The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-02-27
A WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

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A telegraphlc despatch informs us Of the
arrival at Halifax, Feb. 10, Of the steamer
Canada. Her dates from Liverpool are to the
eli Of February.
We regret that she brings no news what
ever of The missing American mail steamer
Pacific, which sailed frUm Liverpool on tive
esd ofJanuary, ten days before the Canada.
and has not been heard VI. Although she NAV
have returned TO England after the sailing OF
the Canada, or may have fund a refuge else
where without being able to communicate
with Ibis country on account Of her condition,
we regard il as learlully probable that mere
melancholy fate has bciallen her.
By this arrival we have the welcome intel
ligence Of the favorable progress Of the peace
negotiations. Dispatches received at Vienna
from Russia confirm the teleg,aphic state-
,ncnt Of the uncond tional acceptance Of the
peace propositions BY the Gar. The memo>
randum einbolying the propositions had been
signed at Vienna and sent To Paris II was
reported that the Peace Congress will as
semble at Paris on the 18th Of February, and
that the whole matter will be settled by the
s5th The signing Of preliminaries only
awaited the arrival Of the Turkish plenipo-
Tertiary.
Baron Brunow and Count 0rluf are the
Russian plenpntentiafies, Lord Clarendon re-
presents Great Britain, the Marquis DAzeglio
Sardinia, Count Buo Austria. y. Walewski
France. and Dervish Pacha Turkey.
Ii il asserted that Prussia refuses to agree
to the conditions exactcd by the Allies pee
lminary To her admission 10 the Peace Con.
ference, and that she will consequently be
excluded from participating 10 il.
The Speech OF the Queen Of Great Britain
at the opening Of Parliament is not Of parti-
cular interest. II does mt mention Ameri-
can affairs.
The London Morning Advertiser SAYS that
ur. Buchanan aud Lord Clarendon had an
interview n, the Foreign Office on Tuesday.
when very angry words passed between them
touching Genital American saaiFs.
The Telegraphic Reporters at Halifax fur
nish another instaimeut Of English news
brought by tie steamer canada-being that
parton relative to the opening 81 The British
Parliament by Speech from the Qaeen %
the Sisi oi January.
In the House 81 Lords the Earl Of Gsslard
moved Ihe address 10 the Queen.
Lunl DERBY did moi oppose the molten. bat
SAID he considered her speech bare, cold aud
mesgre. lie thought !; uughi TO rier To The
state uf Affairs with America, 90 lnasa and the
to.onies. and To the fail ul kars. iIe con-
Ceited that the Government. 10 the enlist
meBt scheme. kad e,adrd The spirit Of The
municipal law d the Inita States. and he
hopsd the apology offered would BIZ = ceiyed.
lie regretted, however. that there was 30,
conciliaiory paragraph introduced into the
speech referring to the subject. The whule
speech, he said. was redoleBt with water
Cruel.
Tie Earl 81 srendon replied. Referring
10 the present relations With the uniisd
state. be sad In NY "pihion there tan be
no doubt a To die c0aInnn sense view of the
Clayton Bularr trcay. aud yet il Is upon the
interpretation d ihat treaty that The diiler.
rnSe 81 epiniOR has aiisen. III saeh case
correspondence j. useless, aHd hatei las' no
time ~ uiisr,ng To- rrlrr the whole question
To the arbitration 81 bird Power. buih sides
agreeing To ihe decision. That offer has not
,tt been accepted. II has been rsneaed; aud
hope. upnn inrlier consideration, the United
States .o,ernmcni will acquiescr. IL regard
TO the rclnltins difficulty. u wuB Il moi AID a
friendly seiut.n to xlludr to 4 from the
throne. inasmurh n the correspondence On
the subject siiil continues The mn,t recent
demands ~ tile United states arf.,ed only
tao day. go, and a'e mol in state 10 he
made pablo. The erigin 81 the trouble Was
thI-: Al the beginning oI li,r war uumeron.
Foreigners from tie United States applied to
the British Goernmentlor permissiun "a jim
the ariny ~ tie Ea.t. III consequence, a..
iruetions were sent e. lie Government of
Nova Scotia 10 consider whetllcr persuns lrom
The United Slate- could be received a, IIali-
lax. The instructions were Notified 10 Mr..
Champion, VIM was II the SANG time notified
thai. anxuus u England Tor recruits, she
was sill mofe anxious that there should BE- no
violation ~ The municipal laws 81 the States.
Anagcncs uihee vas opened. and. upon Gem.
plahi being made. Nj. Champion desired
That " miglt be matte rubic that the British
t'n,efnment did not recruit soldiers ~ tie
tnited States: aud lie made known his ii.
structions 10 Mr.. Marcy, Who expressed biz
satisfaction. After further explanations lie
stated that correspondence Of MT very am.
,eabIe nature had sine taken place between
The two Governments. But tile Transaction.
20 which y ,eIcrs are bs gone transactions,
and lr0m ihe commencement the British tim
eminent has dsclaimed al intention 10 ia
fringe the laws VI The Uui,cd States. With
the conduct 81 Nc. hampton his Gs,crnment
vas perfectly sat,sEcd. being convinced that
be neither Intentionally nor accidentally .io.
lated The municipal law. II Tie United States.
The dii6euliy was susceptible u peaceful
so'utiun. No slight VA. meant b. not men.
iioning America 10 the Queens spereh.