Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-02
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HALIFAX, Jan. 81 The steamer Arabia arrived
this evening at 81 o'clock, With dates from Liver
pool to the morning of the 18th. She brings lO7
passerg
The Asia arrived out on the 18Th, and the Baltic
on the 18th
Nothing of Importance from the Crimea.
The news is important as indicative of an early
peace.
The Vienna correspondent OF the London Times
telegraphs the l6th that Rnssi, has uncoudi.
tonaIy aceepte the propositions Of the allies re-
ported to be authentic.
The news caused immense sensation. and
funds rose per cent, cotton farthing and panic
ensued in other IN rkets.
The next day the Eoglish Goot pubIi,hed from
Minister Seymour, st, Petersburg as follows;
Russia agrees to accept the proposal on the
basis Of the negotiations qualified"
This announcement cur Dcd the excitement.
AIarmsis begin TO fear that Russia merely wants
to gain time by deceptive negotiations.
In the meantime funds remained steady at reyi,
Gus rates.
The actual facts sre Tins: Count Nessel.ode.
upon being handed the Austrian and Allies note,
lied 10 enter into discuss on. Bat if the note was
not accepted Internationally before the 8h he
and oil the Austrian Embassy must leave St Pc.
tersburg
To prevent This Nrsseirode communicated with
vienna direct, and Price Goriscbakoh at Vienna
l.f :, u,
procured memorandum expressing the general
inclination OF Russia to negotiate, out proposing
certain alterations
Count Buol received the document, but inasmucb
as it did not contain unconditional acceptance OF
the propositions, Austria could rot reply without
the concurrence of England and France
Ambassadors to these powers were accordingly
sent to London and Paris and,rcccivcd the follow.
ing reply:
The Western Powers have no motive to change
the decision already carefully considered, and if
Russia does not accept by the 18th, Count Ester.
hazy and the Austrian Legation wodld leave St.
Petersburg, and austria would seek to obtain an
armed co operation Of the German Dict Vienna
papers represent atfirs as most serious and alarm
inS-that all persons connected with the Austrian
Embassy received orders t. quiz st Petersburg, and
the Russian Embassy to leave Vienna. During the
week elapsirg between u.sia's fist ard second
reply. intense appr,herson- existed at Vienna. On
the IGlh thsce snhsidei by the announcement that
Russia agrees to negotiate or the terms propos,
HALIFAX, Feb. 1.-The Arahil from Liverpool,
sailed at l O'Clock this morning for Boston.
The America from Boston arrived here at .
o'co' k this morning.
WAsnMGroN, + b. 1.-The House refused by one
majority to table Mr. llckmau's resolution to elect
Speaker by plurality.
The Treasurer reports net amount in the Treas
uly subject to draf, on 23lh January, sci ,0Sl 800
NEW YORK, Feb l, Noon-Thc foreign iutc-
gence occasionrd decline of 25aS7 &c in the price
OF -four. Straight State 500 Oh, $50 South
crn S.s7. Wheat inactive. Corn declined, Mixed
80. Mess Pork lower, 10 %. Nothing done in
Btcf or Lard. Whisky declined to SIC.
CINCINNATI Feb lst, Noon Markets unsettled
by news received mere by private adsiccs Correct
quotations cannot yet be given.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. Cotton finn Sales &c.
day 5000 Orleans; mddling s5tS5. Southern
Flour sSlS so Keg Lard, 10Y.
NEW YoRE, Feb. /, P. NJ Cotton advanced &c.
Sales $500 bales Orleans mid ling, 94s95r; upland,
do. 94c. upland fair, lo4c. Flour, dropping; Wheat
unchanged; Corn declined, mixed IS; Pork, active;
Lard declined: 2Ic Whisky firm; Coffee qnirt;-Su-
gar frmcr Ohcaus 8iaS9; Liuseed oil active n;
freights nominal.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. Tho unoecuped east wing
of the Louisville Hotel fell this morning, killing a
laborer and bow and crushing over 80 rooms