The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-15
ADDITIONAL FoRnes NEWS BF THE srEAEER

city this evening The London Times Of February 2eh
has editorial article (says the Herald deprecating the
existence d any -sng much less rupture Of friendly
relations with the United States account Of either the
Central American question the enlistment difficulty
England The writer says has wish possess the key
The Pacific and does value the possession Of Rustn
much An arbitration by third party would bring forth
Satisfactory Interpretation Of that paper that il not
agreed TO- the people Of 9th countries must say what Il
does The @rtsr concludes thus;
Both regards he enlistment question and its mGgi-
utr aroa aud lis Nicaragua DISPUTE with i contested
tabs cry iees THAI rlfng causes Of quarrel
v,on., ed importance when affairs Of much greater
atigh, deruand he Attention Of either nation.
rRsT NEErEG TIA PLrsIpoTENuAmEs.
The PARIS correspondent of the Daily News thus de-
srs the cir, u1siances under which the conference
| srmh, q
TIE Partisan public exhibited no great curiosity to
the pleaP0tendaries for the number of spectators
assembled front Of the Minister of Foreign Affairs
nj O'Clock not greater Than that which respect
able Punch and Judy show will attract any day in the
week Uf the t,w sssrInhled The greater part nur
MAIDS, washwUmn and long shOremen, whose ideas
Of the functions Of eDpotentares must he Of the rsguest
The scgHS e rifle duty seemed quite disappointed al
seeing few people for they rated those few for che
sake apparently, OF showing their authority, anu dis
lodged hen repeatedly in unnecessary from
the position they bad taken up to the great arrive
IL supposed thai the pepipoi entores would arrive in
rel STATE dressed ia court suits and escsgled BY guards Of
honor. But this not At precisely three minutes
past understanding brougham, scarcely remarked
nli IL Nllhln lew yhFls sl
the front gate and halted the foot Of the grand stair
The carriage contained the Sandman plenipotentia
rs Count CEvour and the Marquis Vilalnarina sim
gle chssseur their only attendant They like all the
tae8 who followed dressed In plain
ing As they assembled the staircase, squadron
of MIR. Waiewsks footmen, who were on the lookout
wide open the glass doors aud the Piedmoniese rep
resentatives entered the hotel the first few minutes
afterward Turkey-Ali Pasha, the Grand Nizer,
and Meheme Bey dressed just like Europeans except
that they wore Of course inevitable red iez. The
Grand Vizier talms that might have been bought
in Regent street England and Austria followed very
shortly afterward in remarkably uppreending carriages
There then pause OF several minutes. People began
ask whether Russia would not find some excuse not 10
come. But a quarter past one, handsome carriage
with chasseurs behind it, drove rapid rate
tanning the Russian penpoentaries Count orlof step
ped first and although he is 20 years Of age up
the seps like boy had opportunity to see him well
for when he arrived the top landing he took Off his hat
if he salute Of the servants in waiting and
then turned round hat had become of his colleague
Baron de Brunow got carriage very slowly. His
face enveloped in ample comforter he walked up
the stairs with somewhat aileTing step and his spare
bent presen a striking contrast 10 that of bis coad
/ jujor Count Orlof is a Notwithstanding for his
age lie Of large size veryerect and his couuienance
denotes robust health and great resolution he has very
large head covered with irongay hair cropped close The
expression Of his features is quite Camuck but n he
smiled Baron Brunow slowly mounting the stairs after
him, he had good-natured look
| THE STEAMER PACIFIC.
We copy the following from the Liverpool Times of
March
good deal Of ueedless alarm has been caused by a
statement which comics from Giasgo" to the effect that
The Edinburgh STEAMER which plies between New York
and Clyde he nh Of February good deal Of
broken ice and quanuy Of cabin furniture, such as
might supposed belong frst-cass steamer like
Pacific. the people board Of the Edinburgh have
taken abundance Of time before they this statement
to tue world The vessel reaphed Glasgow the l4ih,
nearly fortnight after they publish piece Of news
which nj any time would have been remarkable but is
most remarkable after The Arabia has arrived with the ~
tslligenee when she lrf Halifax S. The Pacific had
~. NJ Av.~I.f FHa aiaaVf lRE
Pac is extreme; but under the circumstances stach
very little Importance 70 tbs statement OF the Glasgow
BODIES f--.-M.-
appears that the statement respecting the fragments Of
the supposed be os exclusively tie
tnnny Of uf tue passenger" BY The Edinburgh uncoT-
federated hy any OTHER evidence. The Edinburgh has
since returned New York aud the captain, when in
Scotland made official report of the circumstance The
Liverpool culisig uees In q communication with which we
have been favored, Say
FRIDAY February 20, 1856
GFy-lEyr. Al We know OF the report about the Pa
iGc arguY'. This That the Edinburgh repurIs having
seen ~ the ice longitude % deg 80 mir latitude 30 deg
20 mlu on February . SOME furniture belonging I" toe
The han4lr. Of the doors OF the Pacific are similar
those dee i'hd hGt believe are they IN almost
Erle Nr--gl sailing oHi OF New OK Ne 90 not
attach ur,p nlr rar 10 the report think there
would o much larger quantity Of wreck about
he'd a. lt-n "a, Pa ldr. stat, not II position 10
Brown, SMILEY, q CO.
Wrssrs. wIlura d smrn.
This rA % al,uu Is gratifying far II goes, for II
IN the ,udlc 81 The doors refer red not Re
ojDe PaHc bot belonging TO all the large vessel:
sailing Nv orb aud, secondly, that the eminent
vbr hE attach little Importance
the -du"r TIE arrival viii be looked 10 with
bAu uruoI! interest for the clearing Up OF thu
pputi for VIA " "a have wait until Sunday, or II
,na i've Monday morning Yesterday the rate Of insurance
~ the in.Ib- had r.seH 10 40 per cent
rnr LORD rAYoH OF toSDoE on hNEHcAy AFFAIRS
From report OF the proceedings Of the Lord Mayors
dinner the Mansion House London make the follow.
ing extract
The Lord Mayor IN prfacng the DeEt toast-viz "tht
Canada CuUtE esssd be great pleasure II would have
nfUrded him. and be that company also TO hAvt
Gcru hUnorpd with the presence OF his eXceency the Amer
lean minister ibai evening and 10 have testified 10 bin bow
deeply the inhabitants Of that metropolis and indeed the
British nation telt interested 10 the uninterrupted
GauieuaucU The mostroDdy relations between this
Try aud that great kindred people the other side OF The
Atlantic whom M. Buchanan bad worhily represented
curing bis soourn IN England Cbecrs his excelienCy
hOEersr bad addressed him on Monday very kind
ter explaining that gracious attend the hos
piabie board OF les parsonage than the sovereign
Of The country would becesstate bis absence from that
gathering. Hear, bear Every true-bearted English
nan scornrd harbor any unworthy feeling Of jealousy
If the greanrss and prosperity Of trausatautc kinsiok
On the contrary bound together the Two people were By
ha tire Of Orgin common tradition similarity d
Institutions sud The intimate commercial relations
the rapid growth aud development Of the United STATES
cited universal feelings Of rejoicing and pride IN The hearts
dsGance might from Time 10 time be beard across the wild,
ocean which separates The oognate communities and
however those words might be or less apy echoed by
Of De could doubt tha