The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-13

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NV york. May l2.--The steamer Atlantic.
with dates from Liverpool y fne sOsn April ma
.-s.rhs sh;ef fea.urs oil. the. wsek,s MANA y ths
,,h,c. dor 81 the treaty of peace, together With
three appended conventions Inc nrss ms Icier-
enee 70 the passage o. the Dsfdanenes; sne s e
sSn i,ssh Sea: and the third declares the Aand
ri.nis now fortified also, an important declarA.
tioT If maritime law, abolishing privateering;
Neutral faes TO protect cargo uness Il be contra
band. and neutral goods under an enemy = nag 20
The treaty Of peace Is precisely the same q pub
lished by last steamer. The articles and 2. pc
fore left out, relate to general amnesty ang s ~
change Of prisoners. Articles 2 and 8 give IuI
and secure European arbitration in case OF On
putes with her. Ssa III ri I. 80 i,
Important political meetings presage frouD'ic ea y
Palmerston In Parliament e5 ..,,sn~
A Blue Book had been published, con'Al I'LL
al the documents on the Central Americas a1e''
England. n,
Great excitement existed in politics. LORD tel
merston had called meeting OF ns ii aea 49,.
the cor,seryat lives had held meeting. Inc oppo
s;.o, IS = ,hav mean to make the fall of Kars the
question. ,.;a hosora The House Of
Lords copy Of the treaty OF feace' ana mo W.
~, !, he AIKEN up on the 9Th of May. Lord Pal.
aiso laid it before the House of Commons
s.;,h the motion that it be taken up on the same
ua 2,ha 9TH of May had been appointed as day of
Thanksgiving for the declaration OF peace s.. ~.
motion on the italian question for the present, 1t
the request ofLord Clarendon. @
The debate on the fall of Kars was commenced
ON the 2sth April by Mr.. Whiteside, who intro
dueed a motion of censure on the government g
The Attorney General defended the. govern.
meuL
Lord Jno Manners supported the resolution,
after which the debate was postponed until the
next evening.
Telegraphc advices from Calcutta to the sd
March aud Hong Kong to the 10th.
In Dude matters were quiet, the dep0sed King
having left for England to lay his case before the
Queen a a.
Trade in India had improved.
Persia.
Persia still remained quiet, als5
China.
The instruction in China continued active
ST.
An extensive fire had occurred ut Hong Kong.
Nye, Brothers & Co., at Hong Kong, had failed.
~. Commercial.
LIVERPOOL, April 30-Flour advanced Sd. 01s.
Wheat declined 3D. Corn is firm, at an advance Of
Cd Moderate business doing in breadstuffs.-
Western Canal Flour 29s. 032s.; Ohio "a 035as
White Corn 29ts. 030s.; yellow and mixed Dos.
Money tighter, in consequence of an anticipated
loan aa 49, .s... +
Consuls GEL. s5 ...a sl.s.f s1s
~ arnsssf SECOND DIsPATCH.l
Il NEW YORK May u The details of the mis-
sing articles of the treaty of peace are to the fol-
lowing effect:
5th article, grants an entire and full am.
nesty to any of their subjects who may have been
compromised by any participation whatever in the
events of the war in favor of the enemy This is
understood to apply expressly to such subjects Of
the Powers as may have continued in the service
of one the other of the belligerents during the
war. tEs 10 s.2s p, .,i
Article 9th, declares that the prisoners of war
on either side, shall be Immediately released.
Article 7th, admits the Porte into the paticipa
ton of the advantages of the public law and sys
| tenn of Europe-their Majesties engaging to re-
spect the Independence and Territorial integrity
| of the Ottoman Empire They guarantee in com.
| and win, in consequence, consider any act tend
| ing to its violation as question of general in.
terest af .-s,.1-. at. 4
9Th If there should arise between the Sublime
Porte and one or more of the contracting powers
any Misunderstanding which might endanger
| their relations the Porte, and each such power
before having recourse to force shall afford all the
| other contracting powers an opportunity of pre-
venting such an extremity by means of media
| ton" f9@ ...-s vol
The following additional article is rendered me-
cessity by the transportation of troops, but was
| evidently an after.thought consequent on a sud.
denly suggested difficulty: se .+t' u
| additional and Transitory Article.-The stipula-
l lions of the Convention signed this day respect
in the straits shall not be applicable to vessels of
| war employed by the belligerant powers in the
evacuation by sea of territories occupied by their
armies but the said stpulati0ns shall resume their
entire effect as soon as the evacuation is termina-