The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-04-10
ARRIVAL OR THE Asia.
DErAILs OF FoREiGN NEWS
slgnlns ofthc Treatrof Peace.
GREAT JOY NRUss1Al
NO NEWS or THE PAcIFIct
Nav YoRH, April 4.

NEW foRHS April 4.
The Asia arrived at her dock about three
O'Clock this afternoon. Her dates ere 10 the
22J,
No news Of the Pacific.
It is generally believed that the treaty Of
peace would be signed on Saturday the 22d
or on Monday the Gath, in the event Of delay
the arfnistice would be extended to April
80. =
No news Of importance.
The 10th meeting Of the Plenipotentiar.
les was held on the 18th, and the Prussisn
Representatives took their seats.
The eleventh meeting took place on the
llth, and it was was rumored that the peace
treaty would be signed on the 22d.
The actual business of the Conference is
said to be over. and committee of one re.
preventative from each ofthe powers'is en-.
gagged in drawing up treaty OF peace. The
committee consists Of Mr. Debonqueny. Lord
Croby, Cavoun, and Alipache, the papers are
full Of congratulative addresses respecting
the infant Bonaparte. We have also a few
editorials on the subject Of American af.
fairs.
The export OF bread stuffs, from the King
dom OF Naples, has been suspended.
The Austrian correspondent has the fol-
lowing, dated March 10th and 18th: Omar
Pasha has arrived at Constantnople. Great
mortality exists among the French in the
Crimea The health ofthe French at Con.
stantinOple was improving.
The fortiications at NicolaiefF ere being
strengthened.
Gen. Leuders has ordered all the officers
on iurlough to return.
A letter from Kertch says that the news
Of the armistice produced profound sensa-
ton of joy along the shores of the Sea of
AEof, und business became suddenly active.
The imperial foundry, established on the
lett bank OF the DON, has been closed, and
this would seem 10 confirm the report of the
intention Of the Court of Russia to abandon
the maratime establishment in the Black
Sea. On the llth all the batteries and
ships Of the allies fred salute in honor oil
Napoleons son.
Letters from the camp in the Crimea ex.
tended from March Sd to the 7th, and are
chiefly filled with accounts ofthe weather.
J Gen Codrington issued general order,
March I'd forbdding firing upon the enemy
until after the expiration of the armistice.
The line Of the acqueduct running along
the left bank of the Tchernays is the limi
} of separation between the Russian and Eng
lish armies.
ENGLAND. - Mr.. Buchanan introduces
his successor, Mr.. Dallas, to the diplomat,
corps, on 18th, and transferred to him tn,
! charge of the Embassy.
1 Mr.. Buchanan has gone TO Paris, and will
A probably return home on the steamer leav
, ing Liverpool on the 10th.
There sis a report from the Crimea thu
e two divisions OF the army, the Highlander
and the third and fourth divisions under 81
n Colin Campbell, will Immediately proceed
: to Canada.
I FRANcE.-The Emperor has been the re
e ciPient OF numerous congratulatory addrssse
:, on the birth OF his son.
An amnesty is declared to all political oI
y tenders who will return and take the requir
ed allegiance.
> General Random, Canrobert, and Boquet
r are raised to the rank of Marsha!s of France
a Several Generals ofthe Brigade are pro
= NOTED to the rank of Generals of Divisions
and five Culonels are mode Generals.
NJ. Foul and Admiral Hamin receive
, grand crosses of the Legion of Honor.
4 1t is calculated, from statistical tables
- that the number of children born Marc
), 18th, all of whom the Emperor and Empires
n are god-Iathers and god mothers, amount t
q $500. Each child is t. receive 800
= frances. All the boys must be named Lou
Il Eagenie, and the girls Eugenie Louis.
: Prince Jerome is recovering.
!. SPArN--A despatch from Paris, dated l9tt
n is as follows:
The state OF Spain excites great alarm
). The Spanish government has been warned
h and the frontiers are guarded.
;, A despatch from Madrid, same date, is i
+ the usual phrase--"All II is tranquil.