The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-31
BY TELEGRAP PHI.
PEACE CONFIDENTLY EXPECTED.
Prussia Admitted TO sfae Conference.
NEWS l,nnNr NIL, c,nrn11r
LENS from France, Spain and Russia.



28th, at o'clock P. NJ.
Mr.. Dallas Immediately proceeded to tht
Adelphi Hotel, where deputation of Ameri
can Chamber of Commerce presented him 6
congratulatory address.
No excitement exists regarding American
affairs
Nothing definite has transprised regard
ing the doings Of the peace conference. Al
accounts agree upon an almost certainty o
peace, and advices from Germany and Russia
bear the same tone .aa-.
1t is generally rumored that the treaty O
peace will be signed on Saturday. All diff
culties, however, are not yet adjusted.
Several important particulars respecting the
Prncipalities, ard Asiatic frontier are left as
undecided as when the Congress first met.
1t is rumoreI that ratification of the
treaty, and adjustment Of unadjusted difficult
ties, are to be referred to commission on the
spot. Sardinia viii not represented in this
commission.
Dispatches from Berlin and Vienna state
that it Prussia has been invited to send rep
resentatives, she viii accept, and Baron Monte
rfel was to have left Berlin on the 14th, for
Paris, as Plenipotentiary.
The admission of Prussia is said to be espe-
cially based on the ground, that the discus
sion respecting the treaty of 1916, by which
the Dardennielles were closed to ships of war
is to begin forthwith.
Palmerston, however, refused to answer
D'Israeli's question, as to whether Italian af-
fairs should occupy the attention of the con-
vention
CaIMEA.-The Russians and allied generals
had met on the Watku bridge and exchanged
propositions.
The Tchernaya has been traced between the
two armies.
Selma Pasha was preparing to take COM
mand OF the Turkish army.
The Ottoman ministry was occupied with
measures for alternating the crises.
The general in command of the Turkish
forces at Kars, is to be court marshalled for the
fall of that place.
Free exports is permitted from the Turkish
ports, but prohibited from ports east of OAR
dannelles.
Baltic advices state that the British flying
squadron was passing towards the gulf Of Fin
land.
FRANcE.-Pars commercial letters speak
with confidence ofpeace. The more cautiouc
fear that peace will bring a commercial crisis.
SPAIN--The Madrid papers officially deny
that Napoleon had addressed remonstrance
to the Spanish government respecting internal
Affairs of the Safe
RUssIA.-Prince Gortschikoff is going from
Verna to st. Petersburgh to take part in the
deliberations relative to the diplomatic attitude
to be taken by Russia after the peace confer
ence. Steff returns from Stuttgart for the
same purpose.
There is nothing reliable in reference to the
conference. Prussia has been admitted, and
Baron Monterifel and Count Hatfield, are re.
personalities. -
1t is believed the treaty of peace would be
signed that week. 1t is also reported that the
fifth point was being settled
Hostilities on the Baltic are forbidden.
Buchanan's speech, at recent public din
ner, tranquilized the public mind.
A commercial catastrophy is apprehendec
in France.
| The profits of the Bank Of England for 81,
months is 100000.
Loss Of the Steamer Carlew.
B0SToN, March 20.
The Canard steamer Carlew run ashore O.
the 18th inst, on the north of the breakers O.
Bermuda, and sank in three minutes. Tn
crew were saved. She was bound from Halifa
to Der nuia.
!. The vessel will be total loss, as the hui
n is broken in two, and decks under water. Sh
sank SO rapidly nothing was saved. Passer
: gers barely escaped with their lives
Il The ship Sea Lion, from Charleston for Hay
IS re, arrived at St. Georges Bermuda, on til
= 18th inst, leaking badly.
/, Brig Blank, from Darien, for Havre, arrive
:, same time in distress.
: BALTIMORE, March %.
The Union of this morning contains the al
: nouncement of Col. Forney's withdrawal fro
, that paper.
- 9E F.r New YoRK, March 20.
;. The executive committee of the Republica
= have called convention to nominate Pre-.
"a dent, to meet at Philadelphia 18th June
: NEW York, March 90
IS The steamer Fulton from Havre arrived.
his Her news is anticipated.
WAsHINGToN, March o.