Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-27
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
FURTHER BY THE NIAGARA.

HALIFAX, November 20.
The Niagara left Liverpool on the after
noon of the 9Th inst, and passed the Eric
son only eight miles from Liverpool.
The Persia arrived out on the evening Of
the 9Th inst, having made her trip cut in
nine days and seven hours.
The Anglo-Saxon, from Quebec, arrived at
Liverpool on the 9th inst.
haPPears that while France supports the
unconditional admission Of Russia and Prus-
SIC to second meeting of the European Con-
ferences, England opposes the admission Of
the former and Austria Of the latter.
Treaties of commerce between Russia and
France and railroad treaties between Russia
and Prussia were in course Of preparation.
Lord Palmerston had delivered an address
on education before large assemblage IN the
Free Trade Hall, at Manchester. he also
made two speeches in defence of his foreign
policy.
In Lord Prs speech at Manchester he used
the following expression, which has been the
subject of much comment
az hope the peace will be lasting, but its
endurance must depend on the fidelity with
which the conditions are fulfilled. If they
are faithfully carried out by the power which
provoked hostility, there can be no doubt
that peace will be long preserved"
On the 9th instant the directors of the Bank
of England held a protracted sitting, during
which they considered the expediency of
making a.further change in the rate Of dis
count with a view of arresting the continued
outflow of gold.
A resolution not to make any change for
the present was arrived at by a majority Of
only one.
The condition of the Bank Of France shows
no improvement
Rumors from France continue of poba-
bic modification Of the Ministry.
An official editorial In lie Constitutional on
the questions at issue between the French
and English governments says. "The pres
encc of naval squadron of England in the
Black Sea, and the Austrians in the Princi-
palites, are henceforth only arbitrary and vi
client measures of preventing a solution Of the
differences which Russia has been the fist 10
propose TO submit the question TO its natural
judges. Isit desired rather 10 have recourse
TO arms? Is war again desired? Does the
English Ministry itch to enter again upon
hostilities without France? Not certainly to
insure the execution Of the treaty Of Paris,
but imprudcntly 10 rend il to pieces In the
face Of the world with the object Of satisfy
ing an ambition that had been but for IN 10
moment disguised. We repeat that II now
depends on the Cabinets Of London and VII
emma 10 put an end 10 the pending disputes.
and terminate the anxieties 10 which tho pres
ent situation Of things give rise"
Il is rumored at Paris that French fleet is
about 10 proceed to the Black Sea- 4,
The Paris Patriesays that manifesto from
the Neopolitan Government Is daily expect
ed, and If not conciliatoty, the Neapolitan
ENJOYS Of both France aud England will
probably demand their passports.
II is said that new treaty ~ commerce
has been settled between Russo and Prussia
with a view OF an international railroad CON-
munication. The concession OF the Russian
railroads TO the Credit Mobilier was signed
October %.