The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1856-02-07
TIE ARARIA,s NEWS, ,

TIE ARABIA'S NEWS!
HALIFAX, Feb. L.
Tue British steamer Arabia wit dsdaa
T"u Liverpool of lSih ulumo, arrived
ia>i ninht AT this port on her wav to
Boston. She experienced severe wrsier.
~ wlnds.
IA" news on Il general glance is not
oi mucu interest, as no great cnauurs
hav" occurred III European affairs since
la - steamer.
The propositions for peace sent 10 ST,
Petersburg hy The Ain, :. have trrn nc-
c"pt"d by Russia as II basis for future
u'a"n .Eous.
some ihnk this only procraslIna-
tloh on the iIari OF the CZnr TIL lac SHAH
hav" maturrd operations for ms spring
ranpaign.
President Pierce's Message was read
win much anxiety III England, aud was
fhvora ably received and regarded.
on tie matters pertaining to Central
America, Great Britain anticipates no
trouuic wilh thiS country.
Cotton had advanced from an eighth
I" quarter. All kinds Of hrra,lsiuils
were lower, ald consuls at S94 to S99.
SECOND DESPATCH.
HALIFAX, Jan. 81, 10 p. m.
The Arabia >a,Ird from Liverpool on
tie morning oi The l9'h, and arrived
here AT 3S ,hls evening, bringing lO7
passengers.
The news of Russia's acceptance of
the allied propositions, caused an i'm
menSe sensation. The funds rose three
p"r cent, and cotton one iarihing. A
panic also ensurd in the other markets.
Tne next day, the English government
punished "A despatch from Minister Sry-
nour as ,ioilpWs:
"RuSsia agrees TO accept The proposals
as u basis IF hrgotlati"us."
THIS qualified announcement curbrd
'hr "NcHcm"nt, aud the alnrmists beg il,
I" ''ar ihni Ru~s'a merely wants to gain
n"r nS deceptive negotiations; mean
= '.+r"rr5't .+tr"rr55't - - tands remain very steady.
vlpus 10 me allow. announcements,
t,f ttpSsfpapt.rspre~e :.if t::...;s,ss,i
50 tp9i Sirpo,tS iitId 8iaaihS ts4E
sssfs' - fii"'& tva;,jtie fcfsonai OF the Aus.
ir"i fbmpassy had receIved orders To-
ig sactuti facts ib connection with,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. arts that when the Ausss
itia3 EmhaS-nd handed ihc allied note
ir NrSS"rode, he SAID he,w fiol author
iZed 10 eut6r into II discussion, but if
tne u"tr was not accepted uncundItion-
ally before til 18Th, he aud all the Aus
tran EnibasSy snust leave ST. Peters
burg. To prevent this, Nrssrlrodp
communicated with Vienna direct, aud
Princr GortschakrT AT Vienna had a
talk With Count Bupi, in which the for
inrr produced mrmurnndum express
ing the general .IurlInalIon of RuSsi, to
nr2o;ia'e, but proposing CERTAIN allera-
tnuS.
Count Buol received the document
hut inasmurh as IT did not contain the
unconditinuni acceptance of The propo-
si;nnS, hu"'rin could not'rfpy wisl,out
the concurrence of Franceahd HpejAisl.
Ihe rnhnssad"rSF of !hrsr powrrSsvvhre
accordingly sent to ar London and Paris,
and reply was receivnd that the Wes-
trrn powers had no motives ,o change the
decision already carefully considered; aud
turIh. r, that IL Russia did not accept by
thr 18Th, Count Eelerhazy and the Aus
TRAN legation would leave, aud Austria
would Immediately seek to obtain the
assured cooperation of me other uwers
The Russian Embassy had been or
drred to leave Vienna curing the week
clapsIng between Rus Ia's first and
second reply, and an intense apprehcn-t
sion existed III Vicnua, hui on the 10Th
these apprriensions subsidized by the an.
non cement aS aDuve stated, that Rus
sin agrees TO negotiate OF the terms pro-
posed.
There is nothing Of Importance from
the Crlmea.
Markets.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. l8--Brown 81 Ship
Pies CTcuia quotes: a-,.,v.s..
Cotton has advanced. Sales az lk \
week $4,000 bales, ineludipg 5,U4lNaifsd
5000 bales TAX en- on S Iis,.
niatioD Prlcrs iIave'@adynilced ! al
apd ihe markrtcloseswi an acti&e de-
E,and. Orleans iuiddiR,Sg 81; Orleans
inir W Upiand rpiddliog ba; UpIand fair
59. Estlipatrd salts fo.ta WI Friday.
10000 bales. Slockn first liands, 37S,.
0OD bales, Including 100000 bales Of
Richardson So Spenccr's Circular
quotes: u Breatlsruffs have considerably
deelined. The market issunsealrd aud
correct gu3tations cauupt be given.--
Western canal ,Hpur aus; OHIO 43s.---
Wheat has declpie,l and corn also, with
a dow inward tendency. Mixed corn 40s.
Pro Visions have considerably decliil-
I'd. Pork, bfsekstld bacoH are quiei.--
Old beet 1fls.: new prime mess, l20s;
pork ls ensi'r: western prime mess, 82s.
6J. Lard has declIned; sales at CTS. Gil.
: lhe Brokcf's OTcnIar quotes :@-Cot-.
market opened dull, bu, closed
With M aci,yp demand AT firm ra,rs.4z
Far Upland advanced, at 4,ot!ier qua!i-
res l-8 ! he sales Of The week foot up
$4,000 ls9es.
Mtntllest 4. adsjfcs are more fayora-
}'les There ast- more boyers than sell.
efs.
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