Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-01-28
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ARRIVAL OF THE
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AT HALIFAX,
LATER FROM EUROPE.


Utilities in the Black Sea-The Car refuse
the Intervention Of France and England
Neio Warlike Movements Disturbances a
Constdntinople - France dissatisfied w,t
Austria, and threatening TO aid the Hunga
rians and Italians - Popular Excitement
against Prince Albert in England-Thc
Prince Accused of Betraying the Secrets Of
the Cabinet 10 Austria and Russia- HeauJ
Snow Storm in England, France and Bels'-
um-Floods Expected.
HALIFAX, January %.
The British Mail steamship niagara, arri-
we'd this morning with Liverpool dates 10 the
9TH instant, which is one week later than re-
ceived by the Europa. She left Liverpool al
O'Clock on the afternoon Of the 7th, and ar
rived here between and 10 O'Clock this
morning.
The steamship Atlantic, Captain West, ar
rived out on Thursday, January 5th al noon.
The weather has been very severe, and
deep snow fell, which caused s,oppase of
the mails throughout Great Britain, France,
and Belgium. 1t is feared that destructive
flood. will ensue upon the melting of the
snow. 1t was the heaviest snow storm that
had occurred for many years
Turkish affairs are becoming more and
more complicated, and a general European
war i. considered almos, inevitable
ENGLAND.
The weather has been very severe in Eng
land and in the north of Europe. The rail
roads were blocked by snow for two days -
In Belgium, it was several feet deep OH the
railways There was also thick ice at Ma
-drd, and the Baltic, at the last accounts, was
packed with floating ice.
There is much Indignation against Prince
Albert, particularly in the independen, pa.
pers, and the public voice protests that he is
"a tool Of Russia and Lord Aberdeen is under
his influence. The Prince, il is stated, be-
trays all the Cabinet secrets 10 Russia, Aus
iria and Germany. The matter ii was ex-
pected, would come before Parliament.
FRANCE.
The Paris correspondent, Of the London
Times reports 10000 Frenchmen as ready
for the Turkish camp whenever required
The War Department states that the number
Of men available TO bear aims in the even,
of general war, is ,25o, 900 for the land
service.
II is the current Iumor in political circles
that the Czar continues to tempt Napoleon ,c
deser, his English alliance, and offers to con.
sent to the annexation by France, of Belgi
um and Egypt. The Car also promises &c
abandon the Bourbon cause
1t was reported several times during the
week. upon the Paris Bourse, that the Cza
nad received and rejected the Tniksh pro
position, but the rumor was premature.
SPAIN
The reported second duel between Mr.
;oule and Lord Howden, has been deferred
II consequence of a death in the family o
he latter.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
The French papers state aulhen,cslly iha
he French Government is dissatisfied will
he evasive conduct of Austria, and has ad
lressed a strong remonstrance, iu,ima,in;
hat further secession from the proceeding
1.-The other powers will be taken as medita
I'd hosili:ies on The part of Austria, the re
al, OF which she must be prepared 10 abide
nd that France will extend aid 10 Hungary
ally, &c.
The Paris papers report that the Car ha
iven orders for the immediate preparation
" crossing the Danube, which forbds tn
ope of his acceptance of the last note agree
by the Western powers.
The latest advices from Consantinople ex
css but little hope that the negotiation
i'll lead TO any satisfactory result.
Trieste has been mentioned as neutra
ace for the meeting of the Congress of lh
lied Powers.
Authentic intelligence confirms the previ
sreports that the Porte had accepted TN
lie from The -four powers. The official &C
ptance Of the Porte says that he does no
ecr, under certain conditions, 10 an armis
c, but insists upon the evacuation Of III
inequalities and The maintenance of III
rksh sovereignty. He consents 10 tn
ding Of Congress in neutral city, 70
purpose of revising existing treaties an
ito consider the propriety of further anne
alions in the condition Of his Chrislia
,jects.
Definite intelligence relative 10 the actio
he Czar was daily expected at London.
Intelligence from ST. Petersburg TO the 2ol
es that the Emperor had formally rejec
The Vienna Protocol and The note of III
but he consented TO examine the Tu
propositions Of the 2oth, although he re
IS 10 recognize the right of European in
eniion in Russian and Turkish affairs.
the 25lh, The Allied fleets had not ye
,red the Black Sea, in consequence Of III
pestuous weather
he instructions TO the Commanders Of III
bined fleets, are, that in the event {
ting Russian ships OF war, they will i
name of their respective Government
est the Russian Commander 10 return
stopol, where he will find further insiru,
from the Russian Government. Shoul
equest to return be refused, force 'r'
cd.
,e Russian statements affect not 10 fe
liehiest alarm about the movements