American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-03-22

cite uneasiness in England. and trip.
10 league between France Austria aud
Russia is surmised as being not an i'm.
probable incident in the future.
Orders have been forwarded to tho
allied Generals respecting the armis,ice
and it is stated that the Emperor Napo.
leon minated to the Generals aud Ad-
nirals in Paris tina, they probably need.
not return to their commands. Leave
OF absence 10 now freely given TO Off
GERS in the Crimea.
FROM THE cRIMEA. Is,
The Allies were about to destroy the
snnken ships in the barber of Sevastopol
by dropping heayyshells to explode un-
der wator. = 'tN''1tNA
'.-.--.- TURKEY.
~ Vionna -advices states that lshmeal
Pscha succeeds IOmar in, the .comma and
Of tho Turkish troops in Asia. Omar
Pacha, it appears recently demanded
from the Porte the appointment of
Ministers of War, and on it being refu-
sed, he resigned.
DEFENCE OF .cRoNsTADr.
d. r. i "
A force Of three thousand Russians
were employed day and night in con.
strucling a TRIBE row of piles across the
Gulfof Finland, six miles from Cron-
s,adt, behind which is stationed the Rus
sian steam fleet Of ls ships, Ia corve,tes
and 10 gun boats. s
The government Of Russia has ORDER
ed the immediate issue oftreasury notes
to tho valuo of 21,00O,0O0 roubles.-
Large amounts ofspecie have been for
ward across the Russian frontiers to ST.
Petersburg,
Great energy is manifested in Russia
In the construction of railroads.
The relations between Russia and
Persia increase in cordially.
ENGLAND. saa au
There is some talk of an early disco
luton of Parliament or change in the
government. This rumor affected the
funds.
In the House Of Commons Sir Dc
Lacy Evans gave notice ola resolution
disappearing of the course ofthe Gov
ernment in refusing offers of troops,
from Canada, while at the same fine
making abortiye attempts to enlist men
from the adjoining neutral territory Of
the United States.
A dispatch in the London Morning
Advertiser says: at is deemed not
improbable that the result of the moves
of the artful diplomatists of Russia may
cause the immediate breaking of The
Conference. A very grave hitch has al :
ready occurred. Though the fifth point
is the last Of all, it was sgreed to take
it up at first, and accordingly at the sec
ond meeting ofthe Conference it was
submitted for consideration. .4r
Counts Orlof and Brunow objected
and proposed to refer it to Congress
Of all the Crowned heads of Europe,
pledging themselves in the name of the
Gear 20 abide by whatever decision that
Congress might make. This unex ,oec-
ted course, it is added, produced con-
sternation at Paris, causing fall in the
French funds. 1t has also surprised and
alarming our own government and Lord
Conley is expected at London TO take
instructions from the government on
the subject.
The LondoT Times notices run1ors
10 the same effect as the above which
caused fall in the English funds of
per cent. A rally. however occurred
at the close of morning, in consequence
OF the rumors remaining unconfrmed.
DINNER RENDERED Mr.. BUCHANAN.
The Lord Mayor made speech at
0 no L. CT A
can Minister, in which he expressed his
regret at Mr.. Buchanan's absence, as
the reception he would have met from
the representation of the leading inter.
ests in England, would have proved to
him tho absence of all unfriendly feel
ings with regard TO America, aud the
interests Of commerce, peace, ciyliza-
ton and humanity. were too powerful
to permit a collision between tie two
countries.
Similar feelings are expressed by o.
Their speakers including Mr. Golden and
Earl Elgin. 0g# @.
SWEDEN.
Stockholm is to be fortified by land
and sea, including the Valley Of Maalar
DENMARK.
The trial Of the ex- Ministers has re.
suited in their acquttal.
INDIA AND CHINA.
Telegraphic advices from Trieste
gives advices from bombay to Feb. Cd,
and Canton Jan. 18th. The Kingdom
of Oudo had been formally annexed to
British India. ....
FROM JAPAN