Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-02-28
EUROPEAN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEA MERS AT.
LANTlG AND ASIA.


Nsw ionx, Feb. 25--The steamships
Atlantic md Asia arrived on Sunday, With
dates TO the 9th instant.
Nei'hor IF them brings pny intelligence
o. me Pacific, and the anxiety as to her
safety is augmented.
European intel iseDce shows lha, all goes
fasorab!y in the direction OF peace between
Russia and the allies.
The protocol for n preliminary Congress
al Paris had been signed, and i, is rcpor,ed
ina, the Emperors Of Russia and Aus,ris
will visit Paris during the Conference.
hu armstice from . and operations only
will be agreed upon the 3ist o. March.
Nothing o! intercst comes from the Grim a
The last sot the docks al Sebus;opol had
been destroyed.
The real interest Of the news BY the At
!ontc is the prevailing excitement in Eng.
land concerning American afIairs.
II has been reported on the Liverpool
change that Mr. Buchanan has demanded
his passports. and the absence of iinselt
and lady from oorcc given BY Lord Pal.
mcrston is attributed to o misunders ,anLing q
between himself and the Earl Of Clarendon.
We have no particulars Of the reported
Misunderstanding, as the English pBperI
maintain complete silence on the subject.
The Earl Of Clarendon, however. is said 10
have spoken in IA most imperious manner TO
Mr.. Buchanan. which the latter promptly
checked BY closing the interview.
1t la ststed that The Derby party intends to
bring forward tho motion in Parliment on
the subject VI omission OF ali the aluson
10 America in the Queens speech.
1t Is also repor.cd that France and Eng
land have sent enjoys to Brain to enlist ths
people OF that country sgainst the interest,
of the United States in Central America. -
+ IN the meantime the general tone OF tht
English press is threatening and piesum.
ptuous towards the United States. The
purely commercial press for IN on exception
aad the Chambers Of Commerce Of Mon
chester and Liverpool protest against the in
terruption OF the amicable relstions W ith tht
United States
The funds have boon depressed by tn,
threatening aspect OF affairs.
From the London Times.|
ave expect To hear every day that ou
Miuister..at Washington mas received his
passports and is on his way home. That, o
course, will compel similar proceedings Of
our part with regard to the American
Minister; and Mr.. Champion and Mr.. Buch
anan. the Two inoffensve gentlemen repre-.
senting tho governments at Washington
will probably cross each other on tn.
Atlantic,
(Afer ds1loring the existence Of domes
tic quarrel which, the Times. says, Englan'
haa really apologised enongh 10 satisfy ter
European empires, it goes on 10 say:l
awe nothold her (Englaud) responsible
Tor the estrangemeLt, aud tho Americans
musfreckOn on an obstinate resistance il
they drive us 10 il. Let tfem count the cost
before they take any fatal steps, elsa nne!
two or three PAGES they will mako calcula-
tions In vain"
From the London Dispatch.
"A good de-, OF pSrdonabIe irritation was
felt here because that the sympathies Of
the republican people should have been 50
unaccountabiy manifested during the present
war in behalf of the great mainstuy and
sheet anchor Of European cesPolism; and if
the Feope oil the United States permit the r
rulers TO plunge them into war with Great
Britain, they will receive the most terrible
lessons ever administered to their national
envy und quarrelsomeness.
The Journal Des Debates has a long and
labored editorial to prove that up 10 the pre-
sent point the interests OF France und
England are identical hut that tho contir-
uince %. war c,her on the Baltic or Asia
would ony subserve the private in'erests in
England
Gen Prince Paskiewitch died at Warsaw
on the morning OF the ist inst.
! Lord Palmerst on proposes 10 lay part ol
the Central American corresponding be-
fore Parliament.
The preliminary protocal was signed at
Vienna on the LIST inst, by rhe representa-
lives of France, England. Turkey, Russia
and Austrir. 1t agreed to open the
G. q efsnce at Paris W thin thee weeks
The Earl Of Clarendon was appointed the
English enipotentiary.
The story OF high words having passed
between Mr.. Buchanan and the Earl OF
Clarendon is again reported and matters
appear TO be at a crisis.
No Amer an mail had been received
Stree that by the Atlantic.
The British steam frigate Polly Phenus
has been totally lost on the Northwest
coast OF Ju,land.
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