Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-04-17
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUaoPE.

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EURoPE.
The Steamer Cambria, at Boston, April 18th,
brings the following intelligence from Europe:
The Peace Conference met again on the 9th.
The deliberations were said to be Of an impor-
tant character. II was confidently believed
that treaty of peace would be signed on the
18th, the day the Cambria sailed.
Napoleon had expected that the final settle
ment of the difficulties would have taken place
sooner, and had ordered the guns of the In
yalides to announce the conclusion of peace at
the same time 1e Deum was celebrated for the
birth of the Prince of Algiers, but Prussias
claim to the same footing of the other powers,
which was earnestly resisted by Lord Clarendon,
caused delay. Lord Clarendon prevailed, and
it was arranged tnat the allies shall sign one
protocol and that the. second protocol shall be
drawn to be signed by the allies Jointly
The London Times dislikes the demonstra-
tons in favor OF peace, and intimates that the
people of England will be discontinued with
the terms.
The armistice is not formally prolonged but
telegraphic dispatches have been sent not to re-
new hostilities without express orders.
The Crimea.
Advices from the Crimea to the 18th nit. state
that the health of the French army had i'm
proved.
Several confagrations had occurred at Eupa
toria.
Omer Pacha had long interview lately with
the Turkish Ministry. He determines to resign
II satisfaction is not accorded to him.
ENGLAND
The interest lately excited in regard to the
difficulties with the United States has almost
become extinct
The crew of the Russian frigate Diana,
captured in the China Seas, had arrived in
France.
A grand review of 100000 men in Paris has
been arranged to celebrate the signing of the
treaty of peace.
1t was rumored that the Emperor of Russia
and Austria would visit Paris soon after the
conclusion Of peace.
Napoleon has determined to send an extern
sive expedition to colonize Madagascar, which
England dislikes.
The American Mediterranean squadron re-
manned at Genoa at the latest accounts
GERMANY.
The Assembly of Hamburg had rejected the
project for new constitution to be drawn up
by the Germanic Diet.
AUSTRIA.
The differences between Austria and Rome
had been mutually arranged.
Raoheps Marriage.
Paris editor having insinuated that Mile.
Rachel was about exchanging the stage for a
husband, she denies the soft impeachment in
the following charming letter:
PARIS, March IL, 1856.
have heard goodly number of
men of wit say that it is better to be abused by
the press than to endure its silence and neg
lect. | must thank you for the kind notice
you have been pleased to make of me in -.
But why, cher ami, are you always talking
about my marriage? and why, even now, do
you suppose me capable of committing such a
useless piece of folly? | have two sons that
adore | have thirty-two years on my certif-
cate of BIRTH have at least fifty on my face.
will not say how old the rest of my body is.
Eighteen years of passionate TRADES on the
stage, running about here and there to the
ends of the earth, winters in Moscow, Water
loo treasons, the treacherous sea and thankless
earth, are reasons enough, it would seem, why
poor little bit Of woman like me should
grow old.
"But Heaven protects the brave, and seems
to have created, expressly for my use, a little
corner not laid down in any Geography, where
can forget my fatigues, my troubles, my pre-
mature old age. And yet, you let loose your
ugly canard to perch on my branches amidst
the other birds, who greet me with thousand
pretty little songs, to welcome the return Of
what-myself or the spring?
Had / died in America, you would have
been the frst-oh, / am sure of ito have
consecrated to me one Of your most passionate
feuilletons-one worthy of your mind and your
heart. And now that have, by species of
miracle, as it we're, been raised from the dead;
now that / can hope to see you again, and
press your hand as that Of an old friend you
say to yourself She is alve-Pm glad of it.
and God be thanked. Now let's tease her.
"Then, away you dash again, plump against
my over.susceptible nerves--amusing people at
the expense of poor little Rachel. Oh, the
fine triumph for your wit, rs though there were
no other victim on which to exercise il. Is
that the way you ought TO treat a poor crea-
ture, who has really come back from the other
world-come, be good and just, and acknowl.
edge yourself guilty Of an inveterate wish to
tease my poor self, so that may have the
pleasure of forgiying you again; and may hope
to see you once again at Paris, or in the
country.
:" By Jupiter, feel that am only too good
to treat you in this way, for this letter is Ger.
tainly not written by Grdnde 7rdgediennc;
but, by good girl, who calls herself
RACHEL.
From the Richmond Enquirer.