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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-18

While an the ono hand Il has put an emil ~ var
,l,,h every TREND " humanity ma>t naturally ha'"
r,.s,t ~ scc concluded, On the other hand u WI,
lsV the foundations II peace "h'h
,,vst 81 far, at least, rs rcganh tno
si,run,s,aucrs cut II sch the war began viii be last
,ns and enduring Hear. hear SIR, daring thc noso
nst,ers which have led to this peace Hm happy 70
say that Tho same ooidiaii,y which Ia, prcvaiied
sr,,rs the Allies in carrying On the war, has nso
mainly contributed "a the ooncuson ct peace and th"
", sha leave OF at the conclusion OF thgs war IN
.,,,ctrr and closer alliance with them and in amoTc eN
,rsrd albapcc-thar existed during the continuance 81
The war end tbsi therefore, the future permaneoc"
rr, onv OF good understanding. bu, OF an ultimate
conp,xon Of the great Powers Of Europe vii have
h,rp ocrnen,cd aud strengthened by the commando
tions tat have taken place DUNG tie negotiations
Iuear htarl Sir, have nothing more to say except
hat II must be gratifying to the country To know tna
no,b;rr coud exceed the ability with which the BuisA
regc,sto,s have performed their arduons and difficult
tai daring the negotiations, and that Lord Carepdon
ard Ic,d Cowley have not only maintained me
honor dignity and Interests Of the country taey repre-
se,ted but bv their conchs'ory conduct have secured
Gr themselves and theic country the respect, "-tsen
ard goodwill Of hcse with whom they had TO Go. ne
Tst;fratious are 10 be exchanged a. soon a. they
can he received at Constantnope and 81. Petersburg
TIE limitation of time has been four week., hut /
ehorA hone that within three weeks the raticacors
will be exchanged at Paris Cheeisl
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THE LATEST.
rBy he Electric and International Telegraph

fBL he Electric and iste-HdfaOhdI IeegTdI"
LoNpoS. TUESDAY E0eaing English securities
rather active during the day, but without any gEea.
alteration in price, the decided tendency to advance
being checked by approach of settlement and the
closing Of outstanding boil accounts" Railways
continue animated and in fresh rise took
Mace. Dividend on Great Western of Canada de-
CARED at I, cent. = annum, and shares weaker IN
Consequence. Lsnd and Bank shares actively dealt
in and showed strong upward tendency IN iorelg9'
Turkish steadily rising, aud other descriptions good.
Tie London and County Bank has further rallied from
recent panic.
Consoi. for Account ss a95 Exchq BILL. small dis dar
THE PEACE-sPEECH OF THE EMPEROR.
TIE Times Paris correspondent writes mat, wheh
the of the signing Of the treaty was announced 10
the EmperOr he expressed himself TO the following
effect: He thanked the Plenipotentiaries for having
come in person 10 him with such agreeable tdngs'
He observed that the result of their labors during the
Conference was the complete realization of the speech
delivered by Lord Clarendon in the House OF Lords,
and that the peace which the Allies were determined
on concluding which carried with 1t no hu null
alton 10 Russia and which did not compromise the dig
nty or independence Ofany one II was In fact, such
as great nation might propose or accept without Deg
racatioD and it therefore, had all the elements OF so
Idity and durability And, he added, that so favora-
bic result was, in great measure, owing to tine con-
ciliatory spirit and the moderation Which marked the
policy Of England and which was particularly fen III
The o1urse Of the present Conferences.
The same writer says there are other questions OF
paramount interest pending, and 1t would not De
proper rthe penpoten,iares TO leave without taxing
them into considerations
." understand that Lord Clarendon has no intention
of quitting Paris for the moment believe am not
in the slightest degree mistaken when state that tne
best feeling prevails here among all classes, and al
most all parties at the conduct OF England throughout
and the impression is that the peace will be found
honorable for all concerned, and satisfactory"
Tie Post Paris correspondent writes:
alt We make up accounts, perhaps the contract ls
in favor Of Russia, to whom more has been gwen up
than she has renOunced Such result IL naturally
the case because il was the intention of En-
gland and France to punish huscovte aggression
with conquest involving loss of territory, or permanent
occupation"
FRANCE.
PARIS Monday Evening.-Corn still declining.
Reduction general in all the provincial markets APP
pearance of crops most promising. 100000 hecoltres
reported shipped from Naples for Marseilles
At Berey, wine trade brisker, but prices scarcely
maintained, owing TO the decline in wine districts.
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SUPPOSED CASE OF MALPRACTICE.

