The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-24

far less than the depreciation WHICH has actually 90.
The Paris correspondent OF the 7us, in ths second
edition Of thi. day, SAYS
The conclusion Of peace and the withdrawal of its re
strctive measures by the Bank Of France have yet
exercised no influence the commercial situation Of
Paris The torpor Of the Bourse although produced by
houses received durirg week. fresh demands from
England and Germany and important orders are expect
bs~s .ne ,,ss snS
their tale has accordingly become difficult Foreign com
misson agents hesitate to the pricss and the
manufacturers, obliged TO augment tbs wages of the
operatives, and to pay very high tor raw matsrisA
cannot consent TO an abatement An advance Of
from ~ to 25 per cent has taken place In the
price Of dismonds which being bought up Tor Rus
The accounts from the industrial disrios SAT- siac
tories are ali Sury at work ad transactions pretty sc
tive Wool and silk maintain their frmness The price OF
wheat exhibits every where ward tendency Tbs
counts from the departments received
aurther fall IT. to II Soc per hoe :otrs Flour de-
cnsd In the Paris Halle from II 70 81 ssck during the
khegiammes. The stock remaining ia the market ON
Saturday was 1886 mstrica quntals. AT Marseillss
place. AID the that ths Emperor XlsxAu-
der having raised the prohibition TO export corn
tire Russian feet laden With grain had Cleared out Of
further depression of about AZ per OF 100 re
On the 9Th hard wheat Of Algeria soi for 3Sk $751;
most cheering Appearance The deficiency ia the pro-
duce of last year. officially estimated ct millions Of
foreign importation From August, 1866 to the Is. ia
staut, 4600 600 hectores ix1ded tn French hsr
6os The remainder be easily procured before the Sl
The price Wre Notwithstanding the obstinate resist
anoe Of the Bercy shows decided tendency
withhold their demands and Its business is accordingly
DONE The aavcss from the South describe the vines
period Of t yesr @ Opinion ns a. ye na
respecting the result Of the vintage bel too
backward to admit Of appreciation. Languedoo BRAN
dies sell in Paris at 160f per hsctotre spirits
trscted from beet at 97f
Mr.. Bright is convAlescent. Lumley opens an italian
ter has strong giDg company the former strong
ballet. Legs viii carry the day-but logician might
The Central American question has uIied here. It will
come on again.
The Peace Sensation In st. Petersburg.
Grand a11litary Display.
letter from ST. Petersburg, under date March 81 says
telssraphic despatch from Paris, 1ecsived .. IL
O'Clock last night at the Imperial Chancslere, brought
Journal Dc s.. Paers5o.y pubhshsd about midnight an
extraordinary supplement to this efsct"A teegraphc
despatch from the Aide de Camp General Count 0ioF
has announced to the Emperor that treaty of peace
was signed at PARIS the 1874 (Soh) March, At O'Clock
In the afterAoon."
Ths clubs, the cats the public throughfAre., were,
during the whole OF day. encountered BY an immense
crowd all anxous to learn particulars The sensation
Is immense and Profound Al the journals OF this
Ing have pubished the news in large LISTERS at the head
A. midday assisted AZ one Of the finest military spec
took place Of the whole of the corps ana the
Guard the OF the hee and the active divisions Of
% The tho srou0d ono
Lied BY the Grand Dukes his brothers. and rode slowly
soDg ths rs Of the troops who amounted to st least
the churches hailed the official announcement of the
treaty Of His Majesty and the Grand Dukes
returned To the paaoe the soldiers had much cliff in
keeping back the crowds that gave expression their
A t0.yr
. Re Dtum will be executed in ths chapel. You will
then that peace has been hailed BY the people Of Pc
tersburg with great de nonstrations of joy.
[Berlin april y Correspondence of London Tines
While the Plenipoentares Of Russia doing much
IN Paris to convince the world that warke dreams OF
I'D that line Of tactics dictated by political
y. has taken their place. the home government finds
tbs bsoos ssn and take s time n
its martial key. Thus the 3lst instant there was
grand representation at the theatre 10 St. Petersburg,
In oommemoraton of the victorious entry of the aleI
into Paris and the receipts are to be appropriated t.
the funds Of the Invalides; simultaneously With This
theatrical celebration OF that anniversary there
other demonstrations OF q general kind. The
Northern Bee s permitted, instructed to keep up its
diatrbes against England bu of al the Powers Austria
H made the most to In the Of her
what the nature of Russss sentiments towards her are
This Russians CT all parties and shades Of feeling are
TO Austria in this country Prussia) the feeling
b perhaps less acute. but it a the DEEPER root and
RussaE good n S. SssvsS
to be characteristic of the general feeling the subject
tf the peace-"PeaOe is welcome to us, though 1t
not because We WI ID for it."
The strain in which the philc Ru ssian journals The
Continent and still the Russian pondents in
the different cities Of Germany France speak of Rus
sia h In precisely the same key, though somewhat
boldly in tone that Of the Austrian press when speak
irg of the inclna Ions of Austria; alliance With France
the key tone the construction Of the military lines Of
railway in the interior is the ninant and the subdo-
m'nant is the management Of public opinion on the
Continent These three elements Of the present policy Of
Russia are TO be found expressed In almost tho ssme
psstors A. many rs ten journal. in II shs kusssn uts
rest are spoken of arranged for esabshment Gema
ny in the course Of year and though this either
ment OF visionary plan not likely to be executed to-
s full extent is certain that great endeavors be-
general orders the Emperor has expressed his thanks
to the Admiral General OF the fee the Grand Duke Con
stantne to General Berg and other high eces for the
exemplary state In which he has found the feet and the
army during his tour in Finland The Emperor is be-
heyed to have returned to st. Petersburg the Goth ut
You have doubtless published my telsgraphic despatch
Of ye.terdsy to the effect that the expectation OF
frem Russia is now permitted BY that government this
was the tenor OF private despatch forwarded from re-
Imsd this news as suthsntis TSis resolution Of the
" and in anticipation of the negotiations then going on
In Paris in connection with it, for my information,
BY The official Dresden ouna only went to the extent
Of indicating that subject the order Of that day
by me In Pars the Russian Minis
ter of Finance had already the 4th affixed notice to
this effect In the Exchange Building at st. Petersburg
The visit of the D0wager Empress of Russia to Germa
ny will take place earlier than ut first expected; In
stead of waiting till the end of June, sAe viii out in
the month of May This has perhaps been caused the
alteration in her neces wedding day. Princess Louisa,
who to be married here June II to the Prince Re-
gent of Baden.
q 10 Champion Dimculty Mt Washlngton-
The Delayed Despatch Explained by Gov
eminent
A
said there appeared Ia the newspapers Of thus country
short time sg documents which puported to be
copies of . despatch addressed by Mr.. Crampton
Minister at Washing ton, to Mr.. Marcy, the American
Secretary Of State for Foreign Affairs Hs would read
that supposed real despatch to the House. It
dated the 9th of February 1866 and eoushed in
the following terms:-
WARRINGTON. Fe1. q, 1856.
MY DEAR SR-Observng that misapprehenson seems
to exist as TO The offer made by Lord Clarendon 10 Mr. Buche
to submit the points Regarding the Interpretation OF thA
treaty upon which hswo eysrnmsns dis
pRch which received fom Lord Clarendon the subject