The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-04-24

spirited citizens who, to say the least of
them, are gentlemen of enterprise and
taste, have recently planted two rows Of
trees around the square, occupied by the
County buildings This is, an i'm prove.
mcnt that should have been made long /
ago--7it will. add very much to the ap-
pearance of our. already beautiful town,
and be an honor to the county. z'ir ndt
BY the way, as these gentlemen have
been to some expense in the completion
of this work, we. hope the County Conn
mis-ioners will see that the money is rra
funded to them. 1t is enough that they
have been TO the trouble of having il
done-the County should pay expenses.
We dim't suppose the Egenalemen' desire
anything of the kind, but we merely sug
gest it to the Commissioners as an act OF
Justice. --,A
LATE FROM EUROPE---PEACE DE-
CLARED.
The London Times Paris correspondence
"A Council of Ministers was held at
the Tuileres..at 12l O'Clock and remained
sitting till l24. The emperor presided,
and gave his last instruc' ions. and Count
Walewski returned to his official residence
to receive the Plenipotenliaries. They
appeared in full unilorm. and wore all
their orders ami decorations. They
assembled in the Saile de Conferences be-
fore I , and after tie Treaty was read o.
ser proceeded to sign itin the same al
phabetical order in which they have been
| wont to take their places during the Con-
ferenccs. Crowds of people had been out
from an early hour, as it was known that
something important was to occur. and nu
merous groups of spectators gathered on
the quays opposite and close to the For.
eign Office to see the zPlenipotentiaries
pass. These were received sboth on 60
ing and returning. with marks ofgreat re-
aspect from the people. Everything took
place as mentioned. ia, irdt ar b.a, ra4r
1.-The moment the signatures merelc com
pleted the expected signal was given. and
the cannon from the esplanade of The In
valdes proclaimed. The news before ithe
Plenipotentiaries had Quilted The hail.
Soon after the notice was posted up on the
walls Of Paris: .s'-' '' BIZ 4fh
l"CoNGREss OF PARIS, March ,12, 1856.
.. Peace has been, signed this day at |
i o'clock, at the Ministry Of foreign affairs
The Plenipotenliaries Of France. Austria,
Great Britain. Prussia Russia, SARDINIA
7 and, Turkey, have affixed their signatures
i to the treaty which puts an end to the
present war. and which, by settling the
question Of the East establishes the re.
4 poseInfq Europe on solid and durable ba
! sisgsT nj h3dyspFq eaw d2a.u $40 lu5uno
y a,fN'' 'PIETRE, Perfect of Police
"This notice was read 9b by thousands
II with intense curiosity and With great salts
! faction Soon after appeared asqpplemen
to, the lMoaaiteur containing the same AN
nouncement. The effect produced is o
course all ii at gould be Imagined, and. lh'
feeling would very probably have beer
much more onglytxpressed, had it ~
been that for two or three days past ti'
conclusion was confidently expected 70
? this day. Ar% .i'st 81 s-5j5a-a ->ei9 b,
iPROCLAMATION OF nIHE PEACE
+ On afopday, the 31st.- the Lord Mayo
4, of London, accompanied by the civic off
GERS, appeared in cilizen's costume on tn
portico of the Mansion House, and reat
4 the following letter:F '.g,isa hus .ts II
4 i yuo',HoME OFFICE. March 81, 1856.
"MY LORD MAYOR: lhave the hon
to acquaint you that a. dispatch has thi
o. morning been, received from the Earl o
8 Clarendon. dated Paris. March 80, an
D nouncing that de6nitive treaty for IT,
: restoration Of peace and for the mainten
= ! ance Of the integrity and independents
. of the Ottoman Power was, yesterda
9 signed at Paris by the Plenipotenliaries 6
7 her Maj ajesty, of The Emperor Of the French
4 of the King of Sardinia, and Of the Sulta
and also of the Emperor OF Austria an
the King of Prussia, on the one part. a
the Emperor Of all the Russians on tn
. other. = 1-f rs.N l'o upr .aorW -
4 dp, "(signed) n'ar &C. GREY
2 After cheers for the Queen Army an
Navy, and the Allies. the spectators dis
6 persed.n ,s6no74 a.aaao4 rl fuao
+ At large crowd assembled at tn
. Exchange. in expectation that the Herald
8 would appear in full ipageantry. asin day
. of old, to proclaim peace No one appear
ed. however, except the Mayor. who {
!. gain read the above letter. At 10 o'cloc
3 the Tower and Park guns fired a salute
; loi. Flags were generally displayed ii
= the city, and from the shipping. In otl
: : er cities tbs same displays were made qp
y etly and without enthusiasm.