The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-10
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE
NEWS rNIMPokTAsT

HALIFAX, Jan. 8.
The steamer Canada, from Siyerpool 10
A Al. Saturday, Dec cd, arrived at Halifax
1890 NJ. Jan. 9th.
The news by this arrival is simply eontir-
ma,ory OF previous advices, %ith the usual
complement OF peace rumors, and specula-
,ions upon The result OF Ester hazy's mission
to St Pe,ersburgh,
There is no news OF Importance.
Negotiation news important, present Po-
sitlon OF peace prospect Is this: 1t may be
remembered that Austria made suggestion Of
certain terms, not known to the pubic,
which the Austrian Cabinet considered
mich constitute basis for pacific negotia-
tons. These suggestions Austria were
sent to Paris through the French Minister
at Vienna The French Government sent
a COPY of said suggestions to London, and
much correspondence ensued between Lon
don and paris, resulting in the original sug-
oestiops being sent back altered by France
and England to Vienna
The Paris Monitear publishes The treaty
entered into be tween the Allies and Swe-
den. guaranteeing the western limits of
sweden against Russian aggression, As
Russia does not at present threaten Swe-
dan. tntS Iit-tiHltu tcdtS hioy " NS'~'Ae
/ ed by Russia as an intended insult and
| cause of the rejection of the peace prop
! ositions.
The King OF Sweden engages himself
! not to cede to Russia nor to exchange
| with her nur to allow her TO occupy any
position in any portion OF the territory
belonging to the crown OF sweden ana
| Norway Engages moreover, not TO cede
to Russia spy right of pasturage' OF iish'
| ing ground, or any other nature Whatso-
| ever, of the said territories of the crown,
/ TO reject any pretensions Russia might
raise to establish the existence OF any OF
the above named rights
/ Rumors o. peace still abundant IN France
and England.
Count Esterhazy LEFT Vienna for ST. Pc
,ersburg on the 9th with important dis
patches containing propositions Tor pdcih-
! cation.
The propositions have been submitted to
the Gear, and are:
First. The Black Sea to be closed agains|
/ war vessels of all nations, Russians, Turkish
and others.
Second, A general protectorate OF the
great powers over the Christians OF turkey.
Third, The free navigation OF the Danube.
Fourth, The fortresses of Bomarsund ind
Sebastcpol not to be rebuilt.
II ia stated that if the Gear refuses ac-
csntance. Austria will withdraw her embas-
sador from St'Petersburgh
Roth the London NeWs and Times express
doubts Of the acceptance OF the proposition
If the Gar. and Esterhazy's instructions
are 70 return immediately in event of the
Cars refusal to negotiate the difficulty
which existed between the English and
French Governments relative to the cond-
ton on which peace shall be made, had
hesn arranged. it is is said through the ef-
forts of the King of Sardinia.
Vr.y.-priyate correspondence int.
mates that Austrian Government declined
RI, invitation made by Prussia, September
I7,h. to ioin Prussia in the Pacific interven-
} ton Also that Napoleon refused the IN
r v;,,,on of Prussia, conveying Baron Pro-
tesch 10 Paris to open negotiations, but that
in the middle of which, count Brial, in mama
of Austria invites the Western Powers ,t
: rsi,jp nj Paris the peace conference OF l.
D enna remembering also that the guarantees
shond he maintained as the basis OF negotr
, atoms. but that the Sd point OF guarante,'
ros,ectipu r us sian dominion in the Blaci
Sea shonld be modified.
LIVERPOOL MAREET.--A languid tono'
nreyailed and prices, although ihe'itaoi!
S iowsr were rather easier than at the depar
n ,n,s If the Pacific. The weeks business
4 w.s restricted to about 36,OOo bales.
, 7, Rreadstuffs but little speculative de
IL nard .,isted and Sigh, decline upon tn
= ,eyiaus weeks quotation had taken place
If Messrs. Brown, Shipley 4 Co. quote Yves
torn Canal Flour at AS. per barrel.
Provisions quiet but silgh.
T" 10 imnroyed demand in some articles is re
ported. 49,, nor
10 The London mouey market rather NOR
- s,r;nnancv was observable. Consols WEI
u , ride lower than on the departure OF IN
Araoo. The closing rate fer money an
u account being s5l5 @s5A
Tus SpEaKEKsHIp.-Mr. Greeley te
ii so,anhed from Washington as follows
he n Y. Tribune on Friday:
- 81 strongly hope that Banks WIN De shose
r, week Either he or a Democrat WI
n, Ultimately be the Speaker, Tor one hnnure
;" lee can be united on no other anti'Neoia
3. ro candidate The feeling that an organlz'
in ,io, must soon be efie cted, IL general anu "
IS o;JaI II only remains to be seen whethe. 70
nd nan shall defer to the preference oil a hu'
#, dred. or hundred to that OF ten.
~ A perss MopBEpiN KANsAs.-Ihe VINO
country will deplore to learn that ne" al
as sarin.s outbreak has occurred 10 hahsa
to The oe,ice of the Territorial Register
We Ie.venwor,h city, has been moboed III
I'D ,ho nrass and type thrown into the NILSSON
ar. .;vor We don't know the offence oil !
pso;stsr. II was ably edited, and claimed
~ an DEMONSTRATION Democratic or DO
81, alos no DER, though it inclined to make \ a
LOT 80 Erss STATE. Its founders, we belie'
- ssra Southern men-Tennesseeans
me "sie 81, Louis Intel.