Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-10
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA
NEW YnRK Anril 4

NEW FORK, April 4.
The Asia reached her dock about , p. M
Her dates are to the 22nd no news of the
Pacific. 1t is generally believed the Treaty of
Peace will be signed Saturday 22nd, or Monday
gath, in the event of the delay the armistice
would be extended to April 30 No other news
I OF Importance The Prussian representatives
took their seats the llth
The actual business of the conference is said
to be over, and a committee of l from the Repre-
sentatiyes from each of the Powers is engaged
in drawing up a treaty of Peace. The commit
tee consists of Mr. DeBourqueney, Lord Craw-
ley, Count Buol, Baron Bruno, Count Cavour,
and Ali Paseha. The papers are full of con-
gratuatory addresses respecting the infant Ma
poleon.
We have also few editorials on the subject
of American affairs.
The export of breadstuffs from the Kingdom
Naples has been resumed.
The Austrian correspondent has the following
dated March 10th and 18th Omar Pacha has
arrived at Constantinope.
Great mortality exists among the French in
the Crimea
The health of French at Constantinople was
improving.
The Notifications at N.colaeoff were strength
ened.
Gen. Luderes has ordered all officers on fur
Tough to return
a letter from kertsch says the news of the
aIIiilSlIce produced Il pfO10uDQ sensation OF Joy
along the shores of the sea of Azoff. Business
became suddenly active The imperial foundry
has been closed, this would seem to confirm the
report of the intention of the court of Russia
to abandon and close all its maritime establish
ments on the Black sea- On the 18th all the
batteries and ships of the Allies fired salute in
honor of the birth of Napoeon's son. Letters
from the camp in Crilnea extend from March
3D. to 7th, and are chiefly filled with the weather
General Codrington issued general orders on
the second, forbidding firing upon the enemy
until the expiration of the armistice.
March 3lst-The line the acqueduct, run
ming along the left bank of the Schroy-is the
limit of separation between the English and
PruSsian armies.
ENGLAND.-Mr. Buchanan has introduced his
successor Mr.. Dallas,) to the diplomatic corps,
and on the 10Th transferred to him the charges
of the embassy. Mr. b. has gone to Paris and
will probably return home in the steamer leav-
ing Liverpool, April 10th or 19th there is a re-
port from the Crimea that two divisions of the
army the Highanders, and Bird and 4th division
under Sir Col, Campbell will Immediately pro-
coed to Canada.
FRANCE.-The Emperor had been the re-
cipient of numerous congratulatory addresses
on the birth of his SON.
An amnesty was proclaimed to all political of
Tenders who will return ard take the required
oath OF allegiance.
GeneraiS HoIan, Can Robert and BoSquet are
raised to rank of Marshals of France Mr.
Fould and Admiral Hamilton received grand
crosses of the legion Of honor.
1t is calculated from statistical tables that the
number Of children born on March 18th amount
to 800. Each child is to receive gift of 5000
francs all the boys must be named LOUIS and
all the girls EuGENiE.
Prince jerome is recovering.
sPAIy.A despatch from Paris dated 10Th, is
n folloWs--the State of Snaiu eXclteS great
alarm here.
The Spanish Government has been warned,
and the frontiers are well guarded. A dispatch
from Madrid, same date, reports al. is tranquil.
PARIS Frday-The Empress and young
Prince continue to get on we'll