The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1856-04-10
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Peace Virtually Concluded-A Son Born to the
Emperor of Francs-No Tidings of the Pacific.

Peace Virtually Concluded-A Son Born to the
Emperor of Francs-No Tidings of the Pacific.
New York, april 1.-The Atlantic reached
her dock about noon. She sailed from Liver
pool on the morning of the 10Th, at l04 o'clock,
with % passengers. On the 22d, she passed,
in latitude 500 20>, longitude 220, steamer,
supposed to be the America, for Liverpool.
ghe steamer Asia arrived out on the 18th.
The Geographic advices from Constantinople
are to the 9th instant. The Divan, owing to
the remonstrances of the merchants, had re-
nounced the projected issue of 00,000,000 pi-
astres in paper money.
The Peace COnference.-Great secrecy, as to
the proceedings of the Peace Conference is still
observed. However, peace is considered as
virtually concluded. The arrival of Baron
Msnteuffel, the Prussian representative, at Paris,
Is alone wanting, before the signing of the pro-
tocol.
The French Heir.-The birth of the Prince
Of Algiers has caused much outward rejoicing
in France and England. Addresses of con.
graduation were pouring into the Tuileries.
Paris was illuminated in honor of the event.
Pope Plus TX is the Princes godfather, and
the Queen of Sweden his god mother.
England-Mr. Dallas, the new American
Minister, has gone to London, and Mr.. Buchan-
- he's taken formal leave of the Queen.
Lord Palmerston accompanied Mr.. Buchanan
IN his devastating, and in this act the English
papers see an indication that the Premier de-
sires to stand well with the United States.
The English Parliament has adjourned.
5 The King of Belgium has arrived at London,
20 attend the confirmation of his god-daughter,
the princess royal of England.
, The young Prince of Prussia is about to re-
49,. 81 l. - Al. D.
A deputation of friends of Poland waited on
instructions to the British Plenipotentary st
Paris, to insist on the restoration Of Poland.
badia.-The India mail has arrived at Trieste.
The dates are: Calcutta, February 9th; and
Bombay, February 10th. A proclamation was
issued on the 9TH of February, announcing the
annexation of Dude, and the deposition of the
King.
The Sandal rebellion had been renewed.
4; LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Rreadstuffs in Liverpool were unsettled,
dealers awaiting the result of the Peace Con-
ference. Not much disposition to operate.
MaxwelPs circular says that -four is difficult of
sale at previous prices, but that wheat has ad-
vanced three pence per bushel on the quota
tons three days previous, and corn declined
one shilling per quarter. The circular of
Messrs. Herman & Cox states that breadstuffs
were very much unsettled since the sailing of
the Canada, and spectators we're unwilling to
enter the market, preferring to await the settle
ment OF thu peace question.
Cotton was dull. Some qualities had de-
clined shade. Sales in the three days of
500 bales.
Hayre cotton market quiet.
Provisions were in steady demand. Tobacco
firm, and in demand.
The money market unsettled and rather
stringent, in the face offurther anticipated loans,
necessary TO deray war expenses already in
Cured. Consos were shade lower, and closed
at 9l3 ca 975 for money, and 81 (9 925 for &C.
count.
American stocks quiet, and somewhat de-
pressed.
Peace Negotiations.
From the New York Evening Post.
The various difficulties presented by the
propositions contained in the preliminaries of
peace have been, according to our informa-
ton, arranged in the following manner:
The first point or proposition, which en-
braces the internal government of the provin-
ices on the Danube, and the rectifcation of the
Bessarabian boundaries, occasioned no great
difference of opinion. Austria simply agreed
to give up her present intention in regard to
the Bessarabian frontier, and refer the whole
matter to a special commission, which is to
proceed to the spot, and rectify, if not the
Russian boundary, at least her own topograph-
ical blunders. The question of the Principal
ties is disposed of by like device of postpone
ment, Austria proposing only a more general
wording OF the proposition, as given IN the
original text of her altimatuns, and reserving
the de6nitive adjustment of the question for
further negotiations between the extracting
parties.
The second point, which relates to the free
dom OF the Danube, was temporarily omitted
from the Conference, and, when the last mails
were despatched for this country, had not been
touched upon.
The third proposition, concerning military
establishments on the Black Sea, gave occasion
for requiring some explanations, and on that
account was not so much discussed as had
been anticipated. In accepting the Austrian
nltimatum, Austria acknowledged the princi-
pie of the naturalization Of the Black Sea, and
renounced the right to erect maritime arsenals
on its shores. The explanations required had
respect to the manner in which this renuncia-
ton should be carried into effect. and to the
number of light vessels which Russia and Tur-
key should respectively be allowed to maintain
for the coast service. The final arrangement
of both these points was likewise reserved for
subsequent negotiations; and in this way the
principal difficulty of this point, if not salts
factorily settled, was at least for the present
avoided.
The fourth point, which respects the cond-
ton of the Christian subjects of the Porte,