Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-04-10

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The steamer Atlantic, with Liverpool dates
TO 18Th ult., has passed mere. Tie following
IS q summary Of her Intelligence:
General Intelligence.
Pence is considered US having been virtually
conc luded.
The arrival at Paris OF the Russian Plenipo-
ientisIy is only wailed for 10 sign the pfocio-
col.
The Empress Eugenie has gwen birth 10 o
son.
No news has been received Of the missing
steamer Pacific. n
There is nothing new in relation 10 Ameri-
can affairs.
The india mail has arrived al Trieste, wish
dates 10 the 9Th from Calcutta, aud from Bonn
bay TO February 10Th. A proclamation was
received on the nth Of February. announcing
The anncxatioi OF Oide, and The deposiiiOn %
The King.
The Santal rebellion had been REM wed.
1rade III Ind in was inactive, and prices Of
everything were luciuaiing, except for lndigu.
The Atlantic left Liverpool oIsthe morning
Of the 18Th uit, al half past len O'clock, with
twenty eight passengers.
She passed, on Ire 22J, in latitude so deg.
90 min., longitude % deg, O steamer supposed
10 be the America, for Liverpool. The Asia
arrived out on the murning Of The 18Th.
Barou Montculfel al the latest dates, had
! arrived at Paris, and il was expected that The
p%rcclocoi would be signed 10 a lew Gays.
Seeresy as 10 the proceedings Of The confer
ence was still observed.
Teiegraphic advices lfon'C onstan,Inople are
W rme SIstn INST.
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W. o".une' o. ~ ~ nsos,Oaei . Npnpos' Ds'V'e
'"e s's".ns " '"e proe'
The blrih oil The Ptmce Of Aigiers caused
much rejoicing IN france and England. Ad-
dresses o. copgIalala!,on continued oponrI u'
Paris was brilliantly illuminated upon The oc-
casIon.
Pope Pius was The Prlnce's godfather anu
me queen Of Sweden his godmolher.
Flags were hung out and saintes weIc hfea
= me ptpcipal clues Ole :eat Britain ~ nonof
OF the oiIth OIL young honapaite.
AtPaIis. during Sunday nebi, ? ihiong q
people waited outside ihe paiaee 10 lesin me
result ofthe Empress travail, ana bslole morn
ing they were apprisea Of les bnlh o. rnnce
BY NO lights beng placed IN . window Of the
Palace. Had The inlaet been tIlncess' onlS
one light would have been visible.
Atsix o'clock AZ the morning . salute oione
handIed and one guns announced Inc ei.a 2
lahe king o. AlgIeIs % me whole popu.a1oa...