The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-15
ADDITIONAL BY THE ARABIA.

The ArmiStice decided upon IS net to effect
the blockade of the Baltic ports.
The Austrian propositions were formally pro-
posed as basis for negotiations, and the meet
ing then adjourned.
On Tuesday there was ne meeting but on
Wednesday the Conference was again in ses-
sion; nothing however, TRANSFERRED
Among the rumors in circulation, is one that
Russia, while asserting to the destruction Of
Sebastopol, Bomarsund and Nicolaief refuses
to relinquish the Erotectorate of the Greek
church. Vienna letter asserts that Prince
Gortschakoff stated that the Russian Cavern
ment considers a,convocation of general Eu-
ropean Congress Immediately after the concu-
sion of peace, as the best means of settling all
questions France and Austria favor the idea
but England objects. The evident cordiality
existing between France and Austria. begins
to excite uneasiness in England and triple
league between France, Austria and Russia, is
surmised as no improbable incident in the
Etgre.
Orders had been forwarded to the Allied Cen
erals respecting the Armistice. 1t is stated
that Napoleon intimated to the Generals and
Admirals in Paris, that they would not be re-
quired to return to the Crimea Leave Of alb
sence is now freely given to officers on duty in
the Crimea.
The Allies are about to destroy the sunken
ships in the harbor Of Sebastopol, by dropEing
heavy shells designed to explose beneath the
water
Vienna advces state that lsmae! Paeha will
succeed Omar Pacha in the Asiatic command.
Omar recently demanded from the porte the
appointment of Minister of War, and on refusal
resigned.
In England there is talk of an early dissolu-
ton of Parliament or change in the Govern
ment, and this runor had an effect on the funds
on the2Tth ut.
The Lord Mayor assembled distinguished
party at the Mansion House to meet Mr.. Blu
chanan previous to his return to the U. s.
Unfortunately, the same day, Mr.. B. was in
vited to dine with the Queen, and etiquette re-
quired he should give Her Majesty the prefer
ence. The Lord Mayor made speech regret
ting Buchanan's absence, as the reception he
would have met with from the representatives
Of the leading interests of England, would
have shown him the absence Of all unfiendly
ceilings WITH the U. S., and that the interests
of both countries were too powerful to permit
collision.
Three thousand PrussiaEs are employed day
and night in the construction of q triple row
of piles across the Gulf of Finland, behind
which is the Russian steam feet consisting of
18 ships and IA corvettes.
The latest advices from Paris are to the 29th,
and state that rumored break up of the peace
conference had caused considerable agitation in
the money market
A dispatch to the London Morning Adyer-
tiser, says, is deemed not an improbable re-
suit that the moves of the artful diplomatists
of Russia, may cause an immediate breaking up
of the conference. very grave pitch has al
ready occurred; although the fifth point YaS
the last of all, it was agreed to take up first,
and accordingly at the second meeting of the
conference, it was submitted for consideration
Count Orloff and Baron Brunow objected, and
proposed to refer it to a Congress of all the
crowned heads of Europe, pledgiag themselves
in the name of the Gar to abide by whatever
decision that Congress might reach. This I'M.
expected course produced much CONSERVATION
at Paris causing fall in the French funds
1t also surprised and alarmed our own govern
ment. Lord Cowley was expected in London
to take instructions from the government on
the subject.
The London times notices rumors to the
same effect, and which had caused fall in the
English funds ofone per cent, rally occurring
however, at the closes in consequence of the
rumor, remaining unconfrmed.
SWEDEN.
Stockholm is to be fortified by land and sea,
including the valley of Maalar.
DENMARK.
The trial of the ex-Ministers resulted in
their acquittal.
INDIA AND CHINA.
Telegraphic advices from Trieste brings us
news from Bombay to February I'd, and Cam
ton to january 18th.
The kingdom of Dude had been formally an
nexed to Calcutta.
The money market was improving.
The stock of teas at Hong Kong was light,
and prices of fine we'll maintained.
Silk was firm with an improved demand for
imported goods.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Feb, 20.
Breadstufs have declined considerably, and
the market closed dull. Wheat has fallen off
Sd, and -four as; Ohio quoted at BIS Sd; West
ern Canal 34@36s; Philadelphia and Balti-
more 36@37s. Corn has also declined Is to
rs Cd, with little speculative demand; white
and yellow GAS; mixed 33s Ga. White wheat
los 9d@1as; red do 9s 9d@IOs.
The weather has been more favorable for
crops.
Spirits Turpentine quoted at 34s Sd, closing
steady. Crude Turpentine quoted at Is 6d@
Is Sd. Tar quiet. Rosin steady at As edo
Is Cd. Provisions generally unchanged and
steady. Pork in improved demand. Lard
quiet.