Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-13
FOREIGN lNTELLaGENCE.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

II steamer Atlantic arrived out on Wednesda.
the 23I.
In. re ported that Great Britain give, way on tn
Central American question, but Will not recal IL
The TIRE ,TY OF pEACE.--The London New
has . capv Of nao Of the peace documents, which
considered TO 20 authentic. 1t contains thirty fou
arf'r,I
tn, FRA, restores perpetual friendship between th
c5H,rn5iuZ pny-rs
Secold.-Al territories conquered or occupied d.
rir.: III. war shall DO rcrprocaly evacuated.
Tuird.-Russia restores kars aud all other Otto
ms territory.
E.nr.h.-rne allies restore Ssbas:opo, Balsklava
u9,o>ch-. Eapa,nra and kerch.
F!tia 10 eishih articles inclusive missing
Snfh.-Tne Sultan grams equality To the Chris
tia.s in ais donnions and the other contracting par
rios diy-st Themselves of all right to Interfere
IL ,,t;rual goverun-n, OF the Ottoman Empire,
TeT'h.-The conv-nton .! 1871 closing the Dos
ph"rus and the Dardanees Is re affirmed
E.,v-u,h.-The Black Sea is neutralized and for
evsr closed 10 all sh % OF OF any power with the
exceptions specified in the fourteenth aud pineeent
articles.
Tss!fth-Trade I. made free in the Black Sea anl
coa.,,s are admitted 10 all 's ports.
Hr!rte-ntt- Neither Turkey or Russia are TO hold
srs.ua.s on the Black Sea.
,ar,.en,h.-A convention regulating the force fol
c,,as, service concluded Individually between
R..is aud Turkey But il Is appended TO the treaty
e.: is unaiterabe except With the general consent.
;s-nth.-The free navigation of the Danabe to
o. n 1fe the law OF the Empire.
S.xf,,a,h and Seven eenth.-Appoints delegates
ffoa the varior. contracting powers to put the Da
mo-, n navigable order, aud makes provision Tor
keeping II so.
III, vigh :esn,h provides for permanent commits.
siD cup .riatsud its poles, whilst the nineteenth
allow, each the contracting powers TO station two
81. IL snip. at mouth Of said river.
The twentieth defines the frontier Of BessH.
reS,., aud tho twenty. 6r5t csG.s and annexes the
al Id territory Ia Moidaria.
=. tyrnfy-SecODu article continues MOl09rid ana
W.,.!ch.s anirr the sovereignty ut Turkey. The
ty-n.y'hri guarantees 10 said provinces freedom OF
r,ia,n sud commerce. The twen'y-fourth makes
If.".Sion toward their definite organic tlon aud the
r~,J,y i:,h provides that ,ie constitution for the 60
me-: cf the P-iur paiitIes shall bs framed in Pa
- ma ;wcnty-sixth Gays the Principalitles shall
u tnta!n rnii'm. and may cons'ruc. detences ap-
p-.rsd D; thu r.:e. The twsity seventh prnvidcs
;la' =: ease II internal Disturbances in the Principal
/. P,:ts canro: Interfere without consulting the
Contracting parties.
a, tgenly.-,eirih :-:ic.e continues Ssrvia d..
p:.4-a,y Ut th- Porte, and the t~ ynuh gives to
80 I - the right TO garrison il.
/: o., ttr:eln gives To Ru-sa aud Turkey their for
Ir:r possessions IN Asia, with new frontiers marked
Oh: .i,ieT tito treaty.
r inirly-trst provides fur the Immediate evacua.
tom Q! Turkey by The allied and Austrian forces.
re th.ty.sec0nd allows trade TO go on az BE-
i,r- n. war; until the now arraugeu1u.s are made.
II, rn-t y-third relates 70 the Alani Island, aud
TIE a-'fourth designstss the time when the treaty
f..sii - .s,lsej.
RI London Sun publishes the treaty with mourn
ia tc-fer round il!
tGns! anoner defeat, being out-vo,ed by % majority
iu ttvor ofopeu competiou for civil appointments.
Lord Lyndaurst had giveu notice Of motion in
-e;sr % the condition Of Italy.
Lord Malinesbury gave notice Of a vote OF censure
OF IN. fall ot Kars.
tn. Load III Star sta,cs that the British Cabinet
C,.,!sd the I'D on tho American questions. and
! sA- CONCESSIONS in Contra American affairs, but
III N.tfnn
- papsrs relating TO the C-utrsl American ques
!oI awe beea laid before Parl!am M, but action
h.,- w. been taken with regard 10 the MISTER.
lac I istn-ut documents would be ready in few
HAYS. Tn.re was no exclteneut In the public mud
IN regard 10 the matter.
l. !. sad that the Earl of Egin having refused the
appointment Of Governor Of Victoria, the important
ep.m:utrnsnt has been offered ~ Mr.. Ophant, his
private Secretary IN Canada.
