The shipe are che Desperate
ard TartsIus. and were Immediately dspstcaed.
The probabilities Of peace have, srnce our Last intel
hgence from T. gland, received check which 1t ras
feued would delay the CONCLUSION OF the negotiations
for some days. It was presumed that the meeting OF
the 22d ult would have been the last but according
10 The Times correspondent unanim.'y did MT pre-
vail and the discussion not - amicabe as had
been anticipated. There is every probability, how
ever Of tie Differences being arranged, although If
h not positively known by what they were caused.
Tie same authority defnes the cause 70 demand put
forth by the Prufsian PerpOtenaries to be admitted
TO fien the treaty Of peace the same footing and in
the same character if Prussia had been party TO
the alliance throughout n if she had accepted oil the
obligations involved in it, had joined in the ultnatum
and declared that she would abide by all 10 cOnse
quences II il also said that Russia supports Prussia
IN tbese preteDsiOns. Another meeting Of the Con-
ference was Leld the oath, but nothing had trans
pred with respect TO the nature Of the deliberations
Nothing was hiLted with reference TO the differences
Of the previous meeting but it was reported that the
signing Of the treaty Of pence was daily expected The
opinion that the Conference woud ultimate yIesoyeit
self into European Congress WAS greatly believed
telegraph from Berlin speaks satisfactorily Of the Con
ereDces and states that Austria while being ds.rusted
by the Western Powers is detested by Russia.
Accounts from the Crmea state that the Allies
have commenced the demolition of the Enclosure
around SevastOpOl
Isbmael Pasha said to be increasing the army
of Anotoia. Gen. Mourakif had received reinforce
msnts by way Of the Caspian Sea and TAs
Intelligence from Paris states that the City Of Par
ma and the surrounding country has again bee0 laid
under state Of siege which arose from renewed at
tacks Of assassination. The Auditor of the War De-
parment bad been stabbed in the back while walking
with another officer. The Government had become
greatly alarmed at cattle murain which was said TO
BE- spreading the Continent.
The Times correspondent writing from the Crimes,
says
"Tbe war party stil cbershes hopes that the nego-
tiatoDs may break down. 1t may soit the French TO
make concessions, but It ought not to suit u.s. Tney
doubtless conridtr that they have done enough for
honor and glory and to tevenge the reverses of 1872
Moreover they cannot afford war Eagl4nd eau, and
their amy, however numerous they may show it to be
upon paper, is owindtg sadly. Scurvy and fever are
playing havoc in it's ranks. The mortality in the
frpch is positively asserted to be 100 day and gen.
orally more"
Mr. Buchanan, ex Minister of the United States to
the Court Of St. James, to leave England for
New-York by the Arago which to sail from South
ampton on the 9th inst. Mr. Buchanan, accompanied
by Gen. Campbell, American Consul for London, and
Col. K Croskey, American Consul for Southampton,
left London on the 2Oh ult via Folkestone and Bou-
logne for Paris where it was his intention 10 pass
few days before visiting the Hague previous TO his
departure for the United States.
Su Hugh Parker commander Of the naval forces in
the East Inder, died at Davenport on the 2st ult.
Sir Henry Pottpger died at Malta on the 18th OF
March. This officer had rendered great service in his
administration Of public affairs in India, China and
Africa