Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-01
Arrival Of the Steamer Atlantic
WAR BETWEEN ENGLAND AND THE
UNITED STATES.

UNITED STATES.
Nrw York, Feb. 24.-The steamer AT
lsp,ic arrived Of Sandy Hook last night
hut did not resel5ler " harf until 8 O'Clock
this morning.
The Atlantic brings no tidings Of thu
steamer Pacific, which has caused renew.
ed Frars for htr safety.
The news BY the Atlantic il important
both politically aud commercially. The
peace nrgolia,ioAsp progress favorably, bn'
there - much excitement respecting the
probability OF war with the United
! States.
The news By the Atlantic Of most real
interest is that Greet Britain is in a state
of great excitement again OH the subject Of
war with thu Un,t-d States. Il had bre,,
again asserted On change At Liverpool that
Mr.. Buchanan had again demanded hi.
pa sports, ard his ABSENCE from Lady Pal
merston's soiree was attributed 10 a personal
ni.und. rstsnding brtwern Lord ClaIen
don aud himself. The general tone OF
the government press Is insulting 10 the
United States, but the feeling ofthe people
is friendly.
The Manchester and Liverpool Cham.
Der, Of Commerce deprecate war with the
United States. but seem 10 regard nst'eis
as al a crisis.
In the last despatch we have no ps,tlc.
ulars reported Of the Misunderstanding
between Buchanan aud Clarendon, anu
the English papers MAINTAIN srict 81
Ience on the subject: Lord Clarendon.
however, is ssid to nave spoken in the
most imperious manner to Mr.. Buchanan,
which the latter promptly checked by
closing the interview.
1t is said that the Derby Iarty intend to
bring forward motion in Parliament on
the 81 bj~ct of the omission OF all allusi0n
to America in the QUEENS speech.
/; is also stated that England and France
have jointly sent ENJOYS to Brazil TO enlist
that country against the interests OF the U.
States in Central America. In the m-an-
time the general tone OF the English press
Is threatening aud presunptuous to the
United States. The purely commercial
presses form All exception, and the Cham.
beers of commerce OF Manchester aud Liy-
erpool protest against any interruption Of
amicable relations.
The funds have been depressed BY the
aspect o: affairs. The follow.
ing ex,rsc, from some Of the papers show
the feeling prevailing.
From the London Times.
1--WE expect 10 hear every day that our
Minister at Washington has received his
passports aud is on his WY home. That.
Of course. will compel similar proceedings
OH our part with regard To the American
Minister. and MIR. Buchanan, and Mr.
Champion. the two inoffensive gentlemen
representing the governments at Washing
ton and London. ilIP:obabIy cross each
other ON the Atlantic. After deplorine
the existence OF domestic quarrel, Eng
land has apologizrd enough TO satisfy ten
European empirrs, and We cannot hold
her responsible for the es,raogeMent. The
Anne ricans must re ceivr an obstinate IT,
s,siance if they drive us to it. Let them
count the cost before they tske the fatal
step, else after two or three passes they will
make calculation ~ vain.'
From the London Dispatch.
"a good deal Of pardonsbIe irritation
has been felt here that the sympathies OF a
republican people so unaccouutably Wahi-
iirs:ed during the present war III behalf oil
the great main stay aud sheet anchor oil
d. spotisn. Aud it The people OF the
United States permi, their rulers to plunge
them int" war with Great Britain they will
receive the most terrible lesson ever admin
ls.erej TO national envy and qaarresoms-
meas"
THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
The Journal drs Debates. Of Paris, ha.
long and labor-d editorial 20 prove that
up 10 The present point the interests O.
France aud England are Identical, but that
y continuance Of the war either in tn. Bal
tic or Asia ~ould only subserve 10 the pr.
| vate iiteIests OF England
General Prince Psskiewitch died al
Warsaw Oh the morning Of the 1T instant
The preliminary protocol was signed a
Virhna ON the Isl instant BY the reprvsen.
ta,ives Of France, England. TuIke, Au,tria
and Russis, agreeing TO open conirr~nc.
al Paris within three weeks. Lord Cla.
rendo" has been appointed the Epglist
plenipot-ntiary. There is very douht-
Iul report that the Emprrors of Rnssi'
and Austria will visit Paris during thu
conference.
An ar,nistic will probably be agreed up
Oh to the end OF March. All goes favors-
bly, in the direction OF peace. The Arm.
i.lice W i'll doubtless onty affect land opera
tons.
There is nothing OF interest from thu
Crmra or ASIA. The last docks at Sebas.
topol have been destroyed.
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| Arrival Of the Steamer Asia.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,