Tha Earl Of Clarendon arrived at Per, on Mon
day afternoon, aud proceeded by special traiu to
L. !don.
In, military inquiry into the Crimean report, con-
Arm. it, The principal witness examined was Sir E.
Lyons.
G-rimg further reduction OF the army.
TCRkEY.-The French have evacuated Kin.
burn.
PERSIA.-The difficulty with England is nearly
re;tisi. Aivioes from Toh"ran cay thar Americans
w,ro thero .udeavoring make treaty of commerce
LIVERPOOL, Aoril 25.-Evenug Co:tou.-Pricss
hay. advanced t-ths market closing firm; Orleans
lniiding & z ~.
I'm. Brokers Circular reports cotton advanced /
chiefly in mlddliug qualities; Orleans fair IT; mid
dIny 10; Mobile iair aud Uplands fair 81 Mobile
.u Cpiands mid ling 81. Sales for the week 9S 0UC
bsl.. including 80 On5 bales to spscuators, and ,OUt
h.I-. for export. the sales Of Friday amounted to
10000 bales, tbs market closing quiet and unchanged
IN every respect from the foregoing.
pr.aisuf.-The Brokers' Circular quotes' Flour
P;!ce- are otf,r, but not quota6iy higher Westerr
C.a,l 3Ls; good Ohio 35s 3Ss6d. Wheat ID trih'
n, 80, ,,,r, has advanced La l56j. sales at 295
$50. :,
Aao.hs. Circular quotes. Bresdstufs are shad
higher. Corn has advanced ls.
Bo,wu Saipley's Circular quotes unde. Date o
III. y II: Sales of Southern Flour at 32s Sati goo
ONO $751; Western white Wheat 1854 lUs6d; rs
92ia9s9i.
1Ir.EY MARzEr.-The bullion In the Bank Of Eng
land has drcreased f25U,OnU. Money is unchanged
wi'h an active demand. NJ, xican dollars are gu IL,
q. o.ii, E!ges7oc5I C"ns.ls are quoted at sei 81
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.
DosroS, May ip.-Tho stea.nur America arrived
81 pn"n to-day from Liverpool via Halifax He
rn..is will he despatched by this afternoons train
In Tho British Parliament, l. rd Derby asked Lore
Clarendon When the papers relative tn tho Contra
American ami euiIsmru queriI''Hs would he laid o.
the table l. 'rd Clarendon replied, the first act afe
his r.:urn was to lay the Central American CORES
p,ii-Gce On The table. The enlistment document
would ~ ready soon. Lord Paimerston made n al
u,ii.r statement in thr House of C"nmuns. Mr.. Blu
wcr gave notice thar he would shortly offer resnlu
tl'u On Atperlcdu huHhS. Lhru lIyndhurst stdte
that h. wound at early day report Italian affair
J,r, C!aricarde moved for the correspondence
t,u,..;uy Aus:rlao interference in Parma Lord Ola
r,,d,a repied ihut the reports concerning the cond
tam of Parma were exaggerated. Lord Manesbur
:,sys un,oe that hs would Oh Friday bring fUrwar
,s,u,neG morton declaring the fall Of kars atr
burao. 10 the b,uuders Of government.
lis reported that Napnleon's impatience broke Il
tie; Peas. Conference earlier than was intenjsd :
!i.,ce tue unfinished arrangements respecting Il
Danube.
lac Northern part of Italy continues in disturbe
state. :.
J.. Turkey the Gran, Council has decided to di
ms. Fospodar III Nu!drva aud Nal'achia, and a
pv!u, SEIZED Efend! rs the Ottoman Commissioner.
LATESr..-LoSDvS, FRIDAY EvENiNa.-Ts
funds closed heavy =, quarter to three eighhs low
than yesterday. The depression Was owing TO repor
O, Jew governmeurl"au OF Ei0 0tU GOO. IN addit!t
70 the Funding .ot xSOO0,Uvu ot Exchange bills
ma decrease Of buiiicn il toe Bank Of Englsr
si.uu..ed TO El,lc0,Cuo pounds.
nC3:IA-P.ince Gortsahhkof succeeds Cou
y-ss,Iroa. az Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
r,. Emperor vi Russia had arrived at Moscow
sc,I..,..u,.t; uy the ti-ana Dukes Constantine, N
81. Ncnuss, and nun eguus staff. The Emper
mad. eveecE TO the nobi.., stating that he had sig
I'd Iss treaty oi peace. He said
..auss:a was abs to defend herself for many yea
&c come. ana / Caiieve that no matter what iorc
---rs brought against her, she WAS lnruneraole
her own territory. Bet slr thar IL wa. my duty, Il
III. real interests OF the crunry to lend an ear 10 pr
lc,a!s ,,'ps:'b.e With the national Donor. My iane
., ryeG..aule memory, had his reasons Tor aclins
b, dld know bis views ard adhere ~ them iro
INV very soul but ,he treaty OF Paris has obtalne
Ial which it was my ambition 10 ooaln' eno Pre''
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