Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-23
FOUR DAYS LAYER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGo.
MR.. BUCHANAN A PASSENGERS.
By TELEGRAPH I

New YORK, April 23.-The Hayre and
Southampton United States mail steamship
Arago arrived at her dock at about Q O'Clock
this morning, with dates from those ports to
the 9Th inst-four days later than the advices
by the Africa.
Mr.. Buchanan is passenger.
The Arago brings no news of striking i'm.
portance.
The steamship Arabia, from Boston and
Halifax, had arrived out
SECOND DISPATCH
The Arago brings one hundred and thirty
passengers. Among them is Henry Dubois,
Minister from Holland to the United States.
The Arago left Cowes on the morning of the
10th. She came south of the Banks, expe.
rienced moderate weather, and saw no ice
She brings the second edition Of Wednes
days (the 9th) London Times
The steamship Edinburgh, from this port.
arrived in the Clyde on the 4th. The Her.
mann, also from this port, arrived off Cowes
on the 9th and the Arabia, from Boston. at
Liverpool on the same day
The French steamer Barcelona, arrived out
on the 5th.
The two English steamers that went in
search OF the Pacific had returned to Galway,
after q fruitless cruise Of nine days.
The proceedings Of the Peace Congress con-
tinue. 1t is said that Austria gives trouble by
persistently refusing to fix the time for eyscu
ating the Principalities. Austrias pretext is
the necessity Of protecting the country against
disorder until regular administration all
have been established, though she is bound by
the treaty to gu the Ottoman territory on the
conclusion of peace.
Russia, is is said, strongly adheres to Ans
tria's position.
Later intelligence, however, states, that
the Austrian troops were leaving the Princi-
palities
The French army is to be reduced from six
hundred thousand to four hundred thousand
troops.
tits believed that Russia will send an am.
bassador to Turin as soon as the notifications
are exchanged
prohibition of the export of Russian produce
mas been repealed.
The Car had issued an ukase, stating that
the two fleets hitherto maintained by Russia
in the Black Sea and Sea Of Azoff, are not to
be reinstated.
Many grain laden vessels, lying at Odessa,
have received orders to proceed to Marseilles,
A considerable fall had taken place in the
market at the latter place in consequence
1t was reported in Berlin that the British
Cabinet had decided to reject the proposition
for capitulation of the Sound dues on the
terms offered by Denmark, but would m Ike a
proposition itself.
A dispatch from Paris states that The Allies
have sent orders to their fleets to raise all
blockades which have kept Russian vessels in
neutral ports.
The French government denies contempla-
ting sending any expedition to MADAGASCAR.
but adyices from Touion show the contrary
The Russian Minister Of Finance issued a
notice on the 9th instant, that in consequence
OF the signing of treaty of peace, merchant
vessels of the Western powers would be ad-
mitted to Russian ports
LIE Nord states that the exchange of ratif.
cations would be effected by the 10Th.
The ship Red Gauntlet, from Melbourne.
reports that the ship Schomberg had gone to
pieces.
The English money market was but little
changed. The funds however, were rather
heavy, and foreign securities were improving
w. ID. Young, shlpowner and insurance
broker of Liverpool, had failed for a large
amount.
The London corn market was steady.
Reports from the manufacturing districts
are favorable.
THE MARKETS.
The Liverpool cotton market since the de.
parture Of the Africa, had been steady. and
prices were firmly maintained. The sales Of
The adviceS from the United States had no
effect On the market.
The Manchester market was unchanged and
firm.
Under heavy arrivals of breadstuff,, wheat
and corn were rather easier Good -four was
UNCHANGED in price, but inferior Western was
neglected.
Beef and pork we're fat at unchan rates
bacon was IN good demand. Lard was offer
ing freely at 52a54. Tallow was firm.
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