The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-05
furugu At@s.
Arrival Of tte Alantio AVID Asia.

with dates from Liverpool 10 the 9Th INST
Neither bring intelligence of the Paciue'
and the alarm in relation to her safety has
been augmented. The European iutelh'
gsnee shows that all goes fayOrsbly in the
direction Of peace between Russia and the
Allies. A protocol for the preliminary Con-
gress at Paris has been signed, and 1t is re-
ported that she EmperOrs OF Russia snd
Aastfia will visit Paris during the confer
enee. An armis,ice from land operations
only Will probably be agreed SPon I'll! the
3Ist of March.
Nothing ofinterest comes from the Orr :
mea. The last OF the docks at SebastoPol
has been destroyed.
Tie real interest Of the news by the At
lantic is in relation to the prevailing excite
ment in England concerning American al
fairs.
1t has been reported on Liverpool change
that Mr. Buchanan has demanded his pass
ports, and the absence of himself and lady
from soiree given by Lord Pa'merson Is
attributed to the personal misunderstand-
inp between the Earl OF Clarendon and
himself. We have no particulars of the re-
ported misunderstanding, as the English
papers maintain complete silence on the
subject. Earl Clarendon, however, is re.
ported to have spoken in the most imptrl-
ous manner to Mr.. Buchanan, which The
latter promptly checked by closing the in
teryiew. 1t is stated that the Derby party
intends to bring forward motion ia Par
lament on the subject of the emission OF
an aIlusion to America in the Queens
speech, lis also reported that France ana
England have jointly sent an envoy to Bra
zil to enlist that country against the inter-
ests Of the United States in Central Amer
lea.
Meantime the general tone OF the Eng
lish press is threatening and presumptuous
toward the U. S. The purely commercial
papers form an exception, and the cham
bers of commerce of Liverpool and Man
chester protest against any iterruption o
amieable relations with the US. The
funds have been depressed by the threat
ening aspect of affairs. From the Londor
Times we expect to hear every day that oul
minister at Washington has received hi
passports and he is on his way home; tha
of course will compel similar proceeding
on our part with regsSd to the America
Minister, and Mr.. Champion and Mr.. Blu
chanan, the two inoifensiye gentlemen wi
probably cross each other on the Allan
tc
After deplofiRg the existence Of dome:
tic quarrel, of which the Times says Eng
land has really apologized enough to satisf
tbs European empires, that paper goes 0
TO say we cannot hold her Engand) ri
sponsiblo for the estrangement, and Anne
leans must reckon on an obstinate resistant
If they dliye us to il. Let them count II
cost before Laey take any fatal steps, els
after two or three PAGES they wall make Ca
cnla ions in vain.
The Londol Dispatch says: A good det
of pardonable irritation was felt here tn
the sympathies Of a republican peop
should have been SO unwarrantably mar
tested duriug the present war in behalf
the great mainstay and sheet anchor Of E
ropean despotism, and if the people OF IL
United States permit their rulers 10 pun9
them into war with Great Britain, they W
receive the most terrible lesson admniste
ed to their national envy and quarresoul
ness.
the journal des Debats has long al
Iabored editorial to prove that up to t
present point the interests Of France al
England are identical, but that contin
ance of the war either on the Baltic or
Asia would only subvert private interests
England.
Gen. Prince Paskiewitch died at W
saw on the morning Of the lst inst.
Lord Palmerson proposes to lay part
The Central American correspondence
fore Parliament.
The preliminary protocol was signed
Viennaon the LIST inst. by the represen
lives Of France, England. Turkey, Russ
and Austria. It agrees to open Cont
ence at Paris within thu ee weeks.
Earl of Clarendon has been appointed
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