Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-31
ETHIOPIAN NEWS,
ARNrAL OF THE STEAMER BALrl

s&Hw YoRK, Jan, lI.-The Collins steam
ssbfp Baltic arrived this morning quite un-
'expectedIy, have mad, the passage in less
than IL days, which is remarkable for mid.
winter. Dates are to Saturday, 18th inst,
three days later than Brought by the Africa
which arrived yesterday.
The news may be briefly summed up as
follows: Public expectation is on tip toe
to learn the issue of the peace propositions
Rumors Of oil sorts are flying, but the truth
is that nothing can be known for some time
yet, as tho term given 20 Russia for her
decision, has been extended to the 18th
January; nevertheless dispatches received at
Berlin and Vienna, report that the Emperor
will make no further concessions; on the
other hand it is certain that formal confer
ences are in session at st. Petersburg dis
cussing the proposals and that these confer.
ences are attended by Nesselrode, Esterhazy,
Se5ach and Somer.
The Independence Beige pub ished the text
Of the allied proposals. ....
The general impression is that Russia
will neither accept nor reject the PROPOSE
tions, but will send Count Stakelberg to
Vienna with proposals.
! The latest rumors speak more favornbly
and better hopes are entertained Of peace
Denmark has announced her continued
neutrality, and disavows ary connection with
the Swedish alliance. .
Nothing new mas heen received from the
Crimea. Omlr Pasha remains in the re-.
doubt at Kali, shut up there by the winter
and the Russians. The Emperor Napoleon
again threatens..to go personally to the seat
of war. Richard Golden has published
non-peac pamphlet
nv TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON.
LosDow Saturday morning, Jan. l2,-Ad-
vices from Montevdco are received to Inst
November. announced that n revolution oc-
Cured on the 25lh, and for tour days the
city was scene OF bloody conflict, during
which time about 100 wcro killed and
much larger number wounded Order was
restored on the 29th, when Manesc and the
revolutionary party embarked for Buenos
Ayres in a steamer, in conformity with the
demands Of the Government. The diplomat
c agents resident at Mnntevdeo and other
foreigners, mainioned a strict neutrality dur.
ing the disturbance.
The overland India mail arrived at Mar
seilies yesterday.
st. Petersburg, Jan. 3--Ths great corn
ell Of war has concluded its deliberations.
The Russian tactics for tho approaching
campaign have undergone very important
notifications
The orders sent from headquarters seem
10 indicate an intention 10 abandon the
Crimsa, as part OF the troops have been
ordered to join Mcravicff, and another de-
tschment to join the army of the centre.
K,el, Jan. 8,h--Our watera are still open,
aud trade between the lower Baltic ports and
Russia is very active.
An American ship arrived at Memelh and
was loading with hemp.
London, i2lh-The Post has direct ad-
vices from Persia, which do not confirm the
capture of Herat by the Russians
LONDON, Friday eve The English funds
10 day closed at a decline OF SO per cent
below the prices Of yesterday. The mar
ket 10 prejudced by tho recent supplies
OF stock aud discouroging prospects of
peace.
The anticipation that the Bank returns to-
night would exhibit unsatisfactory returns,
has increased the tendency towards dspres.
sion.
The monthly returns of the Bank of
France are also unayorable and exerc sed an
adverse influence Oh both tho Lohdon and
Paris markets.
1t is believed in well informed quarters
hat some definite intelligence from Vienna
will reach the Government by Monday.
. Deere ase of bullion in tho Bank OF Eng
and casa 900, and in the Bank o! France
or the month E772,ooo.
The Baltic reached her berth at 10
'clock. left Liverpool on the l2th at "a
,. NJ, passed the Asia on the 18th and the
Pacific on the 18th.