The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-10
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CORN AND COTTON SLIGHTLY IMPROVED.
Censels, 30 SO.
The Pacific Sailed from Liverpool on Her
Regular Day.
Safety Of tho Belgian Steamer Belglque
DO, 6C., DO.

Safety Of tho Belgian steamer Bolsique,
&o., &C., DO.
The steamship Persia Capt Judkins, Of the British
and North American line, arrived at this port at 9h
O'Clock yesterday morning. She left Liver pool Satur
day noon, the 26th ult.
The United States mAi steamship Pacific sailed from
Liverpool the 2sd Of january, her regular day. The
following ia q list of her passengers:-
JFgsr,:s Mr. Wilson shdou lon Mr. Heder cA,, NV
Haisht, cesa M steere, sarSour lady and cnid
DuIh osn srylns and I.dy n, Kes:osS M kiag
:rfharrinaud Mr. VI symmons aud lady. VIM Toplng.
Ftimmer Misses s HI Heck Espe LapP. Jordsn Whit
taker Oordosa, Dorlzsno Wilson, Moore. Mr. Le Graud
The Belgian Steam rransatan Navigation Company's
stea nshp B. giqus Capt. Tack put oa,k to
Southampton, at which port she arrived Thursday
night, the Gath. The Be'gique left Antwerp on
the 31st of December, but, in consequence Of q
dssrrangement in her mscainery, detained at South
ampton until January 9th which day she lef
but owing to second accident, she COM
PEELED to put into Plymouth Sound, from which
she again sailed TOR New York the 10th. After
reaching about TOO miles Of the Lizards o. her
boilers was found be burnt out and the shio leaking
to q considerable extent The mainmast had also
sunk. Fipding that continuance Of the voyage
would be dangerous, ths Belgque was forcsd to pat
back, and 1t was only BY the united efforts o.
the passengers and that she was kept afoat,
the pumps having going night and day. She had
four to six fet of In her hold ,,ng South
ampton. she has taken into dock for repairs The
weather was good after she left Plymouth.
The Arsgo arrived Southa upton at midnight of the
26th ult., all WE'LL
The Persia brings intelligence Of further progress t,
wards peace Orders Il reported have been trans
mtted from st. Pc burg the Russian army in the
Crimea to cease all further hosites until the results Of
approaching negotiations be knor II is also stated
that the French and Ecglish cabinet shave come to
q perfect agreement to the mode In which
the negotiations to be carried on. At the same
time the belligerent Powers continue their prepsra
ors continuance of the war; should peace
not result from the present 1t stated,
but afterwards contradcted that Gems. Pelisser Cod
rireton and Omer Pasha had Hike Gortschako received
orders from their respective governments to stop hostile,
,ies Such orders will not be till armistice be
formally concluded
These favorable indicstions have given increased ad
and mness to the funds Engl.h and Continental;
IN Turkish especially speculation has been extremely
active Continental exchanges remain steady At Paris
the rate for monty is 5k per cent reegraph phic &C
from ST. Petersburg eescribe animsted demand
fer produce and rise of nearly 10 per cent in prices
the rates of exchange having also experienced ad
vance from 351sd. to sd.
The London Globe announces that her majesty has sig
nea her intention Of opening Parliament in The
Earl of Glasord will the address in tho Lords and
1t will be seconded by the Earl Of Abingdon.
despatch received via Trieste that the
14h ultmo the commenced with the Porte
the discussion of the question relative to the reconstu
ton OF the Principales and the reforms connected
with the condition of the Rayshs.
The following telegraphed to the Manchester Guar
ddn:--
MARsUIIRs Jan. 25, 1856.
The steamer Thabor has arrived she brings home
Cen Ievailant French Governor of Ssbastopol who Is
iuvade-. HIS probable successor will be Gen. Forey
From Sebastopol accounts to the 9th There
had much snow The cannonace from northern forts
continued and was replied to intervals by the allies.
Two more Of the docks had been bio wn up Accounts
Kertsch state that General Vivian fearing al at
tack had sent off Iequison1or an additional number
officers for the infantry artillery 1t Is stated that
$1,000 Russians had appeared between Otchakeh
and Petrtvk Fearing attack in Kiuourn, the garr-
son that place reufo ced and the fleet vas
pepared to CO. operate Of necessity From Ruts
chuk that serious collision had taken pacs be-
tween the Turkish and Austrian soldiers in tnat city.
despatch from Berlin, wednesday, 22d ult says =
The acceptance of the Austrian propositions has been
published officially at St Petersburg The announcements
states that chief condition is the naturalization Of the
Black Sea- to be by treaty between Russia and
Turkey. Russia is ready to discuss the other points.
All the officers Of the ar ery of the Auglorurkish
contingen. ordered quit Constannope, and jim
their corps at Kertfch.
Mr.. Murray, the Bti ish Minister to Persia, who left
Teheran December O. with bis entire legation WAS at last
accounts his way to Tabriz whence he rtented to
proceed to Moussol.
General Kmety (Imael Pasha) left Erzeroum for Con-
s'antinople December 16. Other Hungarians accompa
MED him.
Said Efendi, jester to the Sultan, had just died in
Contantnople at the astonishing age of 120 years and
months. lie held the post of bufoon under four Sui
tans, and retained his comic powers to the last.
Prince paskiewtch still alive, but beyond the pos
sibility Of recovery.
The Austrian papers had received strict orders net to
print any article which give umbrage to Russia
impression in certain circles that Russia
would not have the allied propositions had not her
internal affairs been in precarious state. The Maar
Zeing insinuates that nsub0rdinston exists In the
army Of the Crmea.
Kersch letters, December 29 mention that although
locked by Ice the garrisons of Kertsch and Yenisae
want for nothing Fuel the only article at all
deep had been dug and parapet twelve feet high
raised around the town Of Kertsch and the deences o
st. Paus and Ysnikale, within which the troops
hut,ed rurnor existed that Gen. wrange had been
nforced at Arabs and medated attack the ioe
The Car has granted charter to the merchant Moro
soft to establish cotton factory, under the of the
joint stock Gluchowsh workscspal 750 900
silver roubles in $50 shares Of 5000 roubes eAch Ano
ther company in process Of organization for the steam
navigation Of the lower Dneiper and for opening the
resources Of the southwestern provinces Of Russia This
company has the privilege OF importing ships and rigging
duty free.
The national debt OF Russia amounted at the latest
ment to 1158 91S 900 silver roubles In 1s44 as3,
o24, 900 roubes.
Advices sva Norway mention that since the Allies
raised the blockade Of the White Sea- October oh be-
tween 600 and 100 Yeaae with full frorhta haxa Antarod