Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13
LATER FROM EUROPE.
& ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA
Riissin C0nscnss iO Negotiate on she ba.
,-N only Accept an Unconstitutional

@ only Accept an Unconstitutional
New Yogx, Jan. 81.
| The steamship Arabia from Liverpool the le,h
with lo7 passengers, arrived at Halifax $50 P. NJ
The Asia arriyedas Liverpool early sxnday the
lSth inst, but iad or several hours for want of
| water, She reached her birth &c noon. .
| The Ba,,e srriycda a. Liverpool AZ II on Thurs
| day morning The l7th. -Four hours ai,erleaving
New Il ork ihert vas terrific gale from the
northeast aliday and night She experienced
severe eas,erly weather during her passage.
| The Union did not touch NJ Southampton on
her way to New Yoss.
The grand news of the week Is tha, that Russia
| agrees 10 negotiate on terms proposed by the al
| lies. The tnai announcement was mhde at Wen.
ma and telegraphedto the Loadon Times in these
words: Russia accepts the Allied propositions un-
couditiolmliv. This Is authensic' g ""
1t caused iu,nlense sepsasion; flndsr rose 8 per
cent, cotton one tarihing, and panic reigned in
| other markets. Next day the Government pub
| lished dispatch from Minister Seymour at Wen
ma ~ follows; Russia agrees TO accept the allies
proposals rs busis of negotiations. This quail
| i6ed announ.e,nene curbcd the excitement, and
| alarmisis besinio tear that Russia merely seeks
to gain time by deceptive negotiations Mean.
| time funds remained s,eady .Eitgg.s,s 4g}
| Previous TO the, sabose announcement Vienna
papers represented the sia,e OF Affairs as most
serious, unc xpectdd and alarming and that all
persous Uf The Austrian embassy had received
notice to quit ST. Petersburg, and Russian cmbas-
sy 10 leaya Vienna. baE aRtiS's} ,#i 8'dp4s
t. The actual circumstances were that the Count
Esserhazy handed to Count Ncsseroie atSi Pc.
! tersburg the, Austrian Allied note of December
I'd. geI - ssusl ha= ..raiisSjH4z7a lss5ul
"a lie said that eJwas not authorized 10 enter in.
TO discussion butift nose waspos accepted un.
condlionaly before JANUARY St!,. no aud all tho
Austrian embassy VI must leave ST. Petersburg.
To prevent this Nesselrode communicated with
Vienna direct, and yJah. llth, Prince Gor;cha-
soff ut Vienna. had IA talk with Count Buol, in
which GortehaSotfi produced memorandum in
expressing n general inclnion on the part of
Russia to negotiate, but proposed certain altera
! tons in the programme. :, Count Bpol iorn,aly
| fercivcd the idoeument next day, Friday 18th,
bnt inasmuch as it did not eoatain an aecepa ance
| pure and simple Of the proposition, Austria could
make no reply without concurrence, OF France
| and England, 4 iEail;- .yTp5A3 joH o. HHaf
The Ambassadors of those powers accordingly
| sent to Paris and London, snd received tor re-
| ply that the Wcsternpowers had no motive to
| give up decision which hat already been care
fully considered. Further, that ifp by JANUARY
18th, Russia did not accept the ultirrat,im, Ester
| hazy and the Austrian Legation would leave st.
| Petersburg, aud Austria Would Immediately seek
10 obtain the armed cooperation oftlc Germanie
| Diet az inst Russia. During the week thai elaps-
| cd between Russia i first and second, reply, in
| tense apprchcnsions excited Vienna, although
Z ;thont sufficient ca,se' for the Austrian Cabinet
! ha5 ken precautien TO notify the Western pow
ara tb,, ,,0twithsantling the rupture ot lplo-
| n,,;, r.l,,;o - Austria would not be in position
| ~ .onmnnnc ho stilities this year. On the 18th
| annreha,,s;ons wor,> at rest by the ahnounc I!
ment above stated that Russia agrcesto nego.
