Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-02-14
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
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Or THE PERSIA.
NEW YoRK, Feb. 9.

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The new steamer persia arrived here at her
berth about half. past nine o'clock. She
brings dates TO the 26th, one week later.
The steamship Belgogue had put back leaky.
The Arago arrived at Southampton on the
25ih.
The prospects Of peace are apparently pro-
crossing, but some days must YET elapse before
preliminaries can be signed.
The Gar has ordered Gortschakof 10 sus-
pend hostilities in the Crimes. Russias's sin.
cerity, however, is as much doubted ss on for
mer occasions; but appeasancesore ill fair and
apparently siraigt forward.
The order 10 cease hostiiities has been given
by the Gear, without waiting for a formal ar
m~istice, although il is rumored that an arnis-
lice has been agreed upon for three mouths.
France, England and Austria continue 10
accord, although it is fo:eseen that grave
questions mus: arise during the negotiations
for peace.
No place OF meeting has YET been decided
upon, but a dispatch received on Friday, the
authenticity Of which is doubted, says that it
will be either Paris or London; and also that
Baron Brunow will be the Russian Pie nipoten-
tiaty. p
1t will be at leas. the 2n | Of February, be-
fore all The signatures are appended TO The
agreement 10 meet. In the meantime, Con-
soils are up. They had reached 81, but closed
on Friday at 80 3.S 90s. Money was slightly
easier. American Stocks have improved.
Tie ships Horizon, Independence aud Mary
Green have been lost.
Tie firm of Kelly & Gilmour, al Manches'
ter. have failed.
The Bullion in tue Bank Of England has in
creased $4,000.
LONDON, Jan. &c, 1856.
The London Daily Neps learns on unboubt-
ed authority that The preliminary treaty OF
peace will be signed probably before Thurs
day, aud certainly before the meeting oil Par
lament.
An armistice will be concluded Immediately
after signing the preliminarleS, aud The nego'
~liallons with the view 20 a final and compre
~henSive treaty will be commenced forthwith
The Neps further learns tina! it is The deter
minotioa of the Allied powers 10 exercise 10
the full extent the right reserved TO them by
the fifth article Of the Austrian proposals TO
| bring forward additional stipulalions for The
general welfare Of Europe.
A dispatch from Berlin states that The peace
proposals were strongly supported al ST. Pc
,ersburg by Holland.
The London Times intimates that Lord
Clarendon will represent Great Britain 1t the
Con inference, which will probably be held al
Frankfort after The preliminaries Of peace are
signed. Baron Brunow and Couns OrIoll
will appear on The part Of Russla.
The Persia left Liverpool on Jan, 70, BRING
ing London papers of Friday and Telegraph
dispatches oil Saturdsyapornlng.
The steamer Belgogoe came near founder
ing at sea, having sprung aleak seven hun
drej miles vest of the Lizards, and 1t was
only by the exeriiou Of the passengers anQ
crew that she was kept nfloat until reaching
Southampton, when she was found TO have
six feet Of water in her hold. One oil her
boilers had also burnt ont.
The Daily News city article Of FRIDAY, SAYS
the funds to-day experienced an unlavorable
reaction Of l per cent, but alter SO marked
a rise as that lately witnessed, a partial re-
lapse Is not surprising. The chief depression
appears TO be the result: Of continued sales on
government account. The Bank of England
having made large advances 10 the government
the government sells stock for the latter and
they draw The notes issued, in paymentof div
blends, and owning 10 the demand IN none!
against these sales aud to meet to-day's IN
s,alment OF The Turkish loan, the money ma
ket 10 The Stock Exchange was rather stfln'
gent. bankers could easily get 6 per cent
on government securities but out OF doors there
was no tlgltneSS.