Coroner Hanford commenced an inquest yesterday
afternoon at the Sixth District Station House in the
Sixteenth Ward of Brooklyn upon the body OF Anton
Leber young German, residing in Smith street, who
died on Wednesday, is supposed, from improper
medical treatment.
Tie certificate given by DIR. John Bauman tsaid TO
be horse doctOr certified that death was caused ny
inflammation of the lungs ard bilious fever.
AID Maerz saw the certificate and suspectmg -ome-
thing wrong caused an investigation TO be commenced
DR.. John Bauman testified that be attended de-
ceased frst on Monday last, previous 10 which Two
other ply scians had been in attendance his stomach
was swelled and there was something the matter Oh
his lungs but he could not see in it," he gave the
patient medicine to physic him. and attended him
day and a half when he died.
A post.mortem examination was made by Drs. u
III Schapps and Krackowtzer.
Dr. Schspps testified that the immediate cause OF
death was some what obscure; he found the lungs
comparatively healthy; the heart was healthy; the
stomach and kidneys copgested, and ALEC patches
of congestion through the ntestines the blood me
heart and vessels in fluid state, and altered ~
appearance; from appearances, he supposed tnat ae
ceased had labOred under typus fever IN us nr's
stages and bis death has apparently been acceeratea
by exhaustion other than the disease, and the conoi
ton Of the stomach he supposed to have been cau'ea
by violent cathartics.
The further examination OF the case was postponeu
to Monday next, in order that tne medicines can DC
analyzpd
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

From Tie Daily Ner''' city article Of lue'a'y
evening:
the finds maintained grc,t irmness. The closing
oro.aops were almost as good a. those OF yesterday
T. the Other stock exchange markets there is sti con
siderable disposition to operate for higher Pnce- ou'
this Tendency was rather kept in check to day by the
rauza,ious which have been prompted by the late
marked rise. The hope Of an easier money market
affords eres, support The opinion gains ground that
the Bank of England will shortly admit 70 discount 81
per mt frs. .!ass bills having % dsys to marnre
instead of charging per cent at present. WITH
his nroere,i which i strengthened ~ the favoraOe
STATE of The exchanges, and BY he large ARRIVAL o.
sr.cie the knowledge that Government VIII require
loan during the present session. fails TO check
the frnpess Of the stock markets The discount mar
ket was 'o-day quie;er IL the sock Exchange the
demand 4 money continues good ana may gro"
hri,ker tie event Of speculation for rise becoming
rso-e eyerded. Al Paris to-day the Three Per Cent
Rfntes closed at fall of to z cent, following yes
terisv's decline Of = cent. The influx OF specie
Continues srge-the amount brought in by the La
Plata Is about $3.50 eco, Of whca sever-elghtns IS
stated to consist of silver. Including sboat $500 900
hr,rrlt IN by tie Africa from New York. the arrivals
to-day reach the extraordinary total OF if2oOCo' ln
the Foreign Exchanges this afternoon the Only feature
~ interest was decline in the quotation for three
ucrtls bills on Paris. The Railway Snare market
conti' zee good.
The Tunes city article says:
Re English funds opened steadily this morning a,
the improve ed prices Of yesterday, and were steadily
maintained 20 the close rotwrhs andiug the occu''
renee of heavy fall 90 the Paris Bouse IN Tue cary
nan of IKE dsy there was great pressure tor money
n tLs Stock Exchange but the demand subsidized IN
.bf afternoon. At the Bank of England the appica-
tion- were rot numerous.
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s,nx,xn nr TIE TREATY.

