The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-02
PEACE NOT IMPROBABLE.
New YORK, Feb. l.

4 The Arabia has arrived.
/ Great excitement in England, owing to
runor that Russia had Internationally accept
ed the terms of the allies. This turns out to
b, another Tartar hoax as Russia only consent
e | to treat on on the basis Of the four points.
Excitement abated. 1t is reported that Aus
tria has threatened to withdraw her Minister
from ST. Petersburgh unless Russia accepts
Internationally
Nothing from the Crimea.
The message of President Pierce was favor
ably received.
i The Pacific and Asia had arrived out.
/ The London Times published a bogus Wen
ma dispatch of the unconditional acceptance Of
the propositions of the Allies by Russia. A
general advance of funds and cotton in conse-
quence. The next day Government publish
ed that Russia accepts the proposals, and gave
/ the basis of negotiations. The following
reported to be the actual circumstances ofthe
case:
! When Esterhazy handed Neselrode the
Austrian allied note, he said he was not au-
thorized to enter into discussion; but if the
note was not accepted Internationally before
January 18th, all the Austrian embassy must
leave ST. Petersburgh. To prevent this, Nes-
elrode communicated with Vienna direct, and
GOrtchikoH produced memorandum express
ing general inclination on the part Prussia
to negotiate, but proposed certain alterations
IN the programme.
Count Baol formally received the document
the next day, but inasmuch as it did not con-
tain an acceptance but was simply PROPOSE
tons. Austria could make no reply without the
concurrence of France and England, and the
ambassadors of those powers accordingly sent
| to Paris AMI London, and received In reply
that the Western powers had no motive to
| give up the decision which had already been
carefully considered, and if by the 18th Russia
did not accept the uitilhatum, Esterhazy and
the Austrian legation would leave St. Peters
burgh, and Austria would Immediately seek
to obtain the armed cooperation Of the Ger
m mic diet against Russia.
Austria, however, declares that if there be
rupture in her diplomatic relations with Russia
she VIII not be able to take the fed the pres
eat year.
Sweden continues warlike.
Omar Pacha had resigned, but the Sdltan
had refused to accept the resignation.
Nothing from the Crimea or any other
quarter.
The Government of Turkey throws the en-
tire responsibility of the fall of Kars upon the
PAcha, who retorts, blaming the Turkish min
istery for Withdrawing supplies.
! Lccident al Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. l.
About O'Clock this morning the east wing
of the Louisville Hotel fell letting the roof
down, burying in the ruins man. boy and
girl. The man was taken out with only few
bruises about the legs AMI head. The girl es.
capped with some bruises and a broken arm;
but the boy is 50 badly hurt that his recovery
is considered impossible.
1t is feared that one or two persons not en-
gagged in the building are still under the ruins,
but on the roll of workmen being called all of
the party answered to their names.
1t is thought the accident was caused by the
weight of snow on the roof There is crowd
at the place, and much excitement; the work
menare busy removing the fallen rubbish.
BALTIMORE, Feb. L.
The foreign news caused depression in
the -four market. Holders ask IS 10; but So
only is offered; no sales. Wheat declined
I2@3c; but little doing in corn, sales of yellow
at 7o@72c; white 68@7oc. Market closed
dull.
CONGRE ssIoNAL