The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-18

ties, a the conduct Of England throughout and the i'm
preston that the peaos will Be found honorable Cor al
ccnoerned and satisfAoiory"
The IoS Paris correspondent writes-Tf w make al
accounts perhaps the contract In favor Of Russs
whcm more has been gwen up than shs has rsnounse
Saco result naturally toe 1t vas asve
the intention Of England and France punish Muscoy
permanent eosd dpadon."
SIGNING OF The PEACE TREATY IN PARIs-rscI
DENTS AND REnINISCgN0Es
Psris March 30) CORES pondencs Of Loncon PostI
TIE guns Of the lnvades at O'Clock this
day that treaty OF peace has boon signed Toe docu
ment was prepared and ready for execution saturday
20 that he Plsnpoteptares hsd nothing to do oot s
press had thought proper to command The event hsd
been go confidently expected, that IT appeared to pro-
Chsnp Eysees 1T ceiDg bright sunny cay sgios
and might b. heard to excHim, "Are:ros esAadu 10
Al hs hotes Of the ieIsgn Ambassadors probably to-
night and presume general illumination win take
Tbs PleEipatentisries we're oil in full uniform whom
they seped the uesty of which there oopes
obigug altogether ninety eight signatures. The event
was not only mace kno wD from the nvSdes but Hso
bs posted at various OF the Streets
OF which viii be found il your teegrsphc column The
sigma uie was knowo st &C early hour BY the agents Of
the Bourse who the Bouevards ali days Of
the wees well Sundays, for the puepose Of buying
and selling undsrstano ahe funds hao net risen much
Eer we're Ihsy likely to the money IN srist hai
long s'nce discOnnted the pes,e signature
It viii b. rememoe cd that the 3oh OF MAr,h
that Paris fell Into the hands 0l the ahee 1914 The
snniverssTy dpds the cf the old enemies
OF iris country to day (vz March 3o 1850 united TO
o isi aI nouucement that tae Penp potenti.ss OF
France, Austria Great Bfits&n Pussis lsa Sardinia
n eSa 10 VI oh
The question Of the East places the repe u Europe
solo sLd durable bases.
Let hope hat such si be the case; al al evsne,
- Ai as human an,i;paton Gao go, We may not
to see Turkey sgatn caussg Europe to make sxttie
field OF her story If the questions Of the Priac,p III.
ties settled wi satisfaction, have right to
grumbe acout tbs terms Of the treaty Having sgreei
to axe pese when did, ruors than thu treaty CON-
tains coul0 not have been txpec and If there be any
dissatisfaction expressed here else Hhere. eucn must be
based on regret that did not 60 ri the in
stead Of citing the Russo Austrian propositions
understand the treaty viii be despatched withou.
delay to The capitals of the various contracting Powers
may hon he pubishei but the fuli details, and rdsei
complete text OF the treaty csnnot be made kno~n unM Ill
unit the frontier questions have clearly defined
ana the organization Of the Principaies dsooed upon
This may occupy many weeks. II Vs. However simply .
The evacuation Of ths Crimea will take pas., learn
aer ne ,ss icaton Of ths ueaty The RussiXos to
which ORDERS have Alesey been gvsnso say the Russian
aathoriiies.
The Emperor sent General Esy his aid de. camp, t,
Lord Clarendon Count de Csvouf, a. we'll 81 to C,unt
Orc to thark them for tbs sslates Of artillery the
BY which the birth Of the PIiace imperial
was celebrated in the Crimaa
The health Of the Empress goss on i'm growing every
day. bat there is day yet fixed ter hee Mss.s leAv
ing Der Iooin but that will bs org des, ed As
baptism OF ths Prince imperial must according TO the
prcgrenme published, follow the aSovs event 1t Is
m Spr nat V Pace Ga ,ss secSq % %
not have been exchanged but adhesion If AL the
high contracting parties W Il Be known telegraph so
thai ths reoicihgs for the baptism will be those or
peece, ard tie mem Of che Congress will DO still
IL pais in order to nake the exchsnse Of ratification,
their vail give to ths bsptsnA Ses the cha
Whilst 'he Penipotentaariss engaged in singiog
the 'tsasy under he presidency Of N Waiswski, his
world. The numerous Eng.ish friends Of the Countess
will b. glad TO hear that shs Is doing very well.
