The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-01
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New YORK, March 20.

New York, March 20.
The ship Fulton arris ed this morning from
Havre. She sailed on the 18th, and left Cowes
on the morning of the 18th. The Fulton
brings 50 passengers and $4,000 in specie
Among her passengers is Camden G. Dyke,
the bearer of dispatches from the U. S. legation
at Paris. She brings the second edition of the
London Times of Wednesday the 18th.
The Vienna correspondent of the Times
states that the mystery of the recent improv-
ed relations between Austria and the U. S.
had been cleared up.
An American commercial treaty is about 10
be formed, in order to open direct trade be-
tween the U. S. and Austria for the import of
cotton and other products, direct from Ameri-
Ca instead of from London and Liverpool.
The writer intimates that treaty of COM
merce between the U. S. and Austria will be
concluded at no distant day.
Col. Hodges, the British representative at
Hamburg, had made representations to the
Senate, respecting the qualities of the amuni-
ton that was left at that port for Russia. An
examination followed the effort at reclamation,
when it was found that their supplies had on
the most instances been forwarded on account
oftwo houses of high standing in England, in
one of which member of Parliament was in
terested.
The Times Paris correspondent states that
on two points Russia makes ample conces-
sions, viz The naturalization Of the Black |
Sea, tn the dismantlng of the fortresses
and the non. reconstruction Of Bomarsand.
PARIS, March II.
Congress holds its setting to-day.
The Moneteur publishes the following:
The Congress invited Prussia, as the signer
Of the treaty of July 18th, 1851, to send PIeni-
to Paris and the king of Prussia
has appointed Baron de Mantenfela and Count
Hatfield. The Baron has left Berlin for
Paris.
VIENNA, March Is.
A new reduction of the Austrian army has
been announced. From Kiel March IA, we
learn that the Trio Fly had entered that port
with dispatches from the British Governor re-
questing Commodore Watson not to engage in
hostiities in the Baltic.
1t was stated in we'll informed circles on
Friday night that Parliament would be disolv-
ed early in May.
The Sultan'S brother is dead
The Armistice was proclaimed March 1st in
the Crimea.
A dispatch from Berlin of the 18th says,
that Count Oroff has made known at ST.
Pe,ersburgh, that definite understanding had
been come to on the 9th point, and thanks to
the instructions brought by Scheenlof, peace
is restored.
Some special deliberations which are to take
place between Russia and Turkey have been
reserved.
Preparations, are making at Moscow for the
coronation of the Emperor, which will take
place after peace is concluded.
In Parliament a question was asked when
the papers in regard to the dispatch of the
United States in relation to the Central Amer
lean question would be presented.
Lord Palmerston replied that he was unable
to state-but very soon after the Easter recess.
Mr.. Roebuck asked whether the papers
would include those relative to the recruiting
question.
Lord Palmerston said he could not tell at
present, as no reply had been received to the
last dispatch to Her Majesty's Government.
VNcENNEs, March 81.
The steamer J. NJ Stockwell, while coming
through the points near Palestine, ILL.,. last
night, met with an accident which disabled
her wheels, and she had to lay up for repairs;
but may be down tomorrow or next day at
the furthest. She has heavy cargo of pro-
duce on board for New Orleans.
New YORK, March 81. i
The Canadas mails left this morning.
Desdemonia of Orleans, and Havre for Car
diff, at Stikes, leaking.
MUscATINE, March 81.
The river is entirely clear of ice between
here and Rock Island and is thought to be open
from this point to st. Louis.
LAsALLE, March 81.
River is open to this point. The steamer
Challenge arrived yesterday and left again for
ST. Louis last night.
ELECTION NOTICE.
ZTOTIOEis hereby given that election will he held at
low in the city oil Ey-