New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
Ry THE ARAGo. AT NEW YORK.

The United States masteamship Arego, ID. Lnes,
Commander, from Havre on the 9th and Cowes Roads
on the MOI ming of the 10th nst aTvedon "wednesday.
having made the passage from Cowes in 10 days. She
brings n, vs. to the 9th ns four days later than prev-
Gus advises.
The Araco brings go tuns freight and 100 passen-
gers among whom are the Hon James Buchanan, lato
Minister Penpotentiary to the Court OF St. James,
and Henry Dubois esq, Minister from Holland to the
United States.
The screw steamer Edinburgh which LEFT New
York on the 22d ult arrived IN the Clyde ON the ith
inst The United States mail steamer Hermann from
New Yok for Southampton and Bremen, and tho
Royal mail steamship Arabia, from New York for Lv-
,rooo, arrived out on the 9th. The steamer BARGE
Iona, also from New York to iIayre, arrived on the
5th inst.
The proceedings of the Peace Conference were CON
Timing. Il was said that the persistence of Austria
II refusing TO fix a term for the evacuation Of the
prncpalities was giving some trouble, and # perse-
vered in would be the cause Of much more. a coTe-
sp.ndent of the English journals SAYS that She pretenso
OF Austrl was the necessity of protecting the country
apainst disorder until regular administration was
established. This pretext is himsy. Austria Is bound
by treaty to quit the Ottoman territory on the ooneu-
son of peace and though the ratification o the treaty
of peace was not known yet as 1t was CERTAIN that the
war was for the present at an end her conduct woud
not only usfy doubts a. TO her good iath but would
establsh the necessity of the occupation Of the Bos
uhors by the Allies until after the complete evacua-
tior Of Modo- alacha. Russia IL Of course adverse
10 the Austrian occupation of the Prnopallties, and
the question affords her ample occasion for opposition
TO Power she now cordially detests Later inteili-
eepee states that the Austrian army had commenced
leaving the Prncpalities
A considerable reduction Of the Frenchsrmy, As soon
as all matters are arranged, is contemplated. There
were still in the posse ssion Of France $4,000 effective
men. This number will be brought down to 100000
directly the treaty Of peace is ratified.
II was believed tSat Russia would send an Embas
sador a. Turin a. soon A. the notifications of peace
were exchanged. 70 Russia always looked or pro-
fessed TO look upon he active participation OF Sardinia
in the war as a wa1ton outrage, this fact was thought
10 eyince a cordial acceptance Of the peace.
A1yices from 81. Petersburg state tha, the prohibi-
ton Of the export Of Russian produce from Russia wh
repealed.
A ukase has bafn issued by the CzE 10 the effect
that the two fleets hitherto maintained by Russia n
the Black Sea nd the Sea Of AZof ara not to be re-
ia.,ated The whole naval administration tof that
laarter seems 10 be suppressed
Intelligence had been received fon Odessa that
asny vessels 5ing there had received orders by way
Of Tr .te tc set sail for Maseiles Immediately with
| .bcr csIgoe, of corn considerable fall had taken
lace in the corn market at MaTseies in consequence
! Of the ereai quantity Of wheat oiie5sd for sale.
disra.Sh from Psrs states that Tie Allied Govern
euts hai Gent orders raise al HeAures OF blockade
| vh,h kspt Russln commercial vessels in neutral
ports aLd from Hamburg q was tated that R con'e-
ouence Of Instructions from the GOvernor-Genera VI
the Bsic provinces the departure of the news des-
tined sr the ros.boat aotlls Of Riga had been post
ponaI and the su2enoT staf o- The army Of the Baltic
removed to REa.
The Russian Mnistef & finance notified, on The 'tn
int, at St. P,tersbEJg that treaty Of pence having
Seen signed the merchant vessels Of the "e''eIh
powers " l be admitted To Russian porir' Lhs Die" T.
ade Of II. Russies pozts hss been rased.
Al srlicle in tho R4gsi@a Horth"H Bfs mas created
s.s,s,lon in Berlin 10 Consequence g It's yiruiercc
sysir,. ENGLAND. Albion It sa!s, - hE' io'' ia
u,s.tiee. bat Rlssa = the most s110us oi al enl
",Ges. Supply is. productive P@"els axe not sum
ueieu,ly teyeloped, and that m4ses 1t poorer thai
"oiber countries.
The rev levy u Poland 10 the Rl-Sisn army W.
torued at the last n4me... a Telegraph di'Pa'c' =
from s. Petersburg anno4sced il a. ihe hFs' oeneh
conferred by peace. ,.-
II AoYd thinks tls. ,he exchange o. Fa''n' wv"
weuld be- Effected On ,he 2Cih
The Crimean Inquiry wa' proceeding i"e ~