New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-24
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bt the arrival q the mails from NeW York, we are
in receipt Of the information brough by the Cambria,
on the 18th. It svery minute, but adds little Of i'm
portance tosthe teegraphic summary published BY us
some dlys since. s Es5S, :5s 7f s23f
In regard to the Peace Conferences the latest intel
gence is to be found in the following dispatch dated
Paris, Friday evening, March % Z 81:
The Congress has terminated its labor, with the1
exception Of formal ignatRre Of the 81
peace, which it IS said; be dehnite signed BY
the whole ofthe Plenipo otentiaFies on Sunday next
The London Post also mentions Sunday; but the
city article of the London Daily Jews states that the
treaty will be actualiy ignsd today It Is under
stood that this last rests onvery excellent
authority. y. Gs33 Sss sz
RuasIAa IEW CosRERgsc u Paris,
March eleventh conference has been held to.
day Uppng this occasion all the nipotentiaries
fwere present. and the draft Of the treaty Of peace
Prepared BY second Penipo was handed
CATION OF the Danube. Prussian Plenpotentia-
fries have an occasonup to this time to praise
L the proceedings of Austria. aSls5S5s
The Conference has had to regulate the occupation
Eof Turkey by the Allied troops This appears to
A have been fixed at the amount Of 10000, partly
French and partly English Its duration if is not
possible to prediet at present. s5gE3 s5S
Ihe, Government has lowered its tone con.
sderaby with regard to Prussia The possibility Of
" new alliances must be kept in view.
The Patrie of the 26th, says that sthe trling diff
culties concerning which foreign journals have spoken
have ceased. The Congress and Convention are pro
crossing in their work" ;" .5s45;S s IA
Schamyl the Circassian chieftain is to receive an
annual subsidy from France.
The Emperor Alexander is about To make an ex
curson into Finland to inspect the works which de
end the coasts and to visit the interior of that pro-
vince. All the military commanders on the coast OF
the Baltic the Gulf Of Finland, the Gulf of Bothnia
and the White Sea, have received orders in conse.
quence Of the reestablshnent of the blockade, to
carry out their instructions for the defence of the
ports and coasts, as on previous occasions.
Mr.. Fillmore, Queen Christina and the Duke Of
Hesse Cassel, were at Rome on the 10th of March.
I Mr. Fillmore mad returned from Naples. Mr.. Cas-
was to entertain him at splendid banquet, to which
all the leading Americans in Rome and the high dig
nitaries of the church were invited. Mr.. Fillmore
to leave on the day after for Florence, Milan ana
Venice. Marked attention had been shown the ex.
President by the Pope and the King Of Naples. 81
J AMERICAN SoUADRoN.-The U. S. feet in the Med
iterranean consisting of the rgate Congress, flag;
Saranac, steamer and the corvette Constellation was
at Genoa on the lst of April.
AN AMERICAN PRIMA Donna AT THE IrALfENs-
The great triumph of Madame Biscaccianti, of Bos-
ton at the Italian OPERA has been the subject of much
pride to the Americans in Paris. Madame Biscacci-
anti formerly Miss Ostenei, of Boston, and niece of
MIR. hewitt, music seller OF New York, made her ap-
ror tIe f ,ns se geieaa rats auaehcs
would have crushed any artistic of ordinary merit
and won splendid success.
AN AMERICAN AUTHOR ABRoAD.-The works Of
Edgar A. Poe have been published in Paris. The
work has been well received by the critics. In fact
the admiration of Poe in France is unbounded. They
do not hesitate to declare that he has created new
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routine of modern romance and that he is destined
to have many mitators in France. A critic charac
saso,ta,, ,,a, , ~ e