Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-10
EUROPEAN NEWS.
Arrival of the Steamer Atlantic.

oil. has rsseed here. The follow ing 10 q
Summary uf her intelligence:
Lrvxsroot, March is.---5ales Of Cotton for
ne ast . days have been 10, 900 bales. Mar.
hst closed dull, prices easier, but not qnotably
bower. The depression is confined to lower
qualities, sales TO exporters have been 1000
bsiesi to spectators 2,506 bales.
The Msnchsster market Is quiet and firm -
Breadstaes generally unchanged. but markets
dull, nomnaIly and wholly unsltered. The
Sugar market closed au active demand. Cof-
fee dull.
The money market closed steady. Con-
scls rather weak at 81 esk.
Peace is considered as virtually concluded.
The arrivslst Paris Of Prussia's flenipoten-
usry 10 only wanted 20 sign the protocol.
The Empress Eugenio has given birth to
son.
No news has been received Of the missing
tteamer Pseise.
There is nothing In relation to American
Affairs.
The Atlantic left on ths morning of the
10th, at ten and half o'clock, with % pas.
eeusers. She passed on the 92d, in lat. so:
80, long. az, stesmsr supposed to be the
Amsrica, for Liverpool
The Asls arrived out OIL the mornirc OF the
18th.
LONDON, Wednesday morning The Paris
Bulletin Of yesterday says the Empress child
10 doing well.
Advices FROM Africa, Feb. 25th, snys the
coast 10 healthy. Business dull. There had
been disturbances on the Cape coast, in
which thirty natives were killed & one hun.
dred wounded.
LONDON, Tuesday evening.-Englsh funds
were again fiat day in consequence Of the
continued realization Of stock Money con.
iinues in good SUPP ly, discount ieasier, though
Iothing done lower than per cent.
The India mail arrived at Trieste will,
dates from Calcutta to the 7th, and Bombay
to the 18th of Feb. A proclamation was is.
sued on the 7th of Feb, announcing the an.
nexation of Dude and the deposition Of the
King. The sonkal rebellion has been re-
newe6. Trade in India inactive and prices
fuctua,ing excepting in indigo.
Baron Montauffel al latest d,tes had ar
rived at Paris, and it was expected that th,
protocol would be signed in few days Sc
erecy as to the proceedings Of the conference
Is still observed.
Advices from Constantiuoplo nre to th
9th ult. The Divan, owing to remonstrance
oi merchants, had renounced the projecte is
sue OF one hundred MILLIONS of paper money
Rustorio Pscha convicted of malversat tiol
had been fen,enced to Imprisonment and t.
refund several hundred thousand fiancs.
va dat arhp nj
at Bessarabia.
ENGLAND PARLIAMENT has adjourned.
Dallas Ind gone to London.
Buchanan had taken formal leave of til
Queen and Palmerston accompanied him, an
in this act the English papers see an indcu
tion that the Premier desires to stand wei
with the United States.
The King of Belgium has arrived at Lon
don TO attend the confirmation of his god
daughter, the Princess Royal of England.
The young Prince of Prussia is about t,
revisit England TO be betrothed to the Prin
cess Royal.
A deputation Of the friends Of Poland wait
ed on Pslmerston, begging him to give in
struc.Ions 10 the British Plenipo Ientiary a
Psrls to insist on the restoration of Poland
Palmerston replied that the subject shoul
have the consideration of the Government.
Livcrpool-Cctton had been even dullt
than during the preceding week, althoug
business was done to a fair extent durn
three days. Saturday 1000 bales " ere sol,
Monday 5000. Tuesday 1000.
Wheat and -four had been in considerab
demsn, but had again become quiet.
Corn much pressed for sales-quotations
ell cereals unchanged.
Sugar continued active at extreme rate,
Considerable business also taken place il
moIasses. Coffee dull.
Money market rather easier, but full rate
still exacted.
Peace is considered as virtually concluded
the arrival Of Baron Monteui1el at Paris |,
slone wanting, before signing the protocol
The birth Of the Prince caused much ou,
ward rejoicing In France and England. Ad
dresses ofcon graduation continued TO pou
into the Tulleriss. Paris was Illuminated
Pope Plus is the Princes god-f and tn
Queen Of Sweden, god-molher. Flags wer
hung out; salutes fred Ia the Principalitie
and Britain in honor Of tho young Bona
parts.
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people waited outside the palace to learn thu
result OF the Empress's travail, and befor,
morning they were apprised of the birth o
prince by two lights being placed in win.
dow. Had the infant been a princess only
one light would have been shown.
At six O'Clock this morning a salute Of IOl
guns announced the King of Algeria to the
whole population. The ex:iiemen. was
great and congratulations were genera
amongst ali classes.
The Imperial Prince was privately chris.
tened ut noon to-day. ia the presence of the
Emperor, after mass, In the chapel Of Tuil-
lsrics. The ceremony was performed by the
Bishop Of Nance, the ,Emperor's first almoner
His Holiness. the Pope, being godfather to
the imperial prince, and Her Majesty,
ihe'Queen Of Sweden, god-mother. The
imperial prince has received the nsme OF
Napoleon Eugene Louis Jean Joseph. The
Emperor hss decided that he will be god.
father apd the Empress god.m other to all
legitimate children born in France on The
10th Of March.