Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-24
Advance in BREADSTUFFS and COTTON
New YORK. April II.

Advance In BRGADSTUEFS and COTTON
New YORK, April II.
The steamer Baltic is at anchor outside
the harbor. Her papers arrived at liz
O'Clock, without any previous announce
ment.
The treaty of peace was signed by al
the Plenipolenliarics at Paris, on Sunday
March 3Oth Great demonstrations of 10y
were exhibited at Paris, firing OF cannon
Examinations, DC The English demon.
STATIONS were much more quiet. Rati
fications cannot be exchanged within foul
weeks.
The Africa arrived out on the 3lst o
March.
LONDON, April 2.
The Paris Mon;eur Of Yesterday, an.
nounccd, by especia! DEGREES, that the
Grand Cross of the Legion of Honor was
conferred on Walewski and Baron Bourg.
ency, and the Baron is raised to the digni-
ty of Senator.
Official journals also announce the En-
pcrors decision that the soldiers of the
class of l848, who have been retained till
now under the military banners, shall be
restored to their homes.
Orders for the execution of the will OF
the Emperor have been issued by the Min
tiers of War.
The ceremonial announcement of the
conclusion Of peace was made to the Sen
ate and Corps Legisla,ilf, on the Monday,
in the words previously employed to an
nounce the fact in the Monitaur To
this proclamation, the Minister of State
added
The Emperor has charged me in bring
ing the fact to your knowledge, to thank
you for the support you have always af-
forded, which with the admirable devoted
ness of the allied forces, have contributed
to the happy issue of the war"
The members of the conference have
still to perfect secondary arrangements es-
sential to the new state Of affairs to be es-
tablished in the East
The lie Nord says: The organization of
the Principali.ics is one of the res.ive sub
jects, and the Debats points out as another
special regulations necessary for the free
navigation of the Danube.
MARsEILLEs, Tuesday.
Allif Bey embarked last night from this
port, bearing the treaty to Cons:antinoplc
for the ratification of the SULTAN. A French
officer of rank also embarked on a special
mission to the Sultan from the Emperor of
France.
Admiral Simonds died on his passage
from Marseiles.
BERLIN, Tuesday
The announcement Of the conclusion of
peace in the Prussian Chambers Yesterday,
was received with cheers.
Accounts have been received of the death
Of Sir Charles latham. Governor of Vic
toria. The Bri ish German Legion, which
has b 'en raised by Baron S,uttenheim to
meet the cxegencics of the war, will be
sent to the Cape of Good Hope, now thai
peace is concluded.
At the Cape they vii garrison the colo
ones and the officers and men will receive
grants of land for military services. The
Strength of the force will muster about the
10th Of April, when all the troops Ell route
VIII be released.
The Bank of France has reduced lis
rates oil discount from six to five per cent
The Moniteur contains the following dis
patch from Pelissier, dated at Scbastopol,
23d:
This morning the French, English and
Sandman armies and fleet fired 1U2 guns
each. in honor Of the birth of the Imperial
Prince.
During the day the Commander in Chief
Of the English and Sandman armies, came
officially to offer me their congratulations.
There have been Examinations in the camps
and the Russians Illuminated their line on
the Inkermann.
Breadstufs were generally unchanged,
but Flour, owing to an improved demand,
was firmly held at the last dates. Corn
quiet and unchanged. Lard quiet, pend
ing large arrivals from the Continent. Tai
low steady. Bigland. Athya & Co., Liv-
erpool, report Wheat 1@2d. Beef and
Pork unchanged. Bacon active at 52s Cd
"a Sos at auction. The stock of Cheese
was exhausted. Rosin dull at As ida IS
Cd. All qualities of Cotton have slightly
advanced The sales of the last three days
were 10000 bales The sales to specula-
tors and exporters were 8, 500 bales.