Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-04-23
gpteiqll Nru1s.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL LOF THE BALTIC.

The Baltic anchored off the Light Ship at
6 o'clock this morning. She left Liverpool
at 9 o'clock on the morning of the ID.
The Baltic passed the Arabia on the even
ing of the 4th, bound in. She also passed
the Asia at II o'clock last night, 100 miles
east of Sandy Hook.
She brings the glad news that the treaty of
Peace was signed at Paris on Sunday the 3Oth
ult
No intelligence had been received of the
missing steamship Pacific.
The declaration of peace was announced in
Paris and London by salute of artillery
Paris was illuminated in accordance with pre-
vious arrangements. In England the church
bells were pealed in joy over the event.
Three or four weeks will probably elapse
before the final ratifcations will be exchanged
the details of the adjustment having been re-
ferred to committee.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says, Council of the Ministers was
held at the TuiHeries, at half-past II o'clock,
and remained till II on Sunday, at which the
Emperor presided. He gave his last instruc-
tions. Count Wallewski returned to his off,
cial residence to receive the Plenipotentiaries
They came at half-past II o'clock, and after
the Treaty had been read over, they proceeded
to sign it. The moment the signatures were
completed, the signal was given, and a salute
proclaimed the news. Bulletins announcing
the fact were posted throughout the city
On Monday the Lord Mayor of London
made his official proclamation of peace from
the portieo of the Mansion House, and after
wards at the Exchange Salutes were fired
from the Tower and Park guns, and flags were
generally displayed throughout the city and
upon the shipping.
In other cities similar displays were made,
but there was not much enthusiasm shown
LONDON, Tuesday Evening Hon Spen-
Ger Ponsonby arrived at the Foreign Office
from Paris, this morning with the defnitive
treaty for the restoration of peace and for the
maintenance and integrity of the Ottoman
Empire.
Railway Securities continue animated, and
in some cases a fresh rise has taken place.
PARIS, Monday Evening were
sent off yesterday by telegraph, to the Crimea
to renew the armistice for month"; as the
treaty had been signed. but wanted ratifca-
ton.
BERLIN, March Both, P. M.-The news
of peace published this evening, has produced
an extraordinary sensation.
From Russia we learn that the Grand Dukes
Constance aud Nicholas and Gen. Tottleben
will accompany the Emperor on journey
| to Finland.
The report Of the intended visit of the EN-
press Dowager of Russia to Germany, next
month is confirmed
TURIN, March 80, p M-Salutes of artil-
lery announced at Turin, Alexandria and Ge-
noa the news of the conclusion of peace.
An extraordinary article appears in the
Dublin Nation, almost proving that Saddler,
the swindler. is still alive, and that the body
found in his room was not his. -
The London Times of Monday, March 80
has bitterly disparaging article on the Cen
trail American question.
The Bank of France has reduced its rate O
discount from to per cent
| English securities were rather active during
the. day Lut without any great alteration il
prices, decided tendency to advance bein,
checked by the approach Of settlement ant
closing Of the outstanding bill accounts