TBE OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT IN ENGLAND.
[trcm tee London Post April
Yesterday mornite, . little bsf,rs 10 O'Clock. sbont
LOCO persons had collected In front Of tine Mansion
Bouse in the expectation that the Lord Mayor wnuld
make aD o.icsl announcement that the was at an
end His IordAbip then Desentsd himself in the bai
cons, ,na, aaase..ng the persons moed said ae
6ight Hon Bsronet tee se etary OF for the Home
Dspar ment which his Lordshp read with muon gravity
HOME opY1cr, March 81 1856.
Ny IoRD--l have the hoAor to acquant your Lord
from tie Earl o Clare dou her Nsjsys Prfnopal Sece
sIy Of state for Fo.egu Afirs oeted Pas Msrca tue
On ennt uncpg that dsdpi i've treaty for tine restora
tod Of and for the maintenance of ths integrity
anc ine pesdence OF the Ottoman empire yesterday
signed at Pars BY TIE Of her Ajssty Of
the Emperor OF tie French of the King of Sardina and Of
the tan, and also Of the Emperor of Aust ia AMI Of
the King OF Prussia, the par; end Of the Emperor
OF all the Rus las the have thu honor to b.
my Lord, your Lordship's most obedient humol eer
want q. GREY.
The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE TREATY OF PEACE IN PAR
LAMENT.
TIE English Parliament reassembled on 31st Of March
Lr. i. FRENCH said i without precedent that Shs
ehouid be concluded without her Ministers
condesosrdng INFORM the House Of the fact. Il
true hat the noble lord the head Of the
haa entered the house ster the House had gone Com
mittee Of supply bur ths nobs lord did taok 1t
worth hts while TO msLe tbe Of the treaty
OF peace after the House gone Com nittse OF Sup
ply, it would only have been decent ADD respectful 10
the House il bis colleagues had waited few minutes
until the noble lord srrissd order to give the noble
he wonl1 move thar tie Ch&rnAn report progress Ee
might ts told that the signing Of the treaty peace had
remember that the sans guns mad been rei for
topoi when 1t had not been taken. a laugh COIN
vas @ %,Ss noe 70 s9s wsoa the
bound to mace similar Communication to the house
peace we're concluded. Hsar hesr)
nutes afer the half nour wnnh s usually toe time for
tees of ion being and Questions being put There
stee Of supply end there we're also noces Of ques-
tors end was ~ much surprised as other memoers
could be to find the House IN COMMITTEES Of Supply
at unusually early an hour. (Hesr.) II had come
down TO The House three minu sooner should have
nGoe y statement which am quite prepared now
to make. (HeN) It is very short one, and will
vey no information to the HIN. member beyond that
which be already possesses "a laugh II 1t 30 any
saisfacfton, however 10 my Hon. friend TO be informed
officially Cf that wLish he Aleady knows Individually
shall very great pleasure in enghtenine his mind
"a susn The House is perfectly from the Gdsets
that yesterday, at O'Clock, treaty o. peacs was
sgs Paris, (Cheers.) The House wiii ha by
the mept in the Gde that 1t was determined
by the Congress that the particular conditions of the
treaty sh not made public until the rARcatlone
had been exchanged And that iodeed, Is the usual
for It is mark 1 obvious Difference to the Powers
who parties the treaty At the fine, without
going into sny details Of he conditions, the main sub
OF which IL already known to ali the world because
it has been embodied in protocols and published In every
country In Europe, l may soy at least that my con-
vstion H. that that treaty OF peace will b. deemed
ssti,factory BY this country and BY Europe. (Chees)
Sir will DO und that he oojscts for which the war Was
undertaken have been fully accomplished will be found
that By the stpuaons of that treaty the integrity and
Independence OF The Turkieh empire will be secured
as hnmsn ransements effect that purpose Cheers
It will be found that that treaty honorable TO all the
Powers who are contracting parties TO IT. snd trust that
while on the hsno, II has put end to which
every friend humanity must naturally have wished
ace concluded the other hand It viii lay the founda-
ton Of 4 peace whi, trust 80 Car ct least regards