New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-18
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COTTON ADVANCED
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5s nT59HE SOUTHERN LINE.
NEW York, March 1.-THE United States Mail
Steamship Baltic, from Liverpool the afternoon of
April 3D. has arrived off Sandy Hook. 4
Markets. - II
Richardson, Spence d Co. quote Cotton as having
advanced Id with sales for the two days previous to
the sailing of the steamer amounting to 900 bales.
Orleans hiddling is quoted at Cd Uplsnds Mdaling,
SAD The advance is mostly on lower qualities. The
market closed steady. NJ
Breadstufs are unchanged. Provisions are I'M
changed. The market is quiet and closed steady.
Lard is quiet. Consos have advanced, and for money
are quoted at $751; The money market closed steady.
Peace Proclaimed F
The Treaty of Peace was signed at Paris on Sunday
the Both ult, and has been proclaimed.
The sales Of Cotton on Saturday, April I'd, were es
timated at 5000 bales. n. l.4sf}
The Africa's advices had no effect on the market.
Wheat is from Id to I'd dearer. The markets. firm
with an improved demand. wv
Flour and Corn are quiet and unchanged.
The Pacific.
Nothing has been heard of the Pacific. YE
The Peace News.
The peace was announced in Paris and London by
salyos of artillery Paris was Illuminated, and in
England the church bells pealed honor of the event.
Three four weeks will elapse before full ratica
tions will be exchanged. The details Of adjustment
will be referred toCommissoners.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times
says council of Ministers was held at the Tuilleres
commencing at halfpast eleven and remaining until
twelve o'clock on Sunday. The Emperor presided
and gave his last Instructions to Walewski returned
to his official residence to receive the penpotentia
res, who came at halfpast twelve, when the treaty
was signed ~
The British Parliament re-assembled on the 31st,
when Lord Palmerston said that it had been deter
mined to not make the conditions of the treaty
public until notifications had been exchanged and at
the same time expressed his opinion that the terms
would be satisfactory to England and Europe.
Pamerston said that the object Of the war was fully
accomplished and the independence and integrity Of
the Turkish Empire was secured. The treaty, he
said, honorable to all the contracting powers.
The Peace News IN London.
i5ffs9n Monday the S1st the Lord Mayor Of London
made an official proclamation Of the final conclusion
ofpeace from the portico of the Mansion House and
Exchange.
Guns were fired and flags very generally displayed.
| In other cities similar demonstrations were made,
but not very much enthusiasm has been exhibited.
| Affairs in Parma-300 Persons Arrested.
| The seige of Parma carried on with the utmost
vigor. Everything is under military dictaton, and
the Austrian General seems to be the real Governor.
Over three hundred persons have been arrested.
| #M . From Kansas. a. H.. ..
| CHICAGO, April 7.--Adyices from Kansas to the
7th state that the Free State Legislature is in session.
A committee were at Topeka preparing a code of
laws to presentto the Legislature in July.