Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-02
PEACE CONCLUDED.


NEW YORK, April 1.-The U. s. mail steam
er Atlantic has arrived, with European dates to
the 18th of March She brings no tidings OF
the Pacific
Peace is considered as virtually concluded,
and the arrival at Paris of the Russian pleni-
potentisry was only awaited to sign the
protocol.
The Empress Eugenis has given birth TO
son. ...
There is no news upon the subject Of Ameri-
can affairs.
The Atlantic left Liverpool on the morning
OF the 10Th, at half past ten, with 3 passen-
gers. On the 22d she passed IN latitude so deg.
20 min longitude y deg. steamer supposed
to be the America for Liverpool. The Asia
arrived out on the morning Of the 18th.
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, March Is Cotton lie dull; sales
for the past three days amounted 70 lq. 900
bales Prices Of lower qualities are easier.
but not quotably lower, exporters took 2,ooo
and speculstors 2, 500 bales. The Manchester
cotton market is quiet but firm.
Breadstufs dull, and prices nominally the
same as at last report Sugar has been dull
Coffee was dull.
Money was steady. Consols were rather
weaker, and were q uOted for money at 81 Ea92i.
THE LATEST.
LONDON, Wednesday morning The Paris
Bulletin of yesterday says that the Empress
and child are doing well.
African advices Of the 18th February state
| 4 |, h. - beo hi hps
dull. There had been disturbances at Cape
Coast in which 80 natives were killed and 100
wounded
LONDON, Tuesday evening.-The English
funds were fat again to-day in consequence
Of a continued realization of stocks. Money
continues in good supply, and rates of dis
count were easier, though nothing was done
lower than per cent.
The India mail had arrived at Trieste with
Calcutta dates of the ninth, and Bombay
dates of the 10th of February. A proclama-
ton was issued on the 9TH of February, an
ncuncing the annexation of Dude and the
deposition of the King. The Soutsl rebellion
had been renewed Trade in India was mac
tive and prices were fuctuating except that
of Indigo. Money was easier, sterling ex-
change at Bombay was at 2a2i, and at CAL
cutta 2a2l premium.
The birth of the " Prince of Algters'' caused
much outward rejoicing both in France aud
| England. Addresses Of congratulation con-
tinued to pour into the Tuileries. Paris was
| illuminated. Paris was Illuminated Pope
| Plus TX is TO DO the Princes godfather and
| the Queen Of Sweden his godmother. Statutes
were fired, and flags hung out in all the prin-
| cipal cities Of Great Britain, in honor Of the
young Bonaparte.
Baron Manteuffel at earliest dates had ar
| rived at Paris, and it was expected that the
protocol would be signed in few days. Sc
crcsy as to the proceedings in the conference
was still observed
Telegraphich advices from ConstsntinopIe
are to The 5th instant. The Divan, owing to
the remonstrances Of the merchants, had re-
nounced the projected issue Of the hundred
millions paper money. Rustori Pacha, con-
victcd Of maIversation, had been sentenced to
imprisonment, and to refund several hundred
thousand francs.
new detac hment Of Russian troops had
arrived in Bessarabia.
ENGLAND.
Parliament had adjourned.
Mr. Dallas had gone to London.
Mr.. Buchanan had taken his formal leave
Of the Queen. Lord Palmerston accompanied
him to the audience; and in this act the Eng
fish papers see indications that the Premier
desires to stand well with the United States.
The King of Belgium had arrived in London
to attend the confirmation Of his god-daughter,
the Princess Royal.
The young Prince Of Prussia is about 10 re-
visit England, to be betrOthed to the Princess
Royal
A deputation of the friends of Poland had
waited on Lord Palmerston begging him to
give instructions to the British plenipOtentia-
ries at Paris to insist on the restoration Of Po-
land.
Lord PAlmerston replied that the subject
should have the consideration Of the Govern
ment.
Arrival Of the Star Of the West.
NEW YORK, April 2.-The Star Of the West,
from San Juan, on or about the 23d of March,
arrived here this morning.
Rumored Consummation Of Peace
New YORK, April 2.-Gen Webb, of the
Courier and Enquirer telegraphed the follow
ing from Washington on Tuesday night" A
treaty of peace between England, France,
Sardinia and Russia, was formerly agreed TO
in Paris on the 18th of March. It awaits rati-
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