The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-14
ARRIVALOF THE WASHINGTON.
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-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE PARIS PEACE TREATY NOT YET SIGNED.
Reported Differences Amonystthe Pie
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Struggle Of Turkey to Preserve her In
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Z BRITISH WAR VESSELS IN SEARCH OF THE PACIFIC.
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mo Enlistment Question Reviewed.
DENMARK AND THE SOUND DUES.
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1hs Empre1 Eusenie and King Of Algeria
All Veil.
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PRINCE JEROME B0NAPARTE C0NvAtEScENT.
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Deaths of Sir hyde Parker and Sir Henry
Pottinger.
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FALL IN CORN-COTTON UNCHANGED.
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PRINCE JEROME soNApAarE coNvAlescEAT.

TO-, GO., 10.
Ths United States steamship washingtoo, Captain
Cavendy, from Bremen via Southampton 28th March,
arrived at Sandy Hook saturday night, ana Ieaohsd
her dock early yesterday mosriog.
The Royal mail steamer Amersa had not arrived, and
the Cambria appointed to sal from Liverpool with
the next malls for America on the 2oh ult.
The British Admiralty have IN ordancs with ap-
peal addressed to them through the London Times decided
upon sending two steamers in search Of the missing mail
steamship Pacific. The ships ne Desperate and Tar
tarus, AID were Immediately despatched.
The probabilities Of peace have since last intel
sence from England, received . check which It
aied would delay the conclusion Of the negotiations for
days. It presum d that the meeting Of the 2M
ult. would have been the last, but unanity did not
prevail and the discussion not am,abls had
been anticipated. There is every probability, however
of the differences being arranged although not posi-
lively known BY what they were cAusso.
The london Times correspondent defines the to be
demand put forth by the PrussAn PIenipotentares to
30 admitted TO sign the treaty pasoe the foot
ing and in the same character Pf ussia had been
party to the alliance throughouas she had accepted
al the obligations involved in it, hsS joined In the ui
nstum and declared that she would ride by 81, Its
ssuenoes It Is also said that Rassa supports Prussia
IN these pretensions.
Another msstipg of the Conference was held ON the
24h but nothing had ransped with respect to the
turs ct the deliberations Nothing hinted With
to tho differences Of the previous meeting, but
asserted that the signing Of the treaty Of peace
ty expected. The opinion thai the Conference would
ultimately resolve itself into European Congress
generally bsieved.
telegraph from Berlin speaks satsfActoriy Of the
Coeersuces and states that Austria whilst being With
the Western Powers, is cetssted oy Russia.
ACCOUNTS frcm the Crimsa state tiat the allies have
ced the demolition Of the ncosurs wal round
sshastopoi.
Ishnael Pssha said 70 be increasing the army Of
AnstOis. Gen. Aouravief hsd recAvsd rsaforcemsnts
b way If the Caspian Sea and riais.
intelligence from Paris sta that the oIty Of Parma
end the surrounding country had again besn laa under
state of s;egs which renewed attacks OF
ssssnauon. The Auditor Of the War Department had
been stabbed in the back whilst waking with another
oHesr
Tho government had become greatly alarmed at the
cattle murIan, which said to be spreading all
the continent
The london Times correspondent writing from the Cri.
aea, ssys:-
The party sti chershes hopes that the negotia-
eoncessons but ought to suit raey doubtless
consider thst they have ons enough for honor snd glory
revenge Moreover,
cannot afford war: Eogand can; and their army, hoT
ever numerous they may show II to 10 on paper,
s.isohDs sadly sour.y sad 'ey.r are plsyins ssvoo
itivey asserted to be 40 day, aud generally
Mr.. Buchanan sxMniter OF the Uri.sd States to the
court Of st. James to have left England for New
York, by the Arago, from Southampton on the 9th OF
April Mr.. Buchanan, accompanied BY Gen. Campbell,
American Consul for London, and Col J. R. Croskey.
Araerican Consul for Southampton lett London the
Goth ais, via Fokeatope aud Bouosne for Paris where
WAS his intention to pass few days before visiting the
gus previous 70 his departure for The United States.
Cir Hyce Parker commander of the Br sh naval forces
the Fast Indies, died at Devonport ths 21st ul
SIR Henry Pottinger dei at Malta, the 18th March.
This officer had rendered great service In hw adminisa
ton o( public affairs In Iodis, China and AficA
The Paris Aoster Of 26th usimo announces that the
state Of her Msjssy tho Empress continuing to be excel
lent further bulletin of her Msjssys health will be
Issued In the public alton stated that Prince
Jerome Napoleon being ont Of danger, and his state
gradually improving, this bulletin sill be tho last.
According to . correspondent Of the Independence
B the minutes Of the sttings of the PienipotsntiAes
at PARIS Athegraphed twenty-five copies being taken
Of each report The process lakes place at che Foreign
Msisry the two printers employed being under the rigid
suvetlance of Trustworthy and venerable smploye.
letter from Rome, in the Milan Gazette, Says
The Rone and Frascai Railway, whi,n rs already sta
ted va be opened in May next has It's termnus just
outside the Porto Msgg1ore This line will become the
main section OF the Rome and Naples Railway, which is
be conceded b th tine Count de M5ntsmoln and
tho family Of Orleans deeply interested In the matter
Adviees from st. Petsrburg say
can give you dstss tho Rrst visit OF the i'm
peral iay to the Grand theatre nce the deA OF tbs
late Empesor IL the 9TH of March, sod she pe,s
represented was "n Tsovatore" All the piscss we're
occupied By the higher clssses, who Ia brilliant
soietss: ard the foreign ministers In tho
boxes Toe Queen Dosager OF she Netherlands. toe
Grand Duke Nicholas and BRIDE the Grana Daxs
santine and his Grand Duchess tho Grand Duke Mohse
the G4aro Duchess Mary tbs Prince of Oden burg and
the Prince Augustus Of Wurtem5srg their
MajeetSes On the -vA OF the Emperor loud cheers
raiscc add they contnued until the nation hymu
sche chrani Zara (Gd prorect ths Czsr),
up by the orchestra When the hymn ter minated,
the hurrahs recommended and did mot until after
the rising Of the curtain.
The Paris konitcur, of 25th ultimo publishes the fol
lowing
livery Of tbs Empress and the Dir OF Impsal prince
chapted Sunday o'clock, Ia tho church OF
MOTTO Dame, In presence Of the ministers, msrshss,
Presidents snd members Of the Senae Of the Legislative
body and Of the Council Of state Of the courts aud t
ounah Of the Superior Council Of Public Instruction. Of
me Institute, Of the different Administrations an of the
superior ccers of National GiaSd ani Of the army
AFTER the 2e Oo the Domino Sdlrun the Aron oisn
p OF Paris surrounced by all tne cogy Of tho metropo
ih, gave The Pontiacal blessing.
Ibe Anarian Gaseae ann,unoes the death and burial
"af warsaw Of General Popof, Hssman Of ths Don
Cossacts.
lstter from Rome Of the 18th urt., says:--
has been decided that special delegate wifi be sent
20 Paris In the month OF juno bspze the child who's
torth w. expected BY the Emperor of the Freach Tue
person hitherto mentioned Tor that mssion ia oe .rd,
nal Vicar Patrz. rbe Roman Chancery Ia At this mo-
znent negotiating important affair with ths peosoe,t
of q favorable solution. 1t had asked to be aloweL
s new Emperor replied hst hts Hohosss Was at Ibsrty
- asms hops to I'll the sees, the Russian g,vsrnsnt