The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-03-20
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Arabia.

HALIFAX, March ~,
The R. NJ. steamship Arabia, from Liverpool
arrived with dates 10 the lst inst.
No tidings Of the Pacific had reached Liver
pool, although much alarm was octasoned oy
report that quantity of wreck, apparently por'
tious Of the cabin of q steamer had been seen IN
lat, 40 deg. Sc min, long 40 deg. 40. min -
Public opinion had settled that this cOald not
be the pacific
An armstice to the end Of March had been
announced although rumOrS both favorable ana
unfayorable abound The latter are generally
attributed at the Stock Jobbers, and the general
beliefs, that affairs are going on as tavora0ly
as could be expected.
The excitement in relation to American affairs
had entirely subsided
A despatch received by Brown, Shipey & Co..
the Agents of tbe Collins Line, at Llverpool, ia
ted Glasgow, Feb 81, says that the steamer Ed
inburg, from New York. passed on Feb I, large
quantities Of broken ice. She saw on 1t guam
tity of broken cabinet furniture, fine ornamented
doors, with white or glass handles, lady,s
work box, and other articles, such as are com
mo. !. .i;,9rthe cabins of first class steamers The
Edinbdhfg was then five days out
Notwithstanding this an insurance has been
made on the cargo Of the Pacific, f26 5s free Of
average, showing belief of the ultimate safety
Of the steamer.
Orders had been forwarded to the Allied Gen
reals, respecting the AmiStice' Leave Of absence
is nOw freely given to officers on duty ln the
Crimea,
In England there Is talk of an early dissolution
of Parliament, Of a change in the Government
end this rumor had an effect on the funds on the
9th ult.
{ The Lord Mayor assembled a distinguished
r party at the Mansion House, to meet Mr.. Bach'
c anan, previously to his return to the United
= States. Unfortunately, the same day. Mr. b
was invited to dine with the Queen, and eti
ouctte demanded he shoDld give Her Majesty
G the preference. The Lord Mayor made speecl
= regretting Mr.. Buchanan S absence, as the re
n ceplon he would have met with from the Rep
n rescntativcs of the leading interests of England
would have shown him the absence of all un
= friendly feeling with the United States, and tha
II the interests of both countries were too powerful
: to permit collision
The latest advices from Paris are to the goth
and state that a rumored break up Of the Peac
: conference had aued considerable agitation il
D the money market.
A despatch to the London Morning Advertiser
3 says it is deemed not an improbable result, tha
+ the moves of the mtiul dplomatists of Russi
IS m " canse an immediate breaking up of the con
= ference A very grave pitch has already occuI
, red; although the fifth point was the last of al
it was agreed TO take it up first, and, accordingly
u at the second meeting Of the conference, 1t wa
i submitted for consideration. Count Orlof an
o Baron Brunow objected, and proposed to reI'
= il to Congress of all the crowned heads OF III
rope, plcdging themselves in the name of IL
Car to abide by whatever deci sion that Cor
:, src8s might reach. This unexpected course Pre-
u duced much Consideration at Paris, causing
IL fall in the French funds. 1t has also surp rise
and alarmed our own government. Lor d Cow
ley was expected in London to take instruction
!, from the government on the subject.
i" The London Times notices rumors to the san
: effect, and which had caused a fall in the Ens
# lsh funds Of one per cent, rally occurring hoN
ever, at the closes, in consequence of the rum'
Ia remaining confirmed.