Demoine courier., 1856-05-08
Conference Closed.
Drcadstuas stiiI Lower.

Auc CHHeI features OF Inc ne VS. are
the closing Of The Paris Conference, The
postponemeM of the debate IN Parli
men' until The return Of Lord Clarendon,
she banquet given in London 10 MIR Dial
ias, the expisn avon of Lord .Psnmure
Why troops were sent TO Canada, the
sl'ghi defea, met by the government, 10
ne vote against Tie grant to May nod,h
Cdhege, and strengthened ru,nora in con-
sseqnence that Parllment will shorty be
dissolveJ.
CLosiNo OF PEACE CONFERENCE -
The Monileu, that the Con.
ftrShce closed lis siuings or Thurs
day. m
Immediately after The PRONUNCIATION OF
the general treaty the protocols will be
published and make known the labors Oh
the Congress in delai'.
The questions consideted at the las:
sitting we're /:
LEI. The free na,iga lion OF the Dan.
ubr.
I'd. Interior regime Of The P~rincipali-
ties, shd the arranig. aient of the iron
liz RI.
3d. Situation OF Christians IN rur
key.
Conn, OrlcG goes TO, Naples immedi-
attly after The exchange o. Publications
4 zee his son who was wounded IN lhs
Guinea. &
An Austrian ambassador ia 10 go to
Rnne Immediately on u special mission
It's rumOred that he mis.inn refers 10
ihe C~oncorda,, but Italian journals sa,
tina, l. refers 10 the general slate of |,
ally. ~
ENGLAND.-The Lnrd Mayor enter
ta'nkd Mr. Dallas on Thursday al III.
Mansion House, in hnn,,r Of his arrival
As Minister from lhs u ); 900 guests
Nsere presen'.
The Lord Mayor toasted Mr. Da:ias
" s4Acil K II wnh a speech iull o! gener-
Vas sernsn en,S lowaras A,nerica. ami ie,.
grrtiifg that any question: shnuid ever
arise b,twerG tie lwo countries which
should 'ht-a,-n Ih- tyeatini alternative
.; War. The M,our's nasl was the
health II Mr. Dallas ADD The ,rusler,i,
ST TIA. great republic L. winch he has ii,e
w w HFi'EE. . #..#. #.H# .H -.
NJ Dailas made y r. citous reply, re-.
tipIrrnrnk ,ha generous sentiments of
tbe'f"rl Mayor, and ats,r,ag HIM ,llas
he was n"t a~u'hnrz'a Ia heel aud d,d
not heel any dr.irr niier tbsn ,hatui CIV
Try ms hes, eue.girs aDti txer,inns un-
itrer,ediv To The r-sinralinn of the mos
~hnfn"hitns Stnilm,il.s aud friendly re
fsuons.
Oi,rr speeches were IN ,le. afior which
Mr Dial AS gave lac health vi The l.a9y
Ma,oress.
ffne L"rl ra,or responded r!t'rg
MI Hjall, IS iha: 4e wa, ipilorlzvd BIZ lie
Lady May"ress % "a n bis ~.ipioma-
cy rqnslird ms gailan,rv. there could ba
1Ap lear OF sucress l.. hit missio..
la the House of Lo.2s. IN reply 10
EarsElgln's question touching reports
tha. large bodies Of lroops aud quantities
0f ah %LIunnlon were about, 10 be dispatch.
ed oCaIada. Lord Paimars,an SAID II
was true The Government Contemplated
de-, { so, but the impression tia, they
were for purposes of sggrassirn was un
founded. The Govrrrment intended re
placinp troops. munitions of war and
stores IN place Of those previously with
Drawn Tor CrImesn service.
FRANcE.-A spIendid fete was given
in Paris on Monday, in honor Of the
F., Temperatures.
LATEST By TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON
PARIS. Thursday. - Count Cavonr
leaves this P NJ 70: London for a few
days, ant then will return via Paris to
Turin.
The Cabinet OF Vienna is ben, on oc
cupy ing every corner OF Italy. where po-
lit'cal excitement can be go, up as an ex-
cuse Tor their presence. Events in lay
are daily increasing in interest.
Il Is qui,e possible the Duke Of Tue.
cary will again be compelled to demand
German ifoors. Additional Austrian
forces are untsr orders for the Roman
States. and gsrrisons in Lombsrdy are to
be increased. i
Austria ovidentls intends TO perma.
shepdy occupy as much Of Italy as she
Acaf, IN order 10 ins1l, any intrigue q
Kgainst SARDINIA. In fac, Austria is a,
war with Piedmont. although The armies
are not face to face, il is impossible to
salSy what even. may bring about a fresh
2Vpgie-,hat struggle cannot long be de-
tSed.
Austria. however. will strive 10 put Of
s4uarrel on The Geld until The policy and
ALTITUDE Of France and England in regard
$ ,ofhe war in Iraly no longer coincide
he work towards ,hs ci7ilion has al.
x Iesdy ccmmenccd in Paris. Nj. BouI
seems 10 persuade ,he Emperor ,ha,
sny change liz j. would end in a revolu
: ion.
- VIENsA.-Tke Emperor signed the
ratification Of the treaty on the 5.b.-
Public thanks were ordered throughout
Iie country. 4
The rate q, which The 10, on the corner
Of Slate and Exchange streets. Bosom.
was recently sold was $50 per square
: foot, and q, ibe same rate The cost Of an
acre OF land would amount to sJ.4s4,.
500 per acre.