Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-01-17
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.

o the 22d ult., has arrived.
Her news is simply conirmatory Of the pre-
Tious rumors touching peace, and speculations
EsteThazy's mission.
The reported treaty between Sweden and the
Allies is confirmed.
Affairs in Asia and the Crimea were quiet.
The Austrian ultimatum, after notification,
las received the joint approval OF England,
France, aud Austria, before it was submitted tn
Petersburg. Nothing further is known, as
Is terms are Kept a profound secret.
Tine Paris Monitear publishes the treaty be
.ween Sweden and the Allies. Its provisions
are exceedingly stringent declares the treaty
now concluded is 10 prevent every complication
IF a nature % distGrb the balance of European
power, and binds Sweden not to cede to Russia,
nor exchanges with her, nor allow her to occupy
any territory as fishing ground on the coast of
Sweden or Norway, aud will reject any Rus
sian pretensions 10 exercise such right, and also
10 immediately inform the allies of any propo-
ton from Russia touching said matters. The
Allies, or their pari, engage to provide Sweden
with a sufficient naval and military force to re-
sist all claims and aggressions of Russia A
secret clause j. contained in the treaty. provid-
ing for Sweden eventually taking the field
against Russia.
A Vienna correspondent iutimates that Aus
has declined an invitation from Prussia to
her in a pacific Intervention. IL was also
reported that Napoleon had recalled the invita-
10 Prussia TO open negotiations, but that
November, Count Buol. in the name Of Aus
tria, invited the western powers to open at Paris
the peace conference of Vienna, recommending
that this guarantee be maintained as the basis
Of negotiations, with modification of that re-
Russian dominion in the Black Sea.
Russia had not replied, but would send a re-
preventative TO the conference
1t Is said the Swedish sAnIhassador at vi
formally announced that sweden adheres
to the allies Interpretation of the four points;
and. also, that Count Stackelberg has brought
to Vienna a Russian proposal for peace. dit
ferent from the allies terms; but this IS doubt
full. flr
England has demanded an explanation of the
Court Of Vienna as to its intention oil reducing
the Austrian army. of
The Daily News says the majority of the
French Cabinet think Russia viii accept the
terms proposed; but that the majority Of the
English Ministers think otherwise.
Rumor says the project conference for the set
Element of the principallties has been indefinite
ly closed.
despatch from Ccrdringion, dated the 9TH ult.,
saying that the Russians still maItalned a hre
fr ON the north side of Sebastopol.
ASIA few additional particulars are re-
ceived relative to the surrender of kars on the
18th of November. Gen. Mouravief removed
to the garrison surrendered by Gen. Williams,
and held a council Of war on the 10Th; and sub
sequently Williams sent out a flag of truce. ask
ing a suspension Of hostiiities and permission
to send a courier to Erzeroum. Mouravieff Of
fered to grant an honorable capitalization, and
allowed the English officers to proceed to Ere
roum The latter returned ON the I'd, when
Welliams demanded All interview with Moura-
Wifi. AT this time the garrison had no fool ex-
cept the flesh Of horses (The narrative here
breaks off, and the terms agreed upon are not
known.)
Private accounts, which are somewhat doubt
full, state that Omar Pacha had driven in-thc
Russians and taken a post five miles from Ku-
lars, and was preparing to attack the latter city.
Mouravieff had detached a portion of his force
to oppose Omar Pacha.
Breadstuffs have slightly declined the mar
ket closed dull; Western Canal Flour As; Ohio
AS: Southern AS. Cd @44s. 3D.; Wheat de
clined I'd; sales at lis. Cd. @l2s. I'd for white,
and los. Cd. @lIs. ID. for red, closing quiet and
dull. White Corn has declined Cd, closing dull
with large arrivals from Ireland and the Black
Sea- Yellow Corn opened buoyant but closed
heavy, with but little speculative demand ;
sales of white at Sos; yellow at Al. I'd, aud OF
mixed at Ais.
Richardson, Spence d Co., quote the Provi-
sion market quiet; Western prime Mess Pork
SIS. Beef in COED demand; prime Mess 1905.
Lard is in improved demand, with sales at CPS.
Bacon has also improved sales of Western
at SIS.
PITTSBURGH, Jan. 9.
The weather is extremely cold. The Their
mometer, at sunrise, stood at twelve degrees
below zero.
DETROIT, Jan. g.
AT six o'clock, A. NJ, the thermometer was
% degrees below zero; at 8 o'clock, l6 degrees
below
CHICAGO, Jan. 9.
The Thermometer this morning was "a de-
grees below zero. The railroads are all clear.
PmLADELPHIA, JAM. 9.
The trains in every direction are disturbed
by the snow drifting on the tracks. The cold is
intense, ranging from zero to eight degrees
below.
The New York trains of last evening reached
here this morning.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.
AT eight o'clock this morning the thermome-
ter stood three degrees above zero.
The convention of soldiers of the war of 1912
met again to-day, when an eloquent address
was delivered by Judge Sutherland, and several
complimentary resolutions We're adopted after
which Judge Woodrow, Of New York. deliver
ed an address upon the subject OF invalid pen
sious- The convention then adjourned to meet
III w deuiuROOu ou Tic OH " oduudfl hcAt-
NEw YORK, Jan. 8.
The steamship Star of the West sailed to-day
for San Juan, and took out a large party of fiji
busters. Previous to sailing the District o.. S.
Marshal went aboard, searched the ship, and
made five arrests Among them was Captain
Moore, who holds a commission under Walker.
Counsellor Monigman was among the party
which got off. All the parties were connected
with the Northern Light affair.
PrrsEuRG, Jan. g..
Bingham, American, has been elected May
or, by three hundred and eighty six majority
over Irwin. Democrat. and four hundred and
seventy over Voltz, Fusionist. There is a ma
iority of Anti Know Nothings in the Council.
In Allegheny CITY, Adams Citizens can
didate, was elected by a small majority.
CHICAGO, Jan. 8.
The Attornev General of Missouri pronounce
the act of the 10 of December, granting the cred
it of the State to insure the early completion of
the Pacific Railroad, Unconstitutional. Gov.
Price refused to issue bonds.
NEW YoRK,Jan. o.
The offerings Of Beef Cattle to day were
!. 700 head: prices have advanced; sales at $3.50
6I2;5O. Sheep have also advanced; sales of
5000 head. Swine are unchanged; sales of 5000
head.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 8.
The weather has laid an embargo upon our
markets. There is nothing doing in Grain
500 bbrls of city mill flour We're sold.
Nkw ORLEAss. Jan. TO-
The steamship Promeiheus has arrived from
San Juan. The Cortez arrived at San francisco
on the 10th ult. The Northern Light was to
sail on the 4th.
Nicaraguan affairs were progressing favor
ably.
From Oregon we have news of several battles
having been fought between the whites and In
dians. in which a number were killed on boil
sides. A battle was fought near the Walls
Wallar river, in which Capt. Bennett, Lieut.
B~arrows. aud three p~rivates were killed anc
fourteen wounded.
Another battle occurred at Puget's Sound
when Lieut. Slaughter and several others were
killed.
Gen. Wool was arranging the preliminariea
for a campaign at an early day.
Another Elibuster expedition of FIVE hundred
men is said to have landed IN Lower California
FIRST DEVELOPMENTS OF LEAP YEAR
A PARTY of twenty-five ladies and gentlemen
from Rockville, Conn, visited this city OF
Friday, in the capacity of a sleighing party
dining and taking supper at the Massasoi
House, and visiting the Armory and other o.
the prominent features Of Springfield. Th'
ladies acted as escorts for the gentlemen, or