The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-04-26

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NEWS BY THE ARAGo.
The royal mail-steamer Arabia Capt Stone from Liver
pool the afternoon of Saturday. the 18th instant arrived
Halifax on the 23d She brings of any Importance
THE PACIFIC.
In reference to the lost steamer the Dublin Evening Post
publishes the following important communication receiv-
ed this day from Galway Foundry and Ironworks Mer-
chant road and New Docks:
GALWAY April I.
SIR: beg to acquant you that her Majestys steamer
Tartar "a guns which had been sent by on
the goth ult in search of the Inflated steamer Pacific
rived here last evening, without obtaining any information
of the missing ship although the Tartar proceeded
as % deg. west and about IS deg. north latitude.
On the goth ult she met the American ship Joseph
Badger in great distress with four feet of in the
hold, bound to London from Calcutta and supplied her
with provisions and an officer and eight to assist in
navigating her. as all hands quite exhausted pumping
She met two other ships, but got no information The
Tartar being Of the fastest propellers ia her
Majesys navy, having made all speed to the point
on the west coast of Ireland communicate with the
Lords of the Admiralty is another proof that Galway
stands predomnany before any other port for the
mission of the mails to America.
remain, sir, your obedient servant
JAMES STEPHENS.
MONDAY EVENING, 6 ocock.-A second war steamer has
anchored close to the Tartar The Desperate the
second sent in search of the Pacific.
PEACE.
FoREIoN OFFICE April s-Notce is hereby given that
pending the ratification of the treaty of peace armstce
by well by land has been agreed upon between
Great Britain and her allies the part and Russia
upon the other and that consequently orders have been
given for immediately raising the blockade of Russian
ports. ...-.. o..
The Paris Nonteur (offcial publishes the following:
awaiting the ratification Of the treaty of peace mar
has hfen bpfw Franz
Britain Sardinia and Turkey the hand, and Rus
STA on the other has consequently been agreed that the
prizes made after the signature OF the treaty shall be
stored that orders shall be issued for the immediate rails
ing of existing blockades and that the prohibtory
ures taken in Russia against the expectation during the
Of Russian produce and especially that of corn shall
be likewise repealed without delay The consular duties
and requisite ormates regards shippers and traders
will be Professionally performed by the agents of the pow
who consented during the TO take charge oceuse
sn OF the interests of the subjects Of the begeent
States
THE PRlScIP ALIrIrs
The Paris journals publish Geographic despatch from
Vienna stating that the Austrian troops already quit
ting the Danubian principalities.
CONFERENCES
The Paris correspondent of the Post says the telegraph
constantly employed the Italian question: between Rome,
Naples, Vienna, and Paris Count Cavour's proposition
having been referred 10 those courts and
ceived, France and England will make decision.
The festivities of the plenpotentarcs continue Ali Pa
sha give a grand ball in Christian style ban
quet by the Emperor to all the penposnares is appoint
ed for the 18th The Paris authorities state that journal
Of the proceedings in the Congress is to be published
lie Nrd believes that the exchange Of notifications will
be effected by the goth. The commission of Austrian and
Russian officers 10 recty the Moldayan frontier are in
Paris, awaiting orders.
1t Is said the Russian peupotentiares proposed that
Count Buol Ali Pacha and NJ Bourqueney should COM
pose the commission to definitely arrange the Modavo
Waachau government but the proposal was rejected and
persons who have not taken active part in the confer
ences will be selected
The naval armistice was officially published at st Pc
tersburgh April 7h After rectfcation all ships seized
will be released.
The energies of the Russian government are said to
devoted 10 three objects viz Firstly, alliance with
France Secondly, completion of the great railways.
Thirdly the manufacture Of Russian feelings the CONT
nent especially 10 Germany.
The journey Of the French Emperor TO Algeria after the
ratification Of the treaty Of peace very generally talked
Of Instructions had been given to expedite the compile
ton Of the electric cable from Cagla to Agies without
loss Of Time and the reason assigned was the journey OF the
Emperor.
considerable reduction of the French army as soon
all matters arranged is contemplated There still in
the possession OF France 100000 effective This num-
Der would be brought down to 100000 directly the treaty
Of peace is ratified.
The French government denies that any expedition is
going out to Madagascar but the accounts from Touon
confirm the statement that force was In preparation
Intelligence had been received from Odessa that many
vessels lying there had received orders by way Of Trieste
I
coru. considerable fall had taken place in the corn
market at Marsees in consequence Of the great quantity
Of wheat offered for sale.
The Paris AoRtteUr con taius the following:
ain consequence Of the unavorabe accounts from Par
aguay relative 10 the manner in which emigrants there
treated the French government has suspended until fur
Their orders the granting Of passports for that country
Coonsts who feel DESTROYS Of proceeding Paraguay
therefore recommended to wait until the situation OF for
egners there shall have been placed under better regua
tons"
GREAT BRITAIN.
British order in council raises the blockade Of all the
Russian ports and permits the free resumption Of
merce in all articles. m
The grand naval review by Queen Victoria of all the
shps that can be collected together is postponed TO the
22d or 2sd instant bywhch time the treaty Of peace win
have been signed
grand council Of bishops will assemble in few days
TO discuss the Concorda The council represents twenty
nine millions Of Catholics, Latin, Greek, and Armenians
The principal object Of the council Is to restore the cer-
cal marriage courts according TO the Canon law and to
recognise the whole body Of the clergy fundamental
church principes The Concordat abrogaes the lower
cergys right Of appeal from the bishop 10 the Emperor
and hence II not popular with the inferior priesthood
SPAIN
The Cortes have voted the first twelve articles Of the
financial plan Of NJ Santa Cruz The young King Of Por-
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