Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-10
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of .he america at Halifax.

SAAAP %AihStlcds OdpI. W IChHldu5 dEt2NSO az LnlS
port at l l o'clock this morning. She left Liv-
erpool on Saturday, April &c.
The London Morning Star an organ of the
Manchester parry, says-"We are told that at
the meeting of the Cabinet on Tuesday, the
22d. at which Lord Clarendon was present
for the first time since his return from Paris,
the answer to the United States was agreed
on. Upon some points connected with the
Central American question, the British Gov
eminent are prepared to give way, but they
will not recall Mr.. Champion and they are
prepared to communicate to the United States
Government that they are unanimous in their
determination to continue him in his present
position rs British Minister at Washington"
THE TREATY OF PEACE.-Tbe London Daily
Netcs has succeeded in obtaining copy of the
text of the treaty of | eace. The document is
considered authentic, and contains thirty-four
articles, the principal provisions Of which are
as follows:--
Restores perpetual friendships between
France, Britain, Sardinia, Turkey, and Rus
STA.
All territories conque ed or occupied during
the war, shall be reciprocally evacuated as
soon possible.
The Sultan communicates to the powers
his tirman granting equality to Christians,
which the contracting powers much approve,
but divest themselves of all right thereby to
interfere in the internal administration Of the
Ottoman empire.
The Convention of July 18th. 1871, clos
ing the Bosphorus and Dardanelles, is re.
affirmed.
The Black Sea is neutraized and for
ever forbidden to all4ships- of-war of every
power adjoining OF distant.
Trade shall be free in the Black Sea wa
tiers, and ports subject only to police regula-
tons, and Russia and Turkey admit consuls
to all ports Oh its shores.
The sea being neutralized, strongholds
become useless consequently Turkey and
Russia agree neither to construct nor Dr. esefve
any military maritime arsenals on that coast.
Acts of the Congress of Vienna, relative to
river navigation, is applied TO the Danube and
its mouths and its freedom becomes part of
the public law of Europe.
To carry the previous article into effect,
France, Austria, Britain, Prussia, Russia,
Sardinia, and Turkey, appoint each a delegate
to put the river in a navigable state from Isat-
cha to TIA.
Russia assents to rectifcation of Bessarabian
frontier. New frontier to start from the Black
Sea, one mile East of Lake Bournasola, to the
Alderman road, along which to the valley of
OA0JHiii pdoSld5 eOht4I Va dSCGuuS
the river Yalpuck to Savatsika, and termi-
mates at Wakameri, on the river Pruth. Else
where it is unchanged,
This coded territory is annexed TO Moldavia.
Moldavia and Wallachia continue under
the sovereignty of Turkey. with guarantee of
all contracting powers. but no power shall
claim individual right of interference.
The Porte guarantees continuance to said
Principaities, of freedom of religion and COM
merce. The contracting powers appoint q
commission to meet Immediately at Buchar-
est to report OH the present condition and
wants of The Principalities.
The Porte will Immediately conyoke divan
in each Principally, to learn the wishes of the
people as to definite organization.
The Principalites shall maintain a militia,
and may construct works IF defence, to be
approved by the Porte.
If the internal tranquility of the Principal
ties be disturbed, the Porte must consult the
contracting powers, and cannot employ armed
intervention without their assent.
Servia continues a dependency of the Porte,
under powers guaranteed and retains its ma
tional administration, and freedom Of religion
and trade.
Right of 6arrison in Servia is reserved to
the forte but No a~,-a ;-.se4 -'eiietoas permit
ted without the consent of the Powers.
Russia and Turkey retain their possessions
in Asia, precisely as before the war, but their
frontiers shall be marked out by survey.
The evacuation of Turkey by the Allied
and Austrian forces shall take place as soon
as convenient, and the time and man
ner of such evacuation shall be the subject of
private arrangement between each of the
Powers and Turkey.
GREAT BRITAIN.-The event exciting most
attention was the grand review of the fleet,
on Wednesday the 23d. The papers overflow
with details 100000 spectators were pl esent
on land and sea. The fleet numbered 240
ships of-war, big and little, all but two being
steamers, comprising $4,000 horse power,
5000 guns, 5000 men, and included l6 gun.
boats and floating batteries. 1t extended
II miles along waters east and west across
Spithead. The fleet formed four squadrons,
and performed maneuvres for the edhcaton
Of the Queen. Afterwards they made sham
attack on Portsmouth castle, and finally con-
cluded by illuminating all the ships with col
ored lights.
The London Sun published the treaty of
peace within mourning border, and headed
an editorial respecting the fleet with the cap
ton, "Our glory and our shame y exciting
thereby much Indignation among its eotem-
poraries.
In Parliament government has sustained yet
another defeat, being outvoted by 70 majority
i'll favor Of open CON petition for civil appoint
ments.
Lord Clarendon laid on the table of the
House of Lords, and Palmerston III the House
OF Commons, the correspondence relating to
Central America, and stated that the enlist
ment papers would be ready i'll a few days.
Lord Lyndhurst has given notice OF a mo-
ton on the condition OF Italy, and Lord NAL
mesbury of a vote OF censure on Government
for the fall OF Kars.
The ship Orion, at Liverpool, saw ice April
6, lat. AZ, long. 81 and large number OF spars
drifting about, which had been some time IN
the water. Query Were they the Pacitc's'
FRANoE.-An imperial decree orders fur
ther reduction Of the army.
Count Morney has been appointed Ambas-
sador to Russia, on the occasion OF the Cars
coronation.
TURKEY.-Ihe French have evacuated Kin
burn. The French and Sardinians are alrea-
DIV re-embarking from the Crimea.
RUSSIA. - Prince Gortschalof succeeds
Count Nesselrode as Minister at Vienna.
The Russian army Is being reduced
Cronstadt is expected to be free from ice by
the 18th or 10th of Nav.
PERsIA.-All difficulty with England is in
a fair way of settlement.
Accounts from Teheran say that Americans
are there endeavoring to procure treaty Of
commerce with the United States.
THIRTY-FoURTH CONGRESS.
THURSDAY, May 8.
SENATE.-The Senate took up che resolu-
ton reported from the Committee on Foreign