Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-03

Lord falmecstc u said a The II oyise, The
treaty vas in lall respects better than Per-
sio oifersd to Scccpt at Corstaptinoples
Mr.. Laboncherc said most recent kdvi-
.ses Indicated tranquility in the NoBShern
parts Of China.
In reply to questions concerning Danish
Sound Dues, the CAaacellor Of the Ex-
cheqaes said the treaty was about ito be
signed, gave satisfaction 10 all powers in
terested
Nearly all the recent arrivals Of Austria
han geld was psEehsaed for the Bank ef
France. - ...ft ~
There was an undiminished demand for.
money, both the Discount market and Il.
banks Of England and France y ip 8s
The Neufchatel Conference progresses
very slowly ,al,GssA. a.i.f ,si.ss &.
The monthly statement of the Bank of
France shows an Increase OF bullion of 3D.
10000 francs. fm'|I9 8ii - aiaea
An exchange of notes on the Chinese
difficulty had taken place between England
and France. ~. 80
Spain is quiet, but preparations for the
invasion of Mexico continue on large
scale. 1t is thought that operations will
be limited to the blockade and bernhard
ment of Vera Cruz, and will not embrace
the landing of military force. The Es-
para, the Government organ, demands that
France and England shall request the q.
States to remain neutral. tbs rumored
that Napoleon offers TO mediate on the
part of Spain; meantime. French ships are
ordered to cruise Oft Vera Cruz. 1t is also
reported that France and England have
declined to guarantee Cuba in the event of
hostilities. ga, IT, III 4i;s cai'snJils
b A special Mexican minister had arrived
at Northampton en- route for Madrid for the
purpose of arranging the diffcultics.-
Meantime the war programme contemplates
bringing Santa Anna from retirement and
lending him aid to capture Vera Cruz. Vas
TURKEY.-The Sultan has presented
France with the Church. of the Nativity
and the Palace Of the knights Of ST. John.
atJerusalem. la1ss NIgH 1870 slri iaf
RUSSIA. -The. CHEESEMAN'S have again
i beaten the Russians on the banks of the
Laba, driving them across the river with q
loss of 400 men, their field pieces, and bag
gage. f fesaftf- slsi7 iisf pun
The Russians are seeking to take posses.
sion of Chretta, whose Sovereign had de-
manded protection of the Sultan, Russia
is also seeking to, occupy Khapnati OF
Khonkand, with view 10 open its from.
tiers 20 the Eaglish POSSESSIONS r"5 q ~
'sy baA s@a aLoSpoS, March Ii. q
Earl Elgin accepted the special mission
to Ghina.g Eb cstgAr sos lfa 3aH '''oe'
: The Times city bartielc says that the
funds show an increased dSllaess, closing
at decline Of ], .4,n. ,;.,f. ,ss
" 'RsR' - WASHINGTON, March n.
The Secretary of tho Interior has had q
conversation with Douglas, Weller, Chap
man of Nebraska, Rice of Minnesota. and
} Denyie, relative to the wagon roads to tho
n Pacific authorized by the net of the last
4 Congress, The whole question was dis
ctissed and they came to the conclusion
that there should be general superinten-
b dent Of! the work, to be divided into three
sections, with sub7superintendents to each.
And it is said that Col VIM. H.. Mobiles,
of Minnesota, was regarded by all as EN-;
nently fitted for general superintendent.
Robert j. Walkers acceptance of the
Governorship of Kansas was announced
to the Cabinet to-day, It is understood
:, that he viii proceed to the territory about
Monday week ''' 'n'" ~
Frederick p. Stanton has consented to
aaccept the; Office of Secretary Of State, in
Kansas vg.,,.
: Postmssters Ee-appoipted: Daniel Ste
Iphens, Elmira, n. T., and John E. Hunt
\ Toledo, Ohio. nf' q tae7gd e2fo'f s'F
IL ft "
I q ih'fE fal'a' ef ST.. LoUrs, March 30.
IA dispatch purporting to come from
Washington has been published here sta
ting the Forsyth treaty. was rejected and a
new one between Mexico and the United
States framed, which pays Mexico fifteen
millions Of dollars for Sonora, Slnaloo, and
Lower California, three millions of which
are to be retained to pay the claims of the
Americans, Also postal line of steam,
ers, under the American flag, ia to DO main
tanned between Now Orleans and Vera
= Cruz, to enable Mexico to obtain men and
munitions during the threatened war by
Rome, through Spain, to recover the church
property conGscated by the Mexican gov
eminent, Burkhcad, Secretary of Legar
ton, was dispatched TO Mexico With the
treaty. This is the frst demonstration Of
the Ostend manifesto. bAa4 aaisgeo ii
4 iiep IS lorIo, WAsHIsoTos, March 30.
The outlines Of instructions to Walker
are agreed upon, and proceed upon the
principle Of recognizing the statutes o.
! Kansas as valid. The principal bushes;
{ with which he ia charged is as heretofore
yurmised, to,see that the people have free
independent, and uninterrupted expression
Of opinion concerning the affairs of the
J, Tcrrytory, in carrying out the provisions
, Of the census and registry laws, and thai
for the election of delegates to the Constr
rational Convention;i the troops heretofore
employed in the Territory to DO removed
! and ethevsnot engaged in formerdifhcultiel