sg.sS11 Tyvses Pans corrcsIN'ndcnor sSs
a C,szeil a GiaistsfS Vas hed AZ ,"' runT ,,
A. nj c'ccck srd unnamed si''ifs VI -, sn5
-. r,ys,3eA AMI gave hss lAs' los'n''s'n', SUI
E,~, -S,.-l, ,,sr,rcA 20 his official rcSiteaoe 10
-, n, ne r1sni pO,cpsiS'es lhey apPssleu ~ ,"'
rr,s,,y ara WIZ al their o,aoS ana dec0'a'Ie
- ,,,,,,,l,s IN ,hc safe Sc Conference. before
80 - sarr tAe Treaty wss mad over proceed - 10
- !, ir re .au,e alphabetical orier IN whieh tnry
Ns,, NOR p,aui 70 ,Sko their places dH''"s ne N"'-
s,,r,rS Cr,wds Of people had been out iio'l au
~,,,v kcur A. Il was known that something important
- trrr, ard numerous groups OF spectators gain
- IN ~, 5usVs opposite and close - toe Foreign
Ofce 10 see the ricripc,cnt'aIios pass iAeSe wy
,,rx,VtS A~asA On gong and returning MN hsths "'
great spcci trVr TIE people. ENc'l INNS '>VN F
as " cosl,.vcSi.
Inc r,cncn; the signatures were completed the OK
rS,cd signal VA, given, and the cannon IRON the e.
r,sraec IL the lnvAA3es proclaimed the news before
The FeaipOieSiiscs had eui ted the aah oooA Il'e
TIE ALLOWING notice was posted up on me walls V'
t"S ~.coxeErss OF PAxIs March 80, 1855.
49,, NJ sxsea = o'o.oes, a. the Ministry
n Asairs TAe Flet!7;ea,iA-ies Of Franc Aasf a
Grsa; Brian FIssss k.ssa 9 -; - - -, 5 :, he
t: va saS WAA. hy settling the question Of toe last
''A''''-' '-' ~ PIETRE Prefect of Police
TITS .otice was read by thousands with intense
curostv srd with great satisfaction. Soon AFTER APP
psaied supplement 10 the N0HffGr containing tue
same announcement. The effect produced Is OF course
sl tAs; could b. imagined, and the feeling would YER
~, baby lave been much more strongly expressed
Lad /; 10; been that for two or thre Gays past tae
conclusion was confidently expected for tins day.
"The weather is fine, the sky serene the sun warm
and uadmmed and all the tboroughfare' are thronged
with people Already preparations are made for the
ilumina;ious Of tonight, which, 1t 10 expected, wa
rival the display the birth OF the imperal prince
should not emit the coincidence that the Countess
Waewsk wife of the Minister for Foreign Afdirs aud
President Of the Congress delivered Of girl this
morning at o'clock Only three or four boais before
Ter husband affixed his signature to the treaty vi peace
"The Plenipotentiaries viii continue TO meet during
the present week as before for the OF otnel
matters not of light uDimporant character, wtica
have not yet been settled. They and the renaen'
members Of the diplomatic corps dine, in full uniform
With the Minister of Foreign Affairs tomorrow. Inc
treaty viii not be made public until the exchange Of
tie notifications, and as ConstannOpe and 81 Peters
burg are distant from Paris the Pienlp2entla1es re
nan sti bound By their obligation of silence for tive
OF three weeks to come"
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INDIA AND CHINA.

TIE steamer Bombay arrived at Trieste March %
LISA. M. in l3o Lours from Alexandra, which port
She len on the 23d Of March. The India and China
mails were to leave Alexandria on the 2ite OF March,
with sdyices from Calcutta of the 23d OF February
Rcmbav the 6th Of March; HOrg-kong, the 5th OF
February; Shanghae, the It'll of February; and Can
ton the 18th of February. 90.
The annexation of Dude lad been continued wi bout
disturbance. Lord Gaming reached Calcutta on tue
90 / of Fcbuerv and was s,-orn in a. Governor Gen
eral on the lst OF March. Lord DalhOust was TO have
LETT Calcutta for Suez the 9th OF March The San
a districts sre quiet rthe present. From the ocenti
ness OF rain, scarcity Is apprehended throughout
The money market easier. At Calcutta trade
" as inanimate. Indigo has been steadily maintained.
The import market has improved. Exchange Al 'al-
cnttg 2 81; at Bombay 2l2l. Therevenue and tXoen-
diture of fong.Ko show surplus. The usGrr- ,;1n
in China is subsiding Exchange at Canton 5 at
SAargbse GA. The Alhambra with the Marseules
mail lad not arrived a. Alexandria.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
PROCLAMATION OF THE PEACE.

On Monday, the 3lst, the Lord Mayor Of London,
accompanied by the civic officers appeared in citizens
costume on the portico of the Mansion House and
read the following letter
"HonE OFFICE, March 81 1856.
any LORD MAYOR have the honor 10 acquaint
YOU that a dispatch has this morning been received
from the Ear of Clarendon dated Paris March 80 an.
nouncDg that defntive treaty for the restoration OF
peace and for the maintenance OF the integrity and Ia
Sepepdepce Of the Ottoman Power yesterday
signed az Paris by the Pcnipotentieres of her Majesty
ofthe Emperor OF the French of the King OF Sardiua,
and OF the Sultan and also OF the Emperor OF Austria
and the King OF Prussia, the one part and the I'm
perOr Of all the Russiss on the other.
q gned) O. GREY
After cheers for the Queen, Army and Navy, and
,fe Allies, the spe cetors dispersed.
At noon large crowd assembled at the Exchange,
in expectation that the Herads would appear in fall
paseantry Ss in days OF old, TO proclaim peace. No
one appeared, however. except the Mayor, who again
read the above letter. AT O'Clock the TOSer and
Park guns fired q salute of l0l. Flags neraly
display I'd in the city and from the shipping. In other
cites the displays made, qaetly and with
cut enthusiasm.
Psrliame.t Ieassembled on Monday evening, March
81, AID proceeded with ordinary routine business.
After the lapse of some time,
Mr. French said it was without precedent that the
war should be concluded without her Majesty Minis
toIs condo sconding TO nioIm the House OF the fact
Lord Palnerston repied--The House Is perfectly
aware from Tie Gazette, that yesterday at o'clock,
q Treaty OF Peace signed at Paris iCboersl. Ihe
House viii have seen by the announcement Ii The
Gazette that il determined by the Congress that
the particular conditions of the treaty should not be
made public Until the notifications has been excLansei
Aud that indeed Is the usual coUne for II 4 mark
Of obvious Difference to the Powers who parties -
tie treaty. At the time, without going into any
details OF the conditions the main substance of which
IL already known TO all the world because II has been
embodied in protocols ana Published III every
country OF Europe, / may say at least, That
ny conviction H. that The Treaty of Peace viii
be deemed satisfactory by this country, and by
Europe lCheersl. Sir il will be found that the OBJ
Jtcts for which tie war undertaken have been fully
accomplished II VIII be found that by the stpuls-
tiors Of that treaty the integrity and independence Of
She Turkish Emp.sc VII be secured a. far han IN
be found that that treaty Is Honorable to all tie powers
WHO ,Ve contracting parties to it, and TUT that
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roVH DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-18
sADIFIR NOT DEAD.

TIE Dublin Nation contains 4 curious article in
which the writer declares his deliberate conviction
that there exists reasons OF sohd reliable character
for believing that M John SSdler has not commit "a
suicide bu, has simply been playing the tIicx 30 wei
known, both in history and romance, Of pretendeA
ceatb and euppcsiti,ious corpse. Tie following M
BE- cited a. the grounds which the ~Iiter bases his
kepticism a. 10 John Sadeir 8 suicide:
l. While the dates of the letters written by Mr.. Sad
eir 20 lis friends show that he inoduGted suicide fall
week before he is supposed 70 have committed II, he
striving al that week to gel IN money i'on every
source and he did receive large sums-some on the
CAV Of H., d,ath-uot farhing Of which La- been
traced cr accounted for. ~ the very brink OF the
grave j. urged, when money ought materially % cee,e
10 be valuable IN h. eyes, &c Was rs Atent Gb ever on
,. In Paris md Fonblanque's Medical Juri,pru-
piu6erce' il il laid down o. general rule tia. the
more sudden The death tie longer 'aiavcrOus stiff
nee nom taking place Ard IL further stated e. 20
causes Of sud6en death, if body ia such Dee
"cod and stif we may BE- certain that more taau
"twelvc hours have elapsed since tle fatal event
Tie evideIco at TIE inquest showed that II any case
Dir Ssdleir could not have reached iampst. al be ore
l2oc.ock al the earliest and night not have reached
II before - the --latest. ard -lpf )sing hi- to have
really committed sui ide that event would have taken
piece at the earliest AZ ~ Oclnck, ana NJ the test a.
say O'Clock. At quarter before . ia tne morn.fg
Policeman 81 found tie body 4. Hzny.tcai
"quite cold and std." Mr. NicAoH, -pgeon, gave
similar evidence
3 Doubtful Identification Of Decea-cd. II /. re-.
marked on tas bend that al standard authorities
medical Jurisprudence concur IN incu'catug spirit Of
cautioI-Day, even Of skept.7ni a. to tie ileu.icl
ton Of persons found dead Dr. Guy, in his I" Medical
Juristrrdtpce' eav4 "Wo NUT beware OF Il ha.ty
"doC:s ior ard REMEMBER that the apparent cause OF
"dtath T. not always tle real one. II u not enough
"to see the olecs which actually present them. elves
" to The eye. We unu, look for such not obvi
" Gus at the irt piai CO. ANA iuriher: " And the
"place in which the BODY is found the fr,t caution j.
Z" rot to conclude too hts;ily that tho spot IN which
"hooy il di oov.r.d j. that u which death actually
"tcok place" Dr. Beck Z" Nc, 'icnl Jurisprudence"
pHge 400 say. "Unlcss The means Of Identification
FeoDssts io bcar tatooing other indelble marks,
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ITALY.

The latest accounts FROM Parma represent the state
Of siege as having been carried ou' Win inc G'ioe'
rieor Everything was subjected 70 ritA'y olc'--i2n
aid the Austrian General CTehev.le appears as zoe
ree Coverpor Of the city, ssung orders and notica-
tiops with all the confidence OF constituted autnofty'
II was calculated that upward OF ttree hundred
uereons had been arrested SINCE marai Ia" hah peeh
Tut in force; between twenty ana thT'y pnsoHSIs
20, deun.d Ia various terms Of puni-hment ioe PJ'-
cal offer Sea Lad been reIn0yed from the jail OF Parma
70 Mautua under Austrian escort; ehd tiesh aItces
Lad been added to the DIVISIONS OF the STAKE oil See
by the Military COmmanIdn., making II more Ole JUS
s1d vexatious than ever. The Auditore Borai Sho
was su1rosed at frst to have been wounded beyond
all ope Of recovery stiil alive on the 22l though
with lii: chance OF lie. . ,
nj M,rtinati native fVcen lia WI has resided t
Florence since lSis, condemned, Gs MEMBER i
secret society a short time age, by decree OF the
Rova Cour TO mprisonnont for 90 moths IN the En-
peetolo He peti.ioued the GrandDuke Tor commute
fou Of ills sentence 30 Punishment Tor lie, Is ma d'-
aly been done By the Tuscan Government uniei fun
10; both because il solves dlihcuty
and also Ieevoe tho Government from further rcspon
siblitv: and il has not been uncommon, therefore, TO
otr % .t.cal offenders their option Of such punish
Knt in this instance the Grand.Duke has refused the
reoucst Of NJ Marinati aud biz doing 50 is said to
have caused very bad feeling Florence, where it
yas hoped that there Political prosecutions Wlch are
ouy calculated to maintdlL llhumOE between the Wv
eminent ard the people, were at an end -.
The irproyed quotations of the I Zee OF Sardlnla
public funds have again raised hope that the Minis
Ter of Finance may find IN his power before long 20
from time to time ard establish uniform rate OF n-
terest As the Five per Gents were as high as " IN
Tuiin the ether day, i may be expected they VIII Use
10 DOT with the declaration OF peace ana, a. A.
Cavou7. the actual Minister OF Finance Is now 10 one
of the great money marts in diplomatic capacity, 1t
s not improbable he may take advantage OF the OPP
rotunity 10 come to arrangement a. mat do)f
alluded TO, with some of tie principal loan CONTRACTOR
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2 A. II. MAXWELL Circular.

Per Rcinc. LIVERPOOL, iuessusy' -,Lll !, - -. -
The arrivals Ireland ard cosstw. durns the Ps, week
b.ve hen ssU Frcrn -eigu ports however we nave 70
led as quarters WHEAT 5soo quarters BEANS ~ qla
,ers PEAsE s. ~ quarters sDIAN Corn and 45cp oo'
ERA TIE exrcts IN ,te time comprise ool quarters
NUEsr eco quarters OATS 657 quarters INDIAN CoKS -
fecks srt S7 IBIS FLOUR. There has aeen isr ouslnes'
aor IL the trade during week and with Few ercep
cr prices Of oil have been ay supported reAee
rrfsr 10 have fully Giscouned IN the CORN Market
IL weGlr c. extremely fine, with eAstery ~nl and
frost al Iislt -. -. ,,.-,
A. ti - there good attendance OF tue Town
AID eouutry trade buyers from distance VINO no
doubt e1t,eed fad prices much depressed by TIE new" OF
o,sre. but holders showing disposition 10 give way u
alv good for uPton was done In W neat 'hd
Firr mil rric-s Tara ast being advance however
of "a 70 81 {, 20 70 ana oil Z sack and bot on some low
.sl, made during the Oats and Oatnss were y, ia.
moo request si'hout change IN value barley Beans
and Peas moderate RETAIL demand, reuhuei as lsst
uoed There Ile- of lltian Corn oterns te
rriva being part ye, sampled 50 nee1s
BUYERS had = pey 4 quarter Tor prime no''Hesa 1ea 81
for yellow C.. 81 G = quarter for prime white.