Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-10
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ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER CANADA.
/ HALlEAx, JAN. s.-The British mail stesme,
Canada reached her berth here at half past IL a
clock this afternoon. She left Liverpool at II
o'clock, on the morning of the 22nd ult, and hat
most boisterous passage She met the Wash
lnSton, from New York, off the Weiser on ths
2lst ult,. and after landing some passengers, put
back to Southampton, the ice preventing hel
reaching Bremen:
The Austrian ultimatum after some modifica,
tons, has received the joint approval of England
France and Austria, before it was sent to st. Pc
tersburgh Nothing farther known, as its terms
are kept profound fecret
The Paris Moniteur publishes the treaty be-
tween Sweden, France and England Its pro
visions are exceedingly stringent, and declares
that the treaty now concluded, is to prevent
every complication of any nature, to disturb the
balance OF the European power, and binds Swe-
den not to cede to Russia, nor exchange with
her, nor to allow her to occupy any territory by
right of pasturage or fishery ground, on tie
coast of Sweden or Norway, and will reject any
Russian pretensions in exercise of such right,
and also Immediately inform the allies of any
propositions from Russia, touching said mat
ers s.
The allies, on their part, engage to provide
Sweden sufficient naval an;l military force to re-
siSt all claims and aggrcssions of Russia; Sc
cret clause is appended to the treaty providing
for Sweden, in her eventually taking the field
against Austria
A Vienna correspondence intimates that Aus
tria declines an invitation from Prussia to Join
herin pacific Intervention.
1t is also reported that Napoleon recalled an
invitation to Prussia to open negotiations, but
that last November, Count Buol, in the
name of AUSTRIA invited the Western powers to
open at Paris, the peace conference of Vienna,
recommending that the guarantees be maintain
ed as the basis of negotiations, with the modiif-
cation of that respecting Russia's dominion in
file Black Sea.
Russia had not replied, but would send rep
resentatiye to the conference
1t is asserted that the Swedish Ambassador
at Vienna, formally announced that Sweden ad-
heres to the allies Interpretation of the four
points.
tits also announced that Count stackelborg
has brought to Vienna, Russian proposals for
peace different from the allies, but this is doubt
full
The English government is said to have de-
mandcd an explanation of the Court of Vienna
as to its intention of the reducing of the Austri-
an army.
The Daily News says that majority of the
French Cabinet think that Russia will accept
ofthe terms imposed as that majority of the
English Ministry think otherwise.
RumOr says projected conference for the
settlement of the principal ties has been indcti-
nitely postponed.
Nothing later from the Crlmea, except des-
patch from Gen Ccdrington, dated Dec s4th,
saying the Russians still maintained fire from
the north side of SevastopoI.
ASIA few additional particulars have been
received relative to the surrender of kars.
On the 14th of November, General Mouravief
summoned the garrison to surrender.
Gen. Williams held council of war on the
10th, and subsequently sent out flag of trnce
asking suspension ofhostilities, and for permis-
sion to send a courier to Erxeroun.
Gen. Monravicf offered to grant honorable ca
pitnlation, and allowed the English officer to
proceed to Erzeroun; the latter returned on the
pod, when Gen. Williams demanded an inter
vicw with Gen. Nonrayief
ut this time the garrison had no food but
horse-tiesh. The narrative here breaks off, and
the terms agreed upon are not known.
Private accounts, which are somewhat doubt
.ful, state that 0mcr Pacha had driven in the
Russians and taken Rhoni post five miles from
kulars and was preparing for an attack upon the
latter city.
Gen. Monravief had detached portion of his
force to oppose Omar Pacha.