Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-19
LATEST NEWS.
FURTH Err sY THE B ATTIC.
DECLARATION OF PEACE.

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Paris aud London on the Both of March by sal
vos of artillery.
Paris was illuminated. and the church bells in
England pealed forth merry chimes,
Three or four weeks must elapse before final
notifications exchanged The details Of the
| adjustment have been referred to commission
The Paris correspondent of the London Times
says. that council of the French ministry was
held in the Tuileres from half past four O'Clock
Saturday until twelve o'clock Sunday. The En-
peror presided, gave last instructions to Count
Walewski. and then retired tn his off ,ial resi-
denoe TO receive the Plenpotentaries, They
came at half past II O'Clock and after the treaty
read overproo eeded to ign it. The moment
the last signature was appended the signal was
given and the city wa, appraised OF the fact by
the firing of catnan Bulletins announcing il
were posted Throughout. Paris.
ENGLAND.
Parliament re as .emhl i on the 3lst March. In
reply to questions, Lord Pnlmerston stated that
though the treaty of p ace was signed. yet 1t
was determined by the Congress that the partlc-
ulars ofthe conditions should not be made public
until notifications were exchanged At the same
time, he would express his conviction that the
treaty would be deemed satisfactory to England
and the whole of Europe. lie said it would de
found that the objects for which the war had been
undertaken, had been accomplished--that the in
tegrity and Independence of the Turkish Empire
had been secured-that the treaty is honorable
to all the contracting powers, and, while on the
one hand it has put an end to war which every
friend of humanity must have naturally wished to
concluded. on the other hand il will lay the
foundation of peace which he trusted would be
lasting and enduring.
On Monday. the Lord Mayor of London, made
an official proclamation of peace from the portico
of his mansion and afterwards from the Exchange
Tower.
Guns fired sautes and flags were generally
displayed throughout the city, and on the ship
ping in the Thames.
In most other cities in England, similar dis
plays were made, but not much enthusiasm was
shown; indeed rather feeling of disappointment
was manifested.
TIE MARKETS
LIVERPOOL. April q Cotton has advanced I'D.
lower qualities have improved most: Sales du
ring the last two DAYS $4,000 bales, and the mar
ket closed steady. Orleans middling Cd; Upland
mddnn SD: Orleans fair 6 led. The Africas
news had no effect on the market.
Bread-tuff- are generally unchanged. and the
market huoyant. Bigland. Athya Co.. report
Wheat Id.o2d. dearer, with an improved demand.
Flour is unchanged and quiet, pending the land
ing of large arrivals.
Provisions are generally unchanged the
ke' quiet and closing steady. Lard is quiet; Beef
and Pork unchanged; Bacon in active demand at
52s Cd Sos, at auction. The stock of cheese
is exhausted Rosin is dull at Is. I'd. d 3s
Sd.
Consols have advanced to 93., and tho mar
ket closed steady under the proclamation of
peace.
Sugar and Coffee are stealy, and prices I'M
changed.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF PEACE TO THE FRENCH LEG
IsLATURE.
PARIS. Wednesday, April "A ceremonial
announcement of the conclusion of peace was
made this morning to the French Senate aud
corps Legislative by the minister of State In
the announcement the Emperor thanks them for
the patriotic "snpport always afforded him, which
together with the admirable devotedness of the
allied fleets and armies, contributed powerfully
the happy issue .of the war-the conclusion of
an honorable peace u
It has already been stated that the members
of the peace conference have still to perfect
number of secondary arrangements essential TO
the new state of relations established in the
East lie Nord SAYS one of these is the organ
ization of principaties; and the Jonruai DIES De-
bats says another is special regulations assuring
the free navigation of the Danube.
TURKEY.
Ehendi Bey embarked at Marseilles on Mon
dav. bearing the treaty to Constantinople.
Several French officers of rank also embarked
special mission IL the Sultan from the En-
peror Napoleon.
THE NEWS ~ PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, April 1.-The announcement OF Peace
yesterday in the Prussan Chambers was receiv-
ed with cheers.
ENGLAND.
LONDON. Tuesday Evening April Funds
opened steady this morning at prices improved
on Yesterdays rates. and remained SO until the
close. notwth standing the announcement of a
heavy fall on the Paris Bouse. There was II
great pressure for money in Stock Exchange this
morning, but it subsidized this afternoon.
The fall at Paris to day was I, following
yesterdays decline Of J.