The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-01-24
Farther Particulars by the America.


papers and circulars per America. and lind
that all the information regarding Bread
stuffs is un(i,vorllc. They concur in stating
that no immediate Improvement is cx-
pcctcd. rather that prices must Continue to
decline. \ large amount uf stuff i. cn,n-
ing from the Black Sra Receipts f:,m
tho Um;tcd States are also large aud cx-
pectrr. To inctcase.
The Manchester trade was much de-
pressed.
Money more stringent.
There seems to hc u growing .lesro in
France and England for peace. If it can l.e
procured "n consistent terms. Ru->ia is
looked upon rs more stubborn han ever.
Palmer Il Green Bankers, ut L;tch!ieId,
England, have f.ile'l.
The rates of money were rising in
England, anl bullion WAS Decreasing.
THE PEACE rRosrEc1a
Tl!e pence nr"';i,tunS are becoming
more complicated than ever. E.tvrllnzv
presented the proposals. backed hv AuS:ri:.,
to the Gar on the 2sth u,.. hut NcS>rl.
rode, circular hal previously nut IN inter
probation on the Il ir,l point which the Al.
lies cannot a'lm', namely, thn, Russia anl
Turkey SHALL mutually ayr'.,. an tn. strength,
Of the fleet to hc kept in the Black SEA.
The Allies on the other hand, demand nf
Russia tn c,.l" the mouth of the Danube,
which she refuses to ,l"; hence the pr,s.
pee! OF III am:cab!e adjustment is very
s!i.rht.
Nc>serol>. has a,.irnSsn.l y circular to
tho Repre-. cntalivrs Of Russia 1T f,rciSn
Courts, stating that tusSi, accepts the
third pn;at of the u!.ma,un, of tie West
ern powers. relative to he naturalization Of
the Black Sea-. i, Ii" following sr.!s. -
That the right of Turkey t" close the
Straits he M .inial"l-:;,:.t no Ships of
war he admitted into the Black :'., except
Russian ANA Turkish -tl,t the nn,l,l,cr nf
shirs he mEr,lly arranged l'v it.,>sia atrl
Turkey by si,"ri,l treaty iv these TWO
powers alone. Tn: Allies, Of course, re
jcct this interpretation.
E>trrhnzy reached Petersburg on The
Goth, and 'a the "..xi day lai! his ,,rnrn-
siion before the l;l>>n Cabinet C,uut
Buol subsequently, V communicated to Prince
Gnrtscl,ak.f. ii, V;-n,:,. The term, on
wEicl, the Wc>lrrn Powers would assent
t. peace, stating t,s,: terms were approved
by Austria. i;n.>a terms have already
been pulIi>h"I
Russi, makes known in N.ssclrodr's cir
cular her unwillinynr>s to treat for the
naturalization n( the Black Sea. int il is
expected that She will absolutely refuse the
cession of the territory required to keep
open tue Danube.
Appearances; strongly iniita" that Aus.
tria will not take Ike ::cil against Rus i,
unless .S>'re.l "f tie active supper. uf the
German b mi.
The Wr>er Gazette states that an a,ll-
tiona article t"n"!'in:s t" i;,ir'l paint has
been added I" he treaty Of D..rtmhrr 81.
helwcen Austria. Fr.;n,'.. :inl England. 1t
does not, however,, impose nn Austria the
obligation t" take n..r; III ;h" wnr. in case
Russia refuses 20 accept The third point us
interpreted by Nc>~"irn!...
The Prn-,an Court is di>,,'e,sc.I will,
Baron Srcnlrh'S mission To 81. Petersburg.
and has sent Baron Ma;rul to I'rrSsl,,.
to 'lc!naml p">iiv"' y IL what extent Bava-
ria and S,vony have rnyag.'l themselves
with the Wr~tcrn :l:: :.
itdviteS from ST,' len are very warlke.
The mil tary cn,nnan.lrrS have rrre we'd in-
structions u have their Regiments in the
highest stale Of efficiency before Spring
The indications are. ,at in acc.r!,ure with
the secret article Of I'll" treaty, Sweden will
take the ii,.l in tie spring.
The Danish government it is sail cor
scntS to the establishment IF ,l..pots frr IT,.
English fleet II. k;ul, wl.!vh will RENDEZVOUS
there i'll April.
G"rt>cl,sikpH announces that on the lit!,
Of December - .leta ln,cnt of C.,Ssarks de-
featel Il strong S,l',:nlrnn Of General Wv