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BosToN, March 2s.-Wo have the fol-
lowing additional by examining the files of
foreign papers
The Allies were constructing wooden huts
on both banks Of the Bosphorus, for their
troops, and Englisl, engineers were laying
out camp on the Asiatic coast. -
The Picsse d Orient publishes letter
from Titlis Of the 18th, announcing that
| seventeen Turkish generals had been sent
| to Moscow.
a grand dinner was given on Tuesday,
by Mr.. Buchanan, American Minister, at
his mansion house, London. A large num-
Der OF diplomatists and official dig Sntares
wero present, besides many private citizens
and Americans. Mr.. Buchanan made 4
speech, in which lie spoke with decided
confidence of an early and satisfactory SET
| tlement of the American question. His
remarks entirely dissipated all apprehcn-
sions of war between this country and Eng
land. T:ie excitement among the people
| regarding war with the United States has
almost entirely subsidized. No apprchen-
sions are entertained on this score 1t is a
decidedly unpopular subject with the peo-
pic.
The Peace Congress held its ninth sitting
ON the 18th ult. The Monitcur publishes
the following:
The Congress having invited Prussia, as
the signcr of the treaty Of the 18th July,
l84l, to send Plrnipotentiaries to Paris, the
King of Prussia has appointed Baron de
aontcuttel and Count dc Hatfield. Baron
Monteutfcl has left Berlin for Paris.
A despatch dated Vienna, March H.,
states that new reduction Of the Austrian
army has been announced.
From Kicl, under date March I3. we are
informed that the FircRy had entered that
port, with despatch from the British Gov
ernment, requesting Commander Watson
not to engage in hostlities in the Baltic.
1t was stated in well informed circles that
Parliament will most probably be dissolved
early iu May.
The ar'nistice was proclaimed throughout
the Crimea on the lst Of March.
A despatch from Berlin, Of the 10Th,
says: Count Orloff has made known at St.
Petersburg that definite understanding
had been come TO on the fifth point, and,
thanks to the instructions brought by NJ.
Schcewalo6, peace is assumed.
Preparations arc being made at Moscow
for the coronation Of the Emperor, which
will take place after the conclusion Of peace.
Gov. ROBINSON has sent another mes
sage 10 the Free State Legislature of Kan-
sas, stating that in his previous communica-
ton he intended to recommend no course to
be taken in opposition to tue General Gov
ernment, or to the Territorial Government; !;
while it shall remain with the sanction of
Congress, collision. with either is to be avo-
ded In conformity with these suggestions
Of the Free State Governor, both houses
have adopted the following resolution:
ResoIpsd, BY the Senate and House of
Representatives of the State of Kansas,
That the laws enacted by hespresent Legis-
lature shall not have effect until an act be
passedby the present or some future Legis-
lature declaring them in force.
It is stated that Judge Lecomple; Of Kan
sas, has caused thsindictment Of the mem
bers Of the Free Shte Legislature, and that
several Of them had been arrested, and
others dsleft the Territory, ss g., s
IsSf GUiLTysrT The jury in the case Of Jas.
IPef Millan, who it will: ::be reooIlected
killed Madison King, IN December. last.
hsye retlrued Z verdict ofs murder and the,
Iscntence of death y Wis passed Yesterday:
Pile Is TO be hanged on The 2Sthsdgy Sol
Jnns next Barnaell geatinSl. 8. &C 3
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