Daily American organ., 1856-05-09
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Three Days Later fross Europe.
HALIFAX, May S.-The Cunard steanship Amer
ica, from Liverpool on the 10th ultimo, arrived at
this port this morning, route for Boston. Her
advices three days later than those BY the North
America at Quebec.
The London Star states that the British Cabinet
came 10 decision on the 22d ultimo with respect
sions In regard to Central American affairs but
determined not to recall Mr. Crampton.
The papers in relation to the Central American
question had been laid before Parliament, but no
action had been taken In the matter. The docu-
ments on the enl stment question would be ready
In few days. There was no excitement in the
country with respect to the questions at issue.
The London papers contain copy Of the Treaty
Of Peace which is considered authentic. II con-
tains thrty-four articles
The first restores perpetual friendship between
the contending Powers.
I'd. Declares that all territory conquered or oc.
cupied during the war shall be reciprocaly evacu-
ated.
3d. Russia restored Kars and all other Ottoman
territory.
4th. The Allies restore Sebastopol, Baaklaya,
Kamesch, Kertsch, and Eupatoria.
The fifth to the eighth articles are missing.
9th. The Sultan grants equality to Christians in
his dominions, and the other contracting Powers
internal government of the Ottoman Empire.
10th. The convention of lS4l, closing the Bos-
phorus and the Dardanelles, Is reafirmed.
18th. The Black Sea is neutralzed and forever
closed to all ships Of war belonging to any Power,
with the exceptions specified in the fourteenth and
nineteenth articles.
18th. Trade is made free to the Black Sea- and
Consuls are admitted to all its ports.
18Th. Neither Turkey nor Russia are to hold
arsenals In the Black Sea.
l4th. Convention regulating force for coast SER
vice concluded individually between Russia and
Turkey, but is appended to the treaty and unalter
able except with general consent.
10Th. Makes the free navigation Of the Danube
o law of empire.
10th. Appoints delegates from the various con-
tracing Powers to put the river in navgable order
18th. Makes provision for keeping it SO.
18th. Provides for permanent commission to
superintend its police.
10th. Allows each of the contracting Powers to
station two small ships at the mouth of the
Danube.
goth. Defines new frontier of Bessarabia.
2lst. Cedes and annexes the added territory to
Moldavia.
ed Continues Moldavia and Wallachia under
the sovereignty Of Turkey.
Esd. Guarantees to them freedom of religion and
commerce.
gath. Makes provision toward their definite Or
ganization.
25th Provides that constitution for the gov
ernment of the principaties shall be framed in
Paris.
26th. Says that the princpalities shall maintain
militia, and may construct defences approved by
the Porte.
27th. In case of the internal disturbance of the
Principalities the Porte cannot interfere without
consulting the contracting Powers.
2Sth. Continues Servia as dependency of the
Porte.
29th. Gives to the Porte the right to garrison it.
30th. Gives to Russia and Turkey their former
possessions in Asia, with new frontiers marked out
under the treaty.
Slst Provides for the immediate evacuation Of
Turkey by the Allied and Austrian forces.
32d Allows trade to 60 -on as before the war,
until new arrangements are made.
33d Relates to the Aland Islands.
.34th. Designates the time when the treaty shall
be ratified.
In the British Parliament the government sus-
tanned defeat, being out-voted by twenty-eight
majority in favor of open competition for civil ap
pointments.
Lord Lyndhurst had given notice Of motion in
reference to the condition of Italy and Lord
Malmesbury Of vote of censure for the fall of
Kars.
An Imperial decree orders further reduction of
The French have evacuated Kinburn.
The difficulty between England and Persia is al.
ready settled.
Advices from Teheran say that the Americans
are endeavoring to make treaty of commerce.
THE MARKETS.
Cotton-The Brokers' Circular quotes an ad-
vance on the week of l-8 d., middling qualities
being most in demand; sales of the week s8, 900
bales, including $4,000 on speculation and 1000
bales for export Fair Orleans, I'd; middling
Orleans, 9 3-S 6 7-16d fair Mobile and uplands
Sid middling uplands Mobiles, 6 lad The
Brokers' Circular quotes the -four market sitter,
and not higher for some qualities and trife high
er for Others Western canal 32s. Ohio, 35s. a
sos. Cd. Wheat was trife higher. Corn ad-
vanced Is, and quoted 29s. a sos. Provisions
were firm and unchanged. The London money
market was easier. Consols for money closed at
90 3-4 a 93.
Virginia American Convention.
RICHMOND, May S.-The Virginia American
Convention adjourned last night, after appointing
electors for the Congressional and Senatorial dis
tricts and counties. Messrs John NJ Bolts, Thos.
s. Flournoy, A. H. Stuart, and John s. Carlile
were elected for the State at large.
Resolutions we're adopted ratfying the nomina-
tion Of Mr.. Fillmore, endorsing him as true to the
Union and the constitution, knowing no North, no
South, no East, no West but looking to the inter-
ests Of the whole country. Also, endorsing Mr.
Donelson friend of the Union, patriotic and
faithful to the constitution.
The third resolution condemns the squatter
sovereignty doctrine of the Nebraska bin under
which aliens vote in violation of the naturalization
laws and the ascendency Of the anti-savery stnti-
ments secured in every territory hereafter to be
formed
The proscriptive spirit and harsh invective of
the Democratic party towards the American party
are declared to be upjastifable and unpatriotic.
The last resolution declares the Democratic party
responsible for the embarrassed condition Of the
finances of Virginia.