The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-29 00:00:00

ibtrpoot taitbarb. SECOND EDITION. STA:4DAED-OFFICE, JAN. 29, TEN, A.M. MT ELECTRIC E; INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPII.I LONVYS, TrESDAT MORNINq. The Cabinet Conneirsat two hears yesterciay. The Morn* , A dverfistr received !art rd i.t from - o of quarters, some of them usually'well informed, a report to the effect that it is intended to propose the adjournment of the House for a fortnight after the Adnress to Her Majesty has been carried. The ground for so doing, it is added, is that, were Parliament sitting, questions might he put to inisters which would) interfere with the peace negociations at Paris. The steamer Belgique remains7,at Southampton, her con dition is most lamentable ; she is so badly built that her keeping afloat so long is a matter of surprise. The passengers ere in an unfortunate position, and can obtain no redress for their detention. - - EASTER'S COVNTIES RAILWAY. — There will be a majority of from five to six thousand votes, representing about £500,000, in favour of the amendment upon the resolution moved in behalf of the committee of investigation. FOREIGN ENLISTMENT. As regards the enlistment questi.)n, the ftielna or pacifica tion on our side seem to be exhausted, and we await without fear as without any 'menace whatever it may please the government of the United_States to do—resolved, the Times trusts, to respect:the rights of others, but equally resolved to maintain our own dignity and support our own honour. The Times blames both the American and llritiTh govern ments for making so much fuss about the Alusquito territory, and recommends an arb . tration by the Emperor of the French, the Xing of the Belgians, or some other discreet potentate. THE WAR. Letters from the Crimea to the 15th instant have arrived. wlne demolition of the docks proceeds. 8,000 lbs. o! pm% der were employed in one explosion. The result was very satis- factory. The Russian batteries were silent. The weather 'las variable. Letters from Kertch to the Bth inst. contain nothing of importance. The ice had begun to break up, and the thaw would prevent a Russian attack. PARTICIPATION OF PRUSSIA IN THE PEACE NEGOCIATIONS. The correspondent of the Morning Post, under date Berlin, Jan 28, says :—" The participation of Prussia in the negocia• pons for peace and the conferences is considered almost cer tain—France having renounced its opposition, and Enght.d alone still raising some difficulties." EXPECTED ATTACK ON ERZEROUM. Omar Pasha will soon disembark at Trebizond, and as soon as the weather shall have improved, he will march on Erze mum. Moukli Pasha has been despatched to organise the defence of the latter place, where 20,000 men are now con aentratsd. General. Williams has set out for ;Gamy, where he will re main a prisoner. The Morning Post, in a leader headed, "Is there to be peace or war next spring ? " discusses the questions likely to be brought under consideration. It confesses it can see for Eussia no such hope in the future as to lead it to think she is not seriously earnest in her wish for peace on any terms that Europe may recognise as not unrea,onable. If the Allies do not suspend their preparations, she ha, uo resource. Jut I to sign their terms o" peace. • 1611/811Poot.: l'tiute(l and publistn..t by K. NF. 7, rercy-*treet, Lit No. 4, St. tiporge'o-cre,ce,,,L.