The daily Gate City., 1856-05-02
Foreign News.
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ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
Peace Conference Closed.
NR. DALLAS FETED IN ENGLAND.
TROUBLES BRL WING IN ITALY.
Bread dsIuffs Ntiii Lower

The Persia made the trap from Liverpool
in days 10 hours and Is minutes.
Liverpool and London dates are to April
10Th,
The chief features of the news are the
closing of the Paris Conference, the post
ponement of the debate in Parliament until
the return of Lord Clarendon, the banquet
given in London to Mr.. Dallas, the explana-
tlou Of Lord panmure why troops were sent
to Canada, the slight defeat met by the gov
ernment in the vote against the grant to
Maynooth College. and strengthened rumors
IN consequence that Parliament will shortly
be dissolved.
CLOSING or PEACE CONFERENCE. The Mon
lteur announces that the Conference closed
It's sittings on Thursday.
immediately after the promulgation of the
general treaty the protocols will be published
and make known the labors of the Congress
/ in detail
The questions considered at the last sitting
were
! lst. The free navigation Of the Danube.
"a. Interior regime Of the Principahties,
ana the arrangement Of the frontiers.
/ :. Situation of Christians in Turkey.
/ For these purposes Commissioners are APP
| pointed.
Count Orlof goes to Naples Immediately
after the exchange of ratifcations to see his
son who was wounded in the Crimea.
1t IS reported in Paris that diplomatic
movements Of Importance are on foot res
pecting italy,
An Austrian ambassador is to 90 to Rome
immediately on special mission. 1t is ru-
mored that the mission refers to the Concor-
dat, but Italian journals say that it refers to
the general state Of Italy.
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Air. Dallas on Thursday at the Mansion
| House, In honor Of his arrival as Minister
from the {. s.; 200 guests were present.
The Lord Mayor toasted Mr.. Dallas pre-
facing it with speech full Of generous SEN
tlments towards America, and regrettng that
any question should ever arise between tho
two countries which should threaten the
dreadful alternative Of war. The Mavor's
toast was the health Of Mr.. Dallas and the
prosperity of the great republic to which he
has the honor to belong.
Mr.. Dallas made a fclcltous reply. rccip-
rocating the generous sentiments Of the Lord
Mayor, and assuring him that he was not au-
thorized to feel and did not feel any desire
other than that Of giving his best energies
and exertions unreseryedly to the restoration
of the most harmonious sentiments and
friendly relations.
otHeF speeches were mdue, AFTER winch !
Mr.. Dallas gave the health of the Lady
Mayorcss.
The Lord Mayor responded, telling Mr..
Dallas that he was authorized by the Lady
Mayoress to say, if his diplomacy eaualled
his gallantry, there could be no fear of suc-
cess in his mission
In the House Of Lords, in reply 10 Ear
Elgin's question touching reports that large
bodies Of troops and quantities Of ammuni-
ton were about to be dispatched to Canada
Lord Palmerston said it was true the Gov
ernment contemplated doing so, but the im-
preston that they were for purposes Of ae-
gression was unfounded. The Government
intended replacing troops, munitions Of war
and stores in place Of those previously with
drawn for Crimean service.
FRANcE.--A splendid fete was given in
Paris on Monday, in honor of the Plenipo-
tentiares.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON
PARIS, Thursday Cayour leaves this
| T. NJ. for London for few davs, and then
will return via Paris to Turin.
/ The Cabinet Of Vienna is bent on occupy
Ing every corner of Italy, where political ex-
cltement can be got up as an excuse for their
presence. Events in Italy are daily increas-
ing in interest.
1t is quite possible the Duke Of Tuscany
Will again be compelled to demand German
troops. Additional Austrian forces are un-
der orders for the Roman States, and garri
sons IN Lombardy are to be increased
Austria evidently intends to permanently
occupy as much Of Italy as she can, in order
to insult and intrigue against SARDINIA. In
fact Austria IS at war with Piedmont, al
though the armies are not face to face. and il
is impossible to say what event may bring
about fresh struggle-that struggle ca mot
long be delayed.
Austria, however, will strive to put off
quarrel on the field until the policy and atti-
tude of France and England in regard to the
war in Italy no longer coincide. The work
towards division has already commenced in
Paris. NJ Buol seems to persuade the En-
peror that any change in It would end in a
revolution.
VIRSNA.-.T Emperor signed the ratif-
cation of the Treaty on the 5th. Public
thanks were ordered throughout the country