Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-03-20
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The Conference at Paris is progressing ia
RorabIy. An armistice has been announced
uHAl the end { March.
The excitement respecting the American
difficulties has entirely subsidized.
Nothing has been heard Of the Pacific.
The 6pIton market Is wholly unchsngsd.--
The 50 fes for the week amount TO Sc, 900 bales
closing dull. For speculation, 1900 bales
for export, 5000. The sales on Saturday
amounted 10 5000 blleS
Breadstuffs have considerably declined, and
are quiet.
Provisions ore unchanged.
The siesmer Hermann sailed from South.
,ampton on the 9th Of February, fol New
York.
The Quaker city, from New York, had not
arrived at Liverpool when the Arabia sailed.
She was to leave Liverpool on her return on
M9ch 5th.
No iidings Of the Pacific had reached Liv-
erpool, although much slatm was occaSioned
BY O report that q quantity of wreck, appar.
emily portions Of the cabin Of o q steamer, had
been seen in latitude 40 deg. 36 mln., longi-
tude 40 deg, 40 min. Pubic oninion has set
tied that this could not be the Pacific.
The peace Congress held three sessions al
Paris, but the proceedings were not suGt red
10 tranSpiTe.
An armistice 10 The end of March had been
announced, although lumorS both favorable aud
unfavorab'e abound. The latter are generally
attributed, to The Stock JobberS, and he GEN
eral belief is, that affairs are 60 ng on as favor
ably as could be expected The excitement
in relation TO American Affairs had entirely
subsidized.
A dispatch received by Brown, Shipley &
Co, agents Of the Collins Line at Liverpool
dated Glasgow, February %, says that The
steamer Edinburg, from New York, passed,
on February Z, large quantities OF bfuken ice.
She saw on it q quantity OF broken cabinet
furniture, fine ornamental doors, white or glass
handles, q ladies' work box and other articles
such as ere common 10 the cabins OF fist class
steamers.
The Edinburg was then five days out,
Notwlthstan ding this, an insurance has been
made on the cargo Of the Pacific al G26 S.,
free Of average, showing a belief in The uiti-
mate safety Of the steamer.
The excitement relative I tIie apprehend-
cd difficulty with the United States had be-
came totally extinct
The Lord Mayor Of London gave o banquet
10 Mr.. Buchanan. but that gentleman wa un-
able 10 attend, having been summoned 10 dine
with Queene Victoria.
i NC tlllONp SCtuC utbOb 10 IOl u duECl
the blockade OF the Baltic.
Tho Austrian propositions were formally
proposed as a basis FOX neg t~iations, and the
meeting then adjourned.
On Tuesday there was no meeting, but on
Wednesday the Conference was again in ses-
sion, soothing, however, %tfanspiIed.
Among The umorsi in citculation is one that
Russia, while asserting 10 the destruction of
fSebastopol, BomarsuHd and Nicolaief refuse
70 r~elinquish The protectorate OF the Greek
Cburcb.
A Vienna letter asserts that Priace Gort.
'scbakof stated that the Russian Government
considers a convocation OF a general European
Congress Immediately after the conclusion OF
peace, as the best means Of Settling all QueS-
lions.
France and Austria favor the idea, but Eng
land objects.
The evident c~ordmlity existing between
France and Austria begins TO excite %uneasi-
ness in England, and a TRIPLE league between
France, Austria and Russia is SurmiSCi as no
imprcbable inciden, IN the future.
Orders had been forward to The Allied
Generals respecting the armistice.
II is stated that Napoleon lnlimeted 10 the
Generals and A mirals in Paris, that they
would not BE- required 10 return 10 The Ctimea.
Leave Of obsence rs now freely given 10 off
GERS on duty in the Crimea.
The Allies are about to destroy the sunken
ships in the harbor Of Sebastopol by dropping
heavy shells designed to explode beneaih The
water.
Vienna advices state that Ismail P8cha will
succeed Omar Pacha in The Asiallc Command.
Omar rece ntly demanded from the Porte, the
appointment Of Minister Of War and on refusal,
resigned.
In England there is q talk of an early disso-
luton of Parliament or a ching in the Gov
eminent, and this rumor had on effect on the
funds on The 9th nit.
The lord Mayor assembled q distinguished
party OF the Mansion House, to meet Mr. Blu
chansn previous 10 his return 10 the United
States, Unfortunately the same day, Mr.. B.
was invited to dine with the Queen and eli
quette required he should gtveher Majesty the
preference. The Lord Mayor made a speech
Tegretiing Buchanan's absence, as the recep-
ton he wonId have met with from the repre-
sentaiiyes Of !he leading interests of England
would have shown him The abseD Of oil un.
frieudiy feelings with the United States. and
that the interests of both countries were too
powerful 10 permit 0 collision.
Three thousand Russians are employed day
and night in Inc construc OF q triple row OF
piles across The Gull of Finland, behind which
is the Russian steam feet, consisting Of Is
ships and a corvettes.
The latest adyices from Paris are 10 the
29th, and state that rulnored break up Of The
Peace Conference hal caused considerable
o~gitation in the money market.
A dispatch to the London Morning Adoerti-
ser says il is deemed a not improbable result
that the moves of The ar.ful diplomatist of
Russia may cause an immediate breaking up
of the Conference. A very grave pitch has al
ready occurred.
Although the fifth point was the last OF all il
was agreed TO take il up first, and accordingly
at the second meeting Of the Conference il was
submitted for conside rpiion. Count Orlof and
Baron Brunow objected. aud proposed 10 refer
it 10 o congress Of all the crowned heads Of
Europe, piedging the mselves, in the name Of
the Gar, 10 abide by-whaleVer decision that
Congress might reach. This unexpected cou rse
produced much CONSERVATION at Paris, .caus-
ing o fall In the French funds. II also sur
prised and alarmed our own Government
Lord CowIey was expectee in London 10 take
instructions. from The Governmen mt on this SUBJ
ject.
The London Times notices rumors 10 The
same effect, and which had caused q fall in
the English funds OF "ne per cent, q rally &C.
curing, however, at the close, IN consequence
OF The rbmors remaining uncon6rmed.
An Adjourned session.