Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-02
X &c III Nj OND WHIG.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ARAEI.

oNE wEEE FROM EuaoFK
"'''Ll lhPoRIANTt-THE GAR ACCEPTS THE
PROPOSITIONS OF THE ALLIES As A BASIS FOR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DECLINE IN BREAD.
sTCFFS--CoNsotS ADVANCED
HALTAH, Jan. 3l.-Ths Cup,,,I s,.,,n.bi, A.. -
''e thi- evening "i'h liverpool dates To SATURDAY
!", st, being a week later.
Tie hy tl,i- arrival Is oi great imp,-,,nc.
iar ...ndo' Times Vienna correspondent ,l.,,.,h.
esd. i'te o. Wednesday, tn, 10th. at Io A. NJ th,t
h's "a -'seo-l v''aiy aeerpted Ds proposition o.,
.s- a. me. li~:
This "'i reFO II TO be- .thent.c and caused an i'm
mense eHe''eir' thturr.oas E1e d. bat the govern.
m"nt dispatch puols: 'i 80 s,-' pr different face
upon the ailar-being IA -:.-.f - had only ac
eep''d the allies PROPOSALS J,,, q. ''o.'on
Ih'- slightly relaxed pa. tsd,nce, a.. ess san.
g'ihe hope- entertain, ,bt. we're eXpre-.
ed that Russia had merely accepted the proposal. to pro
!oug the negotiations and gain time
The above s about the sum of all the uexs-Th nros
Pect OF speefy return OF peace swallowed I'd al ee
SECOND DESPATCH
HALIFAX Jan "l-lo o'clock +. M.-rhe A rabit "a lied
r' L.sipool on the morning Of the ls arrived here
al s-"' this evening, bringing lu1 passengers
The steamer Aia arrived ON the 3,h and ,h. stea
' D'e Oh u'e .th- HE steamer Cuion did touch
II southampton on her passage oUt.
The news oi Rlsas acceptance Of the allied
caused al immense sensation. The funds ro, Der cent
-'N eCto" iathng \ panic also cr,ued ia the other
The next day the English government published g, j
ia'ch from Minister SEYMOUR, a. follows.
'4''' agrees ie accept tile proposals basis Of he
Tins qualified announcement curLed the excterneu,
AND the alarmsts begin that Russia merely apts n
sA" tune by deceptive negotiations. meantime the funds
remain steady
Previous to the above announcement the Virnn, p,n
represented the state ofaars ~ mus serious al,uin,
ami stated tat tie personel OF the Austrian Embassy had
received orders TO mutt - ~
The actual facts connection with the propo.itio. arc
that when the Austrian Ambassador handed the allied note
To Nesseodc he said he authorized to enter into
4'-GuS,on' 0ut the note accepted uncoudi.
uonay before the 18TH he and ali the Austrian E,nsv
must leave ~ Petersburg. To prevent this Nesselrode
communicated with Vienna direct aud Prince, Gortscb,
Aou al enia had talk with Count Buo In which IN.
.oneT pod"crd memorandum expressing the general
n'hnaon OF Russia to negotiