Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-26
4AfE.Sr NEWS.
LATER FROM BTRoPB.
NoTIuNGaE oE the PAcIrl,
sOMMERC IAI., &c.
ARRIVAL OF TN ATLANTIC

INV YORK Feb. 1.-THE steamer Atlantic
arrived this morning from Liyeroool, having en-
couhferod strong Westerly gales for ten DAYS. and
having been detained in field OF ice for three
days. '''''
The Atlantic brings no tdiags Of tho steamer
Pacific.
PEACE PROSPECTS.
The Peace prospects with Russia prarresses
favorably, but there is much excitement in re
gard In the difficulties between the United States
aud England.
Preliminary toa protocol signed AT Vienna ON
the frst by the representatives from France
Eng and. Turkey, Russia aud Austria, agreed 10
open conferences at Paris within three weeks
Lord Clarendon has been appointed to attend the
conference on the part of Englnnd
There Is report that the Emperors of Russia
aud Austria will visit Paris during the confer
ence. which is considered doubtful.
The Armistice which has been agreed to will
probably end in March.
THE UNITED STATES AND ENGLAND
LORD falmerston has promised to lay portion
Of the Central American corresnondence before
Parliament.
1t l. statated that Lord Dcrhy's party intend to
BRING frrward IN Parliament motion in regard
TO the omission of all alusion to the Central A
mer can question in the Queens speech
FUNDS are depressed in consequence of the
threatening aspect of affairs with the L. States.
The London Times says:
''tNe expect to hear every day that our min.
lister mt Washington has received his passports
andis on his way home. This Of course will COLI
pei! similar proceedings ON our part with regard
TO the American minister here. The two minis
hrs will probably pass each other on the Allan
tic"
After deploring the existance OF this quarrel
the Times SAYS:
That England has really apologized enough to
satisfy tcn Europe Emperors. and cannot be hold
responsible for this estrangement. Americans
must reckon ON an obstinate resistance if they
drive to it. Let them count the cost before they
take such fatal step, or aftertwo or three PAGES
they will calculate in vain
A London dispatch says that a good deal of par
donah,e irritation is felt here that the sympathies
of Il Republican people should have been 50 I'M
acountably manifested during the present war, in
behalf of that great main->tay and sheet anchor
of European despotsm; and if the people of the
United States will permit their rulers to plunge
them into a war with Great Britain. they will re
ceive the most terrible lesson ever administered
10 national envy and quarrelsomeness.
The Journal DIES Dehat- labors to prove that
the interests of France and England were iden-
ticai up to the present time; but that if the Is
continued. theS BaItic or Asia will ~ubserve the
private interests of England only;
No American mail had been received in Eng
land for some time.
It's reported that NJ. buchanan has deman-
drd his passports:
The story high words between Mr.. Buchan-
an aud Lord Clarendon Is repeated. And it is
SAID that Mr.. Buchanan's absence from Lord Pal
merstons soiree is attributed to that cause.
The government press insulting i'll their
tone towards the United States; but the people
entertain friendly sentiments to this country.
The Manchester ind Liverpool Chambers of
Commerce deprrcate war with America, and
they seem 10 think that matters are about at n
crisis
ENJOYS have been sent Ia Brazil by the French
end English Governments, To influence that coun-
try in regard to Central American Afiairs.
CLARENDON AND BUCHANAN.
The English papers are sileut about the diff
Guilty between Mr.. Buchanan and Lord Caren-
don. 1t is said that the latter, at an interview,
spoke in very imperious manner, which Mr..
buchanan promptly checked lac closing the in
tcrview.
FROM TIE CEINGA.
Prince Paskiewitch Is rep hrt.sd dead.
Nothing interesting from .hs Crimea or from
ASA.
he las. of the docks at S:ek,stopol have been
DESTROYED by the allies-the tprnls of the armis-
tiee in their opinion, only APPLYING to the mill
tary operation on land
COMMERCIAL.
Cotton is steady aud prices tqchanged-sa
Of three days reach q 900 babas Breadstuff.
much depressed Wheat is 4d bower Corn is
dull Beef. Pork and Lard duL Bacon steady
and Sugar dull.
Money tight with largo deu'ond. Consols
ola.