Butte record., 1854-03-25
BUTTE RECORD.
Foreign News.
Arrival OF the Uncle San.


lis Government.
In the House Of Lords. On Monday. the 9th.
the Marquis Of Clanicarde brought forward
h.s motion, "to cali the attention Of the borse
to the state Of this country with relation to
tie question Of peace or war" Tie Marauis
said that when he br0u at forward his notice
e motion. lie certainly thought from the Ian
cuage held held By tie members Of the rav-
srument in that house, that the proposals
made to the Emperor Of Russia lad been yir.
tually, if noI i1rmsl'y rejected bv hun. auI
that his formal refusal TO accela would b. re-
osirel Immediately. Isappears. however. that
uo formal refusal had been received. aud thar
two s-mhlance OF negotiations were still uo;nr
cu Il tienHa. While therefore. there were
even the faintest probabilities Of these nego-
tiat0ls resulting II peace he was unwilling to
provoke discussion, aud would rest content
v.th asking the foreign secretary the mole.
y4i Important question: Has any answer been
receiyed rom tie Emperor OF Russia: What
j. the present stale of q piomatic relations
win the power; .tad waat instructions. II
say, have teen seat 70 tie british Ambassa-
dor= at =. Peter=burg
Tie Earl Clarendon refjiel- that Lord Clan
ricardo WAS 80 far CORES; in his suupOsition.
that a aToposa. from the Emperor sof Russia
tsd been received At Vienna ana was known
there on Friday, 81 instant, statiug the terms
oa which he woBid he prepared 70 negotiate
fsr peace lie lLoTd Clarendon had only
that afternoon. the ttA. received efiicial infor-
nation Of the fact
The Earl Of Peterborough bad been alwavs
opinion that tins question with Russia could
be solved in no way but by war. and lie hoped
that Ministers would not be deluded by any
circumstance. into relaxing their preparations
ior that contingency He considered that
Britain Is al the commencement Of one Of the
NEST formidable wars in which she had ever
engaged.
The Marquis Of Clan7iearie agreed with
Lord Eleuborough that ibe w&r would he
moiaeugioas one, bat he eoull not qai.e say
tha. ministers were wholly irresp p9ns.b.e .5r
thus causing war.
Lari titzwilhalns entirely agreed that the
present state Of afairs could NOT continue lon-
lie thought It had already confirmed altoge =
er tao long.
Lori Bea1meHt comF e.uel tha: The infor-
il@aoa given by Lord Clarendon Was msaere
lie would there ask Bhalher Instructions have
l=en sent for the wi;hlrawl Of tie British
Ambassador from St Petersbnrgh, and for
stopping the further negotiations there.
The Elrl Of Clarendon replied ;hat be was
sorry Lord Beaumont thought his information
risagfe, or that he had held cut hopes ana ex-
pect1tions that fresh negotiations my be en-
tered into, and that peace may be preserved.
lie {Ciarenion.l held cut no such hopes
oae half the British reveuue coast guard
forces are ordered To be drafted into the navy.
THIS gives 2,000 vel t.einei seamen.
Several Of Cunarls steamers are taken up
II government 10 carry troops 20 Constant
noYle. Six Thousand men 60 from England
others Will be taken NJ from different stations
About ten thousand viii sa0n be collected to
.orIa part Of their expedition
The Russian Amba sailors haY- left France
and England and returned t. s. P4tershureh
TIE Lugii>h ana Frrueh Ministers have beea
directed 70 lease Rassia
Great preparations are going on f-r gen
eTal European War Frenee a,,d Eal land vii
participate in II. TIE En1I.sh Cunard sisam-
ers have been dotailvi u convey troops 10 the
sssl IF var
Half OF 1he British rc-cnue force has besn
ordered into tie Navy, ani ever ytAine iadi-
Gates Il spee,iy etHnieDccassE1 Of the broil
Louis Nspeieen. Emperor of Frap-e. hss or
dcreI 6,gJ000o cannon balls TO be made at
once
Probably h,fore This iiue the -easra. Esro-
pe.n war hiss commenced.
Ten IAeusant British troops Gle To - to
Constsntinople Immediately.
Tie movements or oAlsv Plscla ia crossing
Gle Daaaee With 59.031 troops and thas diyid-
Jag tle Russian eTlny, j. e a>i iere} aiost
successful feat Of Generalsllip.
IL ghfy thousand sei iier- are te depart from
france Immediately, for tie scat # war 90
UH1 u these men are the howers Of tle French
army
Anamher of French ships af VAR bsve been
ordered TO sal 81 once for the seat OF war.
Ii j. now SUPP. se3 ghe Emperor Of Russia
e7od back ou5 if It we're possible
TIE country a1 and around Acapulco Is IN
aeclared .glinst S4H'a Anna, Vho : about 10
blockade Acapulco
"a atteaiut was made in tae United States
senate 70 arrest James Gordon Bennet, Editor
q tie y. York Herald. for improperly pub
fishing secret frosty Tie attempt to ar
res, f2iled, ana Beanet Genes cut with flying
oelors
5 NJ D;a.aud, falI elly Lieut., Governor, has
been nominated by tie democrats Of Rhode
lslsnd for Governor
Albert Pierce has been elected Is Lig United
States Senator from Maryland
Henry Dutton has been nominated Wing
candidate for Governor il Connecticut
The prohibition Maine LiGIar Law in Mass
aclusetts. has been amended 50 Us to require
8 jiFeet vote of the people.
The Mainc Liquor Law has passed ;he Ma
rFland Legislature. subject to the decision Of
the people
Hon Miilard Fillmore is about 70 marry Miss
Elizabeth Porter, raging belle Of New York
FRANCE