Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-07

ARRIVAL or THE ARAGo.

ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGU.
New YoEx, April %.
Steamship Arago from Havre and
Southampton arrived to-day.
General news nnimportant.
The Arago had moderate weather
and came round the banks; and saw NO
ice. @.
The two English steamers that went
TO search for the Pacific returned 70
Galway after nine days fruitless cruise.
The proceedings Of the Peace Con.
gress continue. It 10 said that Aus.
tria gives trouble by persistently re-
fiising to fix a time for evacuating the
Municipalities. Austria's pertext is
the necessity Of protecting tho coun'
try against disorder until q regular
administration il established; though
she is bound to Quit the Ottoman ter.
ritory on the conclusion Of peace =
Russia is strongly averse to the Aus
trian troops were leaving the Princi'
palities. i ~, /,
The French army is to be rciuced
from 800, 900 TO 400, 900 troops.
tits believed that Russia will SEN
an ambassador TO Turin Us soon as the
notifications are exchanged. t.
Advices from st. Petersburg state
that the rehabilitation of the export o.
Russian producehas been repealed.
The Car has issued an ukase state
ing that the two fleets hitherto main
tanned by Russia in the Black Sea
and Sea of Azof Ore not to be reinsti
tuted, 4 :: 4 Fl
Many grain.laden vessels are lying
at Odessa and have received order
to proceed TO Marseilles. A consid
cradle fall has taken place in the mar
eta. :SN
ItisrcpOrted at Berlin that the Eng
lish Cabinet had decided to reject the
proposition for tile capitalization Q
the Sound dues, On the terms Offered
by Denmark, but would make propo
sitions herself. Ill.,. - ~ -. /
|. Dispatches FROM Paris state tina
the allies have orders to raise al
Fblockades at Madagascar, but advicei
from Toulon show to The contrary. .
The Russian Minister of Finance
has issued a notice. dated April 5th
that in consequence Of the treaty be
ing, the merchant vessels ofthe Yves
torn powers would be admitted int
Russian ports. 4EN
lie Nord states that the exchange
Of notifications had been effected ol
the Goth. F'. /: ~<>.>>>
The ship Red GAUNTLET, from Mel
bourne, reports that the steamel
Schomberg had gone to pieces,
W. o. Young, ship owner and in
surance Broker, at Liverpool, hae
failed for a large amount. ;,
TIE sTIPULATIoNs I'm TIE TREATY Of
4 y PEACE. ~
In the JournaL des De5ats, NJ. S
de Sacy undertakes to unvail til,
transactions Of the Peace Confer
ence with reference to the fifth ar
ticle Of the well-known Esterbaz,
conditions-that BY which the Allies
reserved the right to produce ulteriol
conditions in tie European interest.
The Russian Plenipotentiaries, it il
said, did not defend either the mill
tary arsenal Of Nicolaief or theiI
naval establishments in the Blacl
Sea or upon the shores Of the Sea o
Azoff. The treaty 81 peace proclaim
in the widest and most absolute sens
the principle Of the naturalization o
these two seas. Sevastopol will no
bs rebuilt. The Russian ports an,
cities will not be rebuilt. The Rus
sian ports and cities will be accessi
BE to all governments. who will b,
free to exercise On active smreilianc
by means Of CONSULAR agents. Al
the Russian forts which have beel
constructed upon tho eastern coast o
the Black Sea along the Csucasu
until the extremity Of the Russian
territory, not far from Batoum, vii
be destroyed and cannot b. replaced
N. 5. do Sacy intimates that til,
demolition Of the line Of forts exten
ding TO the south Of the Caucasus
between the Black and Caspian Seas
was demanded OF Russia, and tina
the demand was refused on the groun,
that the forts were necessary to tn
security Of the frontier; that no En-
ropean interest calls for their destruc
ton, and that they cannot be brough
within the scope Of the 9th article.
The Allies, 1t Is said, gave way
bnt it was agreed that the Ruso- Turk
ish frontier on that side should be de
fined, so as 10 avoid future conflicts
the Russians, meanwhile, retirin,
from the Turkish territory,
1t is also affirmed that the Turkisl
Plenipotentiaries demanded of Rus
sia, an indemnity for the expenses o
the war, and for damages sustsine,
through repeated invasions by Rus
sia. These latter damages. il Is said
have been frequently admitted BY tn