The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-19
BY CATON'S LINE.
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Arrival Of the Canada.
LATE FROM THE CRIMEA PEACE NIX.
EQUATIONS.
HALIFAX Feb LIS

.'''G'ud1 Ga alritcu ot t1dtIdh III n. vi
Sunday 18th. The Atlantic arrived out a
o'clock IL min. on morning Of Thursday
The Canada saw no signs Of the steamer
Pacific. The Belgique is still al Souttamp
Ton, her agents have returned the psssags
money and compensation. Her cargo has
been taken on, and found not much da
mayed. The Arago ut Southampton Goth
The London Morning Advertiser has the
following announcement, 1--WE regret tl
hear tina, an interview which Lord Claren
don and Dir. Buchanan had together al the
Foreign Office on Tuesday, very angry
words passed between them relative 10 the
Central American question"
TAG PEACE NEGOTIATIONS The despat.
ches Of the Russian Government completing
and confirming the telegraphic announce
ment, the unconditional acceptance of Aus.
tris's propositions were received at Vienna
on the 23d, and couriers Immediately con-
yeyed them TO Paris and London. A mem
orandum, embodying the propositions, had
been signed at Vienna and sent to Paris and
London, and it il reported that Congress
will meet at Paris Feb 18th, and that very
little time viii be lost in discussion and that
the whole will be brought to conclusion by
the o5th Feb.
The signing OF the preliminaries, &c, now
only await the arrival OF the Turkish Pieni-
potentary II Ii stated that Prussia reiu-
SEES the conditions exacted by the Allies.
and preliminary 10 her admission TO the
peace conference and consequently she will
be excluded from the conference, but will
be invited to sign tn deed OF supplement.
Baron Brown and Count OrloH are the
Russian Plenipotentiaries, and assisted by
Messrs Soloff and Fenton Lord Clsren.
don represents England with Marquis B.
Dazgio, Sardinia, Count Boul, Austria, NJ.
Walewski, France, Darkish Pacha, Tur-
key.
= Baltic letters received on the 30th speak
Of the mild weather and the resumption Of
more or Less navigation at Pelan and
The ice was breaking up.
Crimea dates come from the English
camp Jan. 18th reports the army healthy
No incident, except the Russian continue
their fire from the north ports. Gortscha-
koif has handed command TO Lenders and
ssued a new valedictory to HE Crimea
Commanders.
Jan. l9th--The Russians made an e2-
petition over the ice to attack kertch, but
Gen. Bevan being on the alert, they re-
tired.
ASIA MIyoR.--Gen. Williams was at
Ttiis Dec. l4th handsomely treated, await
ng orders from ST Petersburg as to his
destination. We know nothing OF kars,
except the town is occupied.
London markets.--Messrs Baney, Bros.
& Co. report markets generally dull. COT
fee steady at former rates. Breadstufts con-
siderably lower Iron firm. Sugar shil-
ling lower and dull. Tallow $50 cd del
yerable in March and 525 at end OF the
year.
London money market was more stfin-
gent Consols slightly declined, closing on
Friday at 9l3s@971s for money and 90hs@
b for accounts. The bullion in the Bank
If England has decreased So pounds Bar
ring Bro says in 5 securities easier and III
some cases lower with unsettled markets
Bell g. Co. report markets steady, prices
generally unchanged. u. 8 Cons. and
bonds ,05, Mass sterling bonds $500,
The Manchester advices are favorable,
Brokers' circular reports breadstutfs con-
;iderobly lower and demand limited aud
prices irregular Flour variously quoted al
i decline OF io,6d Wheat 5d@6d and corn
lsa3s, prices nominal. Brown & Co quote
" estern -four Sis, Ohio 40a. White corn
a7s6da sod, yellow Sos, mixed do, White
wheat lisad9 lls5d, red los2d9 los4d.--
Other circulars quote western canal Hour at
46s@4Ts Mixed com, 35s6d, Richardson,
Spencer T. Co. and others quote provisions
generally dull and lower. New prime mess
beef 1905, buy ers demand reduction. Pork
dull and nominal, bacon stock light. western
pork at3ss, lard declined to.60s, transactions
limited.
We know nothing OF Kara except that
the town Is occupied by two Russian batai'
lions, whilst another remained in the camp
formerly held by Mourasierf's army. The
guns and munitions Of Kars have been re-
moved to Alexadrispol. Sick Turks have
been sent 10 hospital at Ota. Roads were
shu, up by snow. Letters from within En-
zerom predict scarcity soon in city. Usken-
der Pacha was seriously wounded Dec. -.
Persia talks that Porte will send Hamet
Fitch to Teharan TO mediate or dsquiet
between Britain and Persia.--Britain, Jan.
clst. Queen Opcneu i III HuHieht W ith h"uo'
ceremonies. Persons most noticed in gor-
geous assemblage in House of Lords were
Mr.. Buchanan in citizens dress. Turkish
Ministers were A. Fez and Hytan, embas-
sailors. Bancouse OF his own colors in Lords
Earl. Gopiord moved the address Earl
Abingdon seconded. Earl Derby would not
approve, but considered the royal speeches
bare. cold and meagre, and il ought to have
referred to state of American India, and CO.
lonies and to fall of Khars further in carry
inc out enlistmen,s Schele government he
considered had evaded the spirit OF the
municipal laws of the u. s., and he hoped
apology offered would be received. He re-
GREETED however that there was not con-
ciIiatory paragraph introduced into the
sneech in reference to the subject, the
whole he said was redolent with water
cruel. Earl of Clarendon replied as fol
lows:--
81 wish TO take an early opportunity OF
referring to the state of our relations win
the u. States. In my opinion there can pe
no doubt as to the common sense view VI
the obligation of the Clayton and bulwer
treaty, and yet it is upon the Interpretation
that difference of opinion has arisen in such
a case, correspondence is useless and lost
no time in offering 10 refer the whole ques'
lion to the arbitration of any third power
% ~ siJaa a1reeinp to be bound by the de-