Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-04-11
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New fork, April 4.
Tho Asia reached her dock about 5
O'Clock. Her dates are to the 22d.
No news of the Pacific.
Its generally believed the treaty of peace
wonld be signed on Saturday tho 22d, OF
Monday the gath ult. In the event of the
delay the Armistice would be extended tc
April 30th. No other news Of Importance
The 10th meeting Of the Plenipotentiar.
les was held on the 18th and the Prussian
representatives took their seats. The l1th
meeting was to take place on the 2eth, and
it was announced that treaty of peace
would be signed on the 22d or oath. The
actual business of the Conference Is said tc
be over A committee of one representa-
tive from each Of the powers is engaged in
drawing a treaty of peace. The Committee
consists of NJ. De BOrqueney, Lord Crowley
Count Buol Baron Brunow, Count Covour
and Ali Pacha.
The papers are full Of congratulatory ad-
dresses respecting the infant Bonaparte.
The export Of Breadstufs from the King.
dom Of Naples has been resumed.
The Austrian correspondent of the Times
has the following dated, March 10th and
18th: @0mar Pacha has arrived at Con-
stantinople. Great mortality exists among
the French in the Crimea. The health Of
the French at Constantinople is improving.
The fortifcations of Niealacif were being
strengthened. Gen Lueders has ordered
al the officers on furlow to return
A letter from Kerteh says the news Of
the Armistice produced sensations of Joy
along the score of the Sea Of Azof, and bus
mess soon became active.
The Imperial foundry establishment on
The left bank of the Don, had been closed
and it would seem to confirm the report ot
of the intention of the Court of Russia tc
abandon all its marintiue establishment on
the Black Sea.
on the 18th all the batteries and ships
Of the Allies fired salute in honor Of the
birth Of Napoleon's son.
Letters from the Camp of the Crimca ex-
tend from March Sd to the 9Th, and are
chiefly filed with accounts of the matter.
Gen. Codrington iSsued general orders,
March I'd, forbidding firing upon the enemy
until the expiration of the Arnistice, March
3lst.
The line of the aqueduct running along
the left bank of the Tschernaya is the limit
Of separation between the English and Rus
sian armies.
EEsLAND.-Mr Buchanan has introduced
his successor Mr.. Dallas TO his diplomatic
corps, and on the 18th transferred him to
the charge of the Embassy. Mr. B. has
gone to Paris and will probably return
home in the steamer leaving Liverpool on
April 10th or 18th.
There it a report from the Crimna that
two divisions of the army, the Highlanders
and the Sd and 4th divisions under Sir Col
in Campbell viii Immediately proceed to
Canada.
FRAEcE.-The Emperor had been the
recipient Of numerous congratulatory ad-
dresses ca the birth of his son. An amnes-
ty is declared to all political offenders who
viii return and take the required oath of al
legiance.
Generals Canrobert and Bosquet arc rails
cd to the rank of Marshals Of France
Several Generals of tho Brigade are pro
NOTED to the rank of Generals of Divisions
and five Colonels were made Generals. NJ.
Fould and Admiral Mamelin received grand
crosses of the Legson of Honor.
It is calculated from statisticable tables
that the number of children born, March
l6th-to all of whom the Emperor and
Empress are godfather and godmother-
amounts to 2,5o0 Each child is to receive
a gift of 5000 francs. All the boys must
be named Louis Eugene, and all the girls
Eugenie Louise.