! tiate the terms proposed. 't f- Nt3 =
|, Very little other news, a.rt' ~ III
Nothing important from Crimea. Numerous
| ambuscadcs of ofCossacks are distributed around
III, allied camp, but vigilance prevents many
| stragglers being captured. n-',tfE HH" Ha'
| Several additional SplOrations were made in
| Sebastopol docks, now almost destroyed France
| aud England each reserve one gate as trophy
| Invalidc Russe publishes II dispatch from
Gartcl,asof, saying thata party OF French, wear
| ing white c!oaks to prevent being seen III snow,
| advanced by night and surprised Bdidar; bayo-
nettcd one post and retrcated when Russian
| serves cameup ''@
Cen Godrington's latest despatch, JAM LIST, re-
,orts merely health OF the army good. Il
| R,ro, Illbach left Berlin on the 18th, on his
| r,turn to ar's:
| S,c,,en IN, ,tinues warlike preparations.
| TbeCopenhs, -eu Official journal denies the ex-
| istencc of any eire, ,ar repudiating the Swedish
alliance on the part vi Denmark .,.
| 81 Petershuro Iette, - say Marshal Paskiewitcl
hos beoueatbed as his dying injunction TO the
Empcror 10 make peace. He would never have
| given this advice to the Emperor Nicholas,
| whose battles he had fought, b ut To the young
/ Emperor, who had no hand in ra lslng the war, he
| urged the policy of peace.
| The French Council of War continues its sit
tngs at Paris. Two commissions, one from the
army and one from the navy, are appointed to
| prepare reports. Admiral Lyons and zen. Can
robert are members for the army, and Admiral
| Dundas and Gen. Neil for the navy. 5's
There had been u discussion relating 10 the
| withdrawal of the allied force from the Crimea,
retaining only Kamisuh, Eapa;oria, Balakiavu
aud making campaign up the rivers OF the
southern provinces OF Russia t
The Asmrals opposed the plan as it would
AXE six months to remove material from the
| Crimea.
BALrIC-Dantzic letters of the I1tli state tina,
The American ship Washington, that lay all sum
mer at Copenhagen, had landed her cargo
On the ice and conveyed it in sleighs into the
Riga. .... ,aa....t.~ -.
American ship Telegraph is expected at the
| Categate and another at Rcvel. .-...
| ASIA.-Mouravi vieif, the Russian General, is adj
vancing. Ills advanced posts within thre,
hours march of Erzcroum s...a. .r~a@
Omar Pacha's troops had hegun to arrive a
Trebizond He is in disgrace at Constantnople
, and his property had been attached in ConslaE
tinople for his children by his first wife
Tnc Turkish tovernment in its official &c
count of the fall OF Kars, throws the blame OIL
Omar Pacha, who sent Col Simmons TO dcent
rim ut Constantinop!e. bl. the latter had gone II
/; Engl, Ind, finding himself supp!anted. Oma
, blames the Turkish Ministry for Withholding sup
plies. There is talk that Omar will be sen. u
| Turkish Minister to England.
- A French wialer mad been chased in the Pa
, cihc by Russian corvette, but escaped in sno'
n storm. ... T. q -1aei.I lst pHI
GREAT BRiTAIS.-The Palmerston Ministry
|. gaining adherents in Parliament. Hopes q
g peace throw all other news into the shade.
y The Presidents message Is varionsly con
/. mened on, but tue general opinion is favorable
!, 1t is considered moderate in tone, but expressin
T. Americas views with dignity and decision. n
}. one anticipates rupture between the two couI
d Ifies. r. "@ ''5 '-''" s'
c The treaty with Japane,is published. Its th
same us the American. o., - t-a. ,}.ge.a
D. Hon. Henry Gisbournc, exChancc!lor of ii
Exchequer is dead.
n. Beatties meta!ic life boats have been teste
,t satisfactorily at Liverpool. ,..srr. ss,.1
h. FRAScE.-At grand review at Paris II
e. Duke of Cambridge presented 1900 medals,
Il 100000 prepared by the British Governmen. f
s. the French army. .-
N, Report of Minister of Finance saws that Il
q only danger TO the country is q tendency to e
he travag 4nce il says the Emperor will postpol
1t. all works except those of urgent necessity
al Three new Senators are TO be created.
no SPAIS.-Maria Christiana Is about to mar
| her second daughter to Prince Draga, ri
noblenan. 3 T-a- la -f5 g.. i3EfsazS
GEgaASY.--Seycral German princes of {
Federation are about 10 assemble at Berlin
ne discuss existing political relations.
Ia SwEpgS.--ESport and import Of Iron is p
N, m.ted on payment OF one Xix dollar per sA
no pard. Bar may be imported duty Tree. 7D8
&c AusrRrA-Emperor signed decree relating
iu Protcstants.
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and others quote u considerable decline in bre
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