The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-15
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
TIE PEACE TREATY NOT YET SIGNED.
ALL DIFFICULTIES REMOVED.
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Preparations for q Grand Demonstration
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Grunbllng in England at tho Terms
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By TIE HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH, NO. 81 WALL
STREET. -
HALIFAX, April H. 1856.
The royal mail steamship Cambris from Liverpool on
the 10th ultmo arrived here at O'Clock this morning
She sailed again at 10 O'Clock for Boston, whore she will
probably arrive in for her mails to 60 forward
Wed resdsy mornings train.
On March %, exchanged signals with the bark Carpatc
On The 4h inst passed the steamship Africa of Cape
Clear
The Cunard steamship America, from Boston, arrived
and the Collins steamship Baltic from New York. at
A. NJ. On Friday, the 2Sth ult.
There is no news of the missing steamship Pacific.
The is three days later than that by the
Washington but presents feature Of decided i'm
por,ance.
The difficulties alleged to have presented themselves in
the Paris Conferences just prior the WAshingtons
departure, understood to have removed and it
confidently expected that the treaty peace would
be signed within . few days.
The London money market stringent. The
closing quotation fer censols Friday evening was
s2aS 92h.
The Liverpool cotton market quiet, a. about the
same quotations as were advised by the ASIA although
for the ordinary qualities eaeier tone prevailed The
sales during the week. comprising only business days.
amounted to fortytwo thousand bales, Of which
twelve thousand were taken by exporters and pecuaors
In breadstufs there had been q general decline from
the plices OF the previous Friday particularly
The lower descriptions the falling of -four being equal
TO about 1s per BARREL and in wheat to 3D. per bush
For fine wheat q slight advance had been established.
Corn dull at the decline advised by the Washington.
The provision market essentially unchanged For
lard there was an improved demand, at former rates.
THE PEACE CONFERENCES.
The Peace Congress met again Thursday, tho 27th
utmo all the members being present. 1t is said that
the deliberations important, and it confidently
believed that the treaty of peace would be signed
Saturday, the Goth OF March-the day the Cambria
sailed.
The Paris correspondent of the London Nos says the
Court adesmen have been ordered to prepare iumina
tons for Saturday evening denitelyother apers say
it will be early Previous intelligence from Paris had
stated that the diplomatic difficulty the point Of
being settled It win BE- remsmssred that ON Saturday
he 22d, the assemblsd, with the
recitation Of that day Terminating their abors 1t is
ported that Napoleon fully supposed their business
concluded and that he ordered the guns OF the 1nvads
to announce tho conclusion of pence at the time
he 7 Deu beng celebrated for the birth OF his
ION.
The claim Prussia to figu the treaty equal terms
with other Powers caused the delay Lord Clarendon
bsving earnestly resisted the claim of Prussia in
Sst praOos did to th. rssy o $40 which
was sigred without ratification in making 1t.
The Paris Pdtrie government paper) now says:-
without infringing tue necessary reserve We can an
that the iriAipg difficulties Of which some
foreign correspondents have spoken have not been at
fenced with any consequences The Congress
Its continue aoor at their task The
Commission consists OF all the second
Messrs. Bourqueney, Cowley, Hubner vilamsrina and
Hatfield. Djmil Bey being ill., AAh Pasha replaces
him."
The correspondent of the London Times says that Lord
Cialendons ion prevailed and that arrangement
IN that Ia hal A urOtOc
that second shall be draMn up which Prussia and the
Allies shall sign jointly The COMMITTEES n,w engaged
the redacion of both protoc Is, and the Only delay,
suppospg accident to occur, will be in the proper
framing of these protocols.
The London Times, in editorial, speaks Of "our
Allies" wise end undgnifed In their demonstra-
tlons vor of yea and conceves that the people OF
Great Btain will be cscontented with the terms Of
peace-the only advantageous results to Et gland being
her victories and the consciousness Of undimnshed
sources.
The armistice ia not formally prolonged but tele.
graphic dispatches have been sent to the troops not to
renew hostiites without express orders. !.