Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-03
EUROPEAN NEWS.
Arrival of the Canada.

New YORK, March 2s The Canada left
Liverpool on the afternoon of the l5lh, and
arrived at Halifax on the 2sth a, 7 p. NJ
Mr.. Dailas Immediately proceeded to the
Adelphia Hotel, where a deputation of the
American Chamber of Commerce present.
ed him a congratulatory address.
No excitement exists regarding American
affairs.
Nothing definite transpiring respecting
the peace conference. All accounts agree
on an almost certainty of peace, and the
advices from Germany and Russia bear the
same tono generally.
|; is rumored that the treaty of peace
will be signed on Saturday All difficult
ties, however, are not yet settled. Several
Important dispatches respecting the Princi.
palities and Asiatic frontier are left as un-
decided rs when the Congress first met.
1t Is rumored that the ratification of the
treaty and adjustment of arranged difficult
ties are TO be referred to commissioners on
the spot.
Sardinia will not be represented in this
commission.
Dispatches from Berlin and Vienna state
that Prussia has been invited to send re-.
| ipresentatives to the Conference, and that
she accepts the invitation.
Baron Monteufel would leave Berlin on
the l4th for Parir, as n plenipotentiary.
The admission of Prussia is said to be
especially based on the ground that the
discussion respecting the treaty of 1886, by
which the Dardanelles were closed to ships
of war, 10 to begin forthwith.
Palmerston refuse to answer DIsraeli's
question, whether Italian affairs will oc.
cupy tho attention of the Convention.
Crimea.--The Russian and allied gener.
arls had mot on the Wake bridge and ex-
changed propositions.
The Tckernaya has been traced between
tho two armies.
Selim Pacha was preparing to take com.
mand of the Turkish army.
The Ottoman Ministry was occupied with
measures for alleviating the crisis.
The General in command of the Turkish
forces at Kars, is to be court -martialet for
the fall Of that place.
Free export is permitted from the Turk
ish ports, but prohibited from ports east of
the Dardaneles.
Baltic advlces state that the British ply
ing squadron is moving towards the Gulf
Of Finland.
France-Parls commercial letters speak
with confidence of Tire peace; the more
cautious fear peace will bring q com
mercial crisis.
Spain-The Madrid papers officially de.
nes that Napoleon had addressed remon-
STRANGE to the Spanish Government, re.
specting internal affairs Of the State.
RusSia--Prince Gortschakoff is going from
Varnia, to take part in the deliberations
relative to. the diplomatic attitude to be taken
after the peace.
Liverpool Cotton Market-The Brokers'
Circular quotes decline upon the quota
tions Of the Persia l-sd on lower qualities
owing to the last advices from the W. s.,
while on the middle and better kinds, al
though dull, prices unchanged, and IN some
cases called l.6 lower, sales of the week
10000 bales.
Breadstufls--The Brokers' circular re-
ports an advance In most descriptions and
an improved demand. Flour quoted 2saas6d
over the lowest prices of last week.
Brown g. Co. quote It IL only. West.
canal 3la32, Phil. Bait. and Ohio s5s6das6
Wheat lu6d higher, white lOs6dsils, red
9s6dalos. Corn advanced ls per quarter,
white 81, mixed and yellow 36.