Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-05
Late from Europe.

Canada tapi. Lang, trem Liveipeel Oil The at.
| tefhoon vi lie 18th inst, arrived here at hall
past seven this evening.
Mi Dallas, no went out in the Atlantic.
/ proceeded On his arrival at Liverpool 10 the
AdeiPtii Hotel, " here Consul HaW ihorne had
engaged apartments Tor him. X drn0aiian
ifoW The American hanber oil Commerce
waited upon him al The Hotel, and presented
Tin a cuugralula,ory address.
Mr.. Buch2naa's speech al the Lord Mayor
banquet had produced good effect, aud no ex-
eltenlent existed respecting American aAairs
The eighth sitting OF the Paris Conference
was held Or Wednesday. the l2th. but the re-
salt was not known.
All accounts iioln Paris agree on The almost
certainty Of peace, aud the intelligence iion
Germany and Plussia is in the same tone
1t was generally rumered that tfeaty of
peace would be Signed al Paris about Saturday.
The Is Il; all The differences, however. had not
been adjusted.
Several important disputes respecting the prin
cipl!nies aud he A,iiie frontier were lei as
Undecided when the Congress met
Els said thai the ratification OF territory and
The adjustment OF other ranged differences
| are 10 be referred 10 Con issIcn on the 500,
The iopoglaphlcal details are very incomplete
ard the prof cted frontier is neither ma rktd by
stlsam nor mountain chain. F.ance, il is said
viii appoint as her Commissioner General
Letang. Austria, En-. land aud Russia were on
HE pulnt OF naming heirs. Sardinia will mol
be gelrest Mt IN The Commission.
Despa lches from Bellin aud keima state that,
foI reasons of European interests. Prussia has
been invited to send representatives TO the
Conference; that he accepts the invitation, aud
Baton ManliieI, as PleHipo ienllry, oud leave
Berlin on the l4lh for Paris. NJ. Hatzfiell, the
ID. n t.. d..
ond Penipoten larry. The admission of Prus.
sia is SAID to be based upoG the ground that the
discussion respecting the treaty OF lS4l by
which he Dardanelles were closed to sloops OF
wal is 10 begin forthwith. Lord Palmerston
however had refused IN Parliament 10 answer
Nj. D'i-raei's question as 10 whether Prussia is
invited or not. He also refused 10 say wheh-
ef Italian affairs cccury The aleniien of the
Conference.
The meeting OF The Allied and Russian Gen.
erals on Trakiir Bridge had resulted in The the
ma king out OF a line OF neutral ground, limited
10y the Tchernays.
There was considerable sickness in the
French army The English Surgeons, having
little To do, had offered their services 10 the
French Hospitals al ConsaA tinople.
The Russians were also unhealthy
WAsHINeroN, April 3.-The Union news.
paper oil 10 morrow will containa letter from
MIR. Buchanan, late minister TO England, dated
December 2Sth pleegins himself uneqnivocal-
10 the n tbiaska Bill as the only settlement
Of slavery agitation and declaring that il must
be adhered 10 al all hazards.
- Last Tuesday was the day appointed by
the Church authorities of the Baltimore Com
terence, to investigate thc charges preferred
against the Rev, L. b. Lemmon, member of
The Conference, al its late session.
When the day came, Mr.. Lemmon desired
postpanemenl until the 2lst of June, on ac-
count OF his wish to remove with his family to
HE West, with The intention OF settling there,
pledglug himself voluntarily not to exercise any
ot his ecclesiastical functions in the meantime,
and also that on the day named, be would Ger
talnly appear and undergo the inseslsatietl,-
his was agreed 10 ty both parties, and the
trial was accordingly postponed to the above
period
The INDIANA WOMEN VS.. FREE WHIsKEY.-
IN fIlhceton, Gibson county, Indiana. Oh Sat
| arday last, this women took The law ato their
own hands and "ceaaed oute every doegery
in the town. They had eviously given the
liquor sellers len day notice 10 quit their nal c
They numbered some two hunsred All the
liquor they ooul find, including the bottles,
detnijohus aad barrels in which IL was iound
was destroyed. Six dosgenes.was visited, and
It was thought that properly lshe am Gun
OF SLooo was destroyed. Louisville Journal
WHAT AN ABoLITIoNIsT THE properly of
Casslus Nj Clay, the great Kentucky asoli-
siauist, is advertised iosbe SOLD at auction, and
includes tuentytro Slaves, men, wonea and
children.
Nor MONEY ENOUGH Mi. Foeu, of the
Ohio Stale Journal. ass gus as the Chief reason
Why ne couId tot secure The office of Printer of
the House, was that he chad not money enough
10 buy up members Of Congress-