The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-18
TELHoRAPHrc NEWS.
PEACE FORMALLY PROCLAIMED.

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL or THE BALTIC.
PEACE Formally PROCLAIMED.
REJOICISGS AT THE ANNOUNCEMENTS!
NOTHING OF THE PACIFIC.
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE steamer Baltic. with
dates from Liverpool to the Cd inst, arrived off
Sandy Hook this morning. but has been unable TO
prevailing. The foreign papers by her have been
brought up on q steam-tug, and from them we send
q summary:
There was no news of the Pacific.
Declaration Of Peace.
The conclusion Of peace was announced in Paris
and London on the Both Of March by salvos of ar.
tillery.
Paris was illuminated and the church bells In
England pealed forth merry chimes.
Three or four weeks must elapse before Anal
Publications are exchanged The details of the
adjustment have been referred to a commission
The Paris correspondent of the London Times
says, that a council of the French ministry was
held In the Tuilleries from halfpast four o'clock
Saturday until twelve o'clock Sunday. The EN-
peror presided gave last instructions to Count
Walewski, and then retired to his official resi-.
dence to receive the Plenipotentiaries They
came at half-past IL o'clock, and after the treaty
was read over, proceeded to sgnit The moment
the last signature was appended the signal was
firing of cannon. Bulletins announcing it were
posted throughout Paris.
England.
Parliament re-assembled on the 31st March,
In reply TO questions, Lord Palmerston stated
that though the treaty of peace was signed vet il
was determined by the Congress that the particu.
lars of the conditions should not be made public
until ratifcations were exchanged. At the same
time, he would express his conviction that the
treaty would be deemed satisfactory to England
and I'm bo1n of Enrnr Ho %aid ho
found that the objects for which the war had been
undertaken, had been accomplishments the in.
tegrity and independence of the Turkish Empire
had been secured-that the treaty is honorable to
all the contracting powers, and, while on the one
hand it has put an end to war which every
friend of humanity must have naturally wished to
see concluded. on the other hand it will lay the
foundation of peace which he trusted would be
lasting and enduring.
On Monday, the lLord Mayor of London, made
an official proclamation Of peace from the portco
of his mansion and afterwards from the Exchange
Tower.
Guns fred salutes and flags were generally dis
played throughout the city, and on the shipping IN
the Thames
In most other cities in England, similar displays
were made, but not much enthusiasm was shown;
indeed rather feeling of disappointment was ma
infested.
The India overland mail had arrived at Trieste
and by telegraph from hence we have advices
from Hong Kong to the 18th February, and Bonn
bay to the 9th March.
been completed without disturbance. Lord Can
ming was sworn in as Governor General OF India
on the LIST March,
The Santal district was quiet.
scarcity of food was apprehended throughout
India in consequence of want of rain.
Italy.
Latest advices from Parma state that the city
was still besieged. The siege being carried out
with the greatest rigor and everything was sub.
jected to military dictation The Austrian General
Granville appears to be the real Governor of the
city. Upwards of three hundred arrests had been
made
Auditor Bordis was still alive, but with no hopes
of his recovery.
Commercial.
LIVERPOOL, April 2-Cotton advanced 3D. princi-
paly in lower qualities. Sales for three days reach
$4,000 bales. Middng Orleans 6. Uplands ST.
Breadstufs quiet and unchanged; though Bigland, Ay
tina Il Co. quote advance of l212d. Wheat firm
with an improved demand. Consols 9Os.
fsECoND DIsPATCH.]
The Baltic anchored near the light ship off the
Hook, at o'clock this morning.
She left Liverpool on Wednesday morning at
o'clock passed the Arabia on the evening of the
18th, bound in and the Asia last night at IL o'clock,
one hundred miles East of Sandy Hook.
of Peace to the French LIE.
gislature.
PARIS, Wednesday, April "A ceremonial an.
this morning to the French Senate and corps Lee
gslative by the minister of State. In the an.
the Emperor thanks them for the
patriotic support always afforded him. which, to-
gether with the admirable devotedneSs of the allied
fleets and armies, contributed powerfully to the
happy issue of the war-the conclusion of an
peace"
1t has already been stated that the members of
the Peace Conference have still to perfect num-
Der of secondary arrangements essential to the
new state of relations established in the East lie
Nord says one of these is the organization of prin
cpalites and the Journal des Debats says another
Is special regulations assuring the free navigation
of the Danube.
Turkey.
Effendi Boy embarked at Marseilles on Monday,
bearing the treaty to Constantinople
Several French officers of rank also embarked
on a special mission to the Sultan from the Empe-
ror Napoleon.
The News I'm Prussia.
BERLIN April 1.-The announcement of Peace
yesterday in the Prussian Chambers was received
with cheers.
England.
The bark Clansman from Savannah, Ca, for
Greenock, was wrecked at sea on the 14th March,
and her crew had arrived in safety at Falmouth.
LONDON, Tuesday Evening, April Funds
opened steady this morning at prices improved ON
yesterdays rates. and remained 30 until the close,
notwithstanding the announcement of heavy
fall on the Paris Bourse. There was great pres.
sure for money in Stock Exchange this morning,
but it subsidized this afternoon.
The fall at Paris to-day was i04, following yes
terday'S decline of ].
Stock of Breadstuffs i'm the West.
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