The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-26
THE DAILY DISPATCH,
Additional Foreign News. ~
Search for the Pacific to be Continued.
Saturday SATURDAY Morning, April 36, 1855.

II,
the one at New York, with dates from Hsvr. 10
the 9th and the other At Halifax with dstes from
Liverpool to the l2th inst From the dies bv the
Arago and telegraphie advices from Halifax, We
make . summary of the news,
The Peace Conference.
The Paris correspondent Of the Post says the
telegraph ID constantly employed on the Italian
question between Rome, Naples, Vienna and Par.
is. Count Cavour's propositions having been re-
ferred to those Courts and an answer received
France and England will make decision
The festivities of the Penipotsntiaries continue
Ali pacha was TO give q grand bah In Christian
| style. banquet by the Emperor, to all the Pleni
potentiaries, Is appointed for the 10Th. The Paris
authorities state that journal Of the proceedings
| In the Congress is to be published. ~ r.
lie Nord believes that the exchange of ratifca-
| tions will be effected by the Goth. The Commits
sion of Austrian and Russian officers rectfy the
Moldavian frontier are In Paris, awaiting orders
Il Is said that the Russian Pisnipoten tiares pro-
| posed that Count Buol, Ali Pacha and NJ Bourqus-
| nay should compose the Commission to definitely
| arrange the Moldo w ailachan Government but
the proposal was rejected, and persons who have
not taken An active part in the conferences viii be
| selected. -, .s 70"
The Opinione Of Turin gives, upon . good au-
thority. the conditions contained In the treaty of
peace lately concluded at Paris. They are affirm.
| cd TO be rs follows:
First-The Naturalization of the Black Sea;
Russia not to keep there more than ten ships of
war armed, for the defence Of her coasts.
Sscond-NicOlaiefi is to be reduced to q mer.
| chant port, with an engagement that no ships of
war shall be constructed beyond the number
| agreed to as above.
Third-Russis Is to allow Consuls from all the
Powers In the ports of the Black Sea and the Bal.
| tic.
Fourth--The Notifications of Bomersund ara not
| to be reconstructed '..' ''f -
Fifth-Russis cedes part Of the territory of Bess.
arabia, comprising the fortress of Ismail
Sixth-RusSiA renounces the exclusive protecto.
| rate OF the Danqbian Principalities
Seventn-Russia equally renounces tho Protec-
| torste Of the Greeks In the Ottoman Empire
| Eignth-Ihe tree navigation of the Danube Is
guaranteed TO all the States. without exception.
| Nintn-Ihis article refers to q commission
which Is to be sent into the Prncpalities TO study
the questions of the frontiers and the mode of 20.
veTnment
The OpiniOns denies that any stipulation has
been made in favor of Sardinia, and that the Ital
| ian question will be discussed ut large by the
plenpotentiaries in their supplementary sittings.
Russia viii, 1t il said, send ambassador to Pa.
ris, after the ratification of the treaty.
France
| The journey of the French Emperor tn AIoer;.
| after the ratification of the treaty of peace was
| generally talked of. Instructions had been given
| to expedite the completion of the electric cable
| from Cagliari to Algiers without loss of time, and
the reason assigned was the journey of the Empe.
ror go
A considerable reduction of the French army
as soon - al matters are arranged is centemI ted
There were still In the possession of France 6lO.
OOo effective men. This number would be brou pht
down to directly the treaty of peace Ia rsti-
| fed.
Intelligence had been received from Odessa. that
| M any vessels lying there had received orders by
way OF Trieste, to set sail for Maraeiles immedi.
stely, with their cargoes Of corn. A considerable
| fall had taken place in the corn market at Mar.
| seilles, in consequence of the great quantity of
| wheat offered for sale. .t.
| no d. 10. IL.
vies maintained by England and Russia in the
| North 1t fears that . slight spark would suffice
to kindle the IRE of animosity choked by the pre-.
sent peace, when the tranquility Of the world
would again be mcnaced. It says 1--WE do not
wish to be birds OF bad sugury, but we demand Of
the Congress would it not be better to constitute
| Sweden strong and powerful, solidly bound to
Denmark, and supported by Independent Poland.
than to leave so little political space between two
colossal powers like Russia and England" - &
Expeditions against MAZDA gascar and the Ka-
byes are decided upon. Permission will be sought
| 70 send troops through Egypt to the former, and
visit to Algeria although he will not himself com.
mand the army.
There is some speculation as to who will be sent
| - Minister to st Petersburg. Marshal Valiant is
spoken of for France, also Generals Canrobert and
Besquet, and General Marmora for Sardinia
Great Britain.
British order In Council raises the blockade
of all the Russian ports and permits the free re-.
| sumption of commerce in all articles.
The grand naval review by Queen Victoria
of all the ships that can be collected together is
postponed till the 22d or 23d inst, by which time
| the treaty of peace win have been signed
The Crimean Inquiry Commission continues its
sittings Lord Lucan was on trial
| Steamers are being fitted out to bring home the
army from the Crimea.
There was a report at MarseilIes that Lord
| Stratford de Redclife had been recalled and
| that he is to be succeeded by Admiral Sir Edmund
| Lyons.
The provisions of tho new measure by which
the Chancellor OF the Exchequer cOntemplates the
possibility of preventing English fire assurances
! from being effected in foreign offices had been
printed. All persons acting in the slightest de-
gree as agents in such cases, are to be compelled
under penalty of &l0O per day, to take q license
similar to- that taken out by English Offices and to
pay duty 1t Ia likewise stipulated, that every In
surance on property in England is to be liable to
duty, whether the policy be issued in England or
| in q foreign country.
The firm of Messrs. Syers, Walker & Co., large
East India and general merchants, have announced
s26O,OOO, while the unsoid produce they hold, and
which cost more than 3220, ,OO0 can only be realized
at heavy depreciation. T. -...al
MIR. w o. Young, ship owner, broker. and Insu
rance agent, has likewise failed His liabilities, in
elusive Of those upon insurance policies, are sta
ted at 9l200OO, considerable portion of which
have been incurred, inconnection with the before
mentioned bankruptcy.
Spatus sfE5 -.a
Disturbances had occurred in Valencia respect
ing the conscription, and the city and province in
consequence had been placed under martial law.
Belgium.
The breadstufs market were generally declin-
ing.
f5 Italy. 50,
Tho Sandman and Piedmontese Corn markets
generally were lower
Germany.
The Citizen Assembly, of Hamburg. have, for
the third time, rejected the new constitution pro-
posed by the Senate. sss -s.
Denmark. sse ssa4sg sg3li
Copenhagen advices state that the English Cab
met have officially notfedtsl the Danish Govern
ment their refusal TO agree 10 the capitalization Of
| the Sound Dues, and the determination of Great
Britain TO await other and more acceptable propo.
sitions. Russia and Gutenberg get the example q
few weeks since. The question of the sestiemspt
makes no progress, and will probably stand over
till 1t Is seen what action the United States win
take.
Rumors Of Ministerial changes continue.
Austria.
grand Councilof Bishops swiII assemble Ghs
few days TO discuss the Concordat The Vodrcd
represents 29,0u0,000 Of Catholics-Latin, Greek
Al, .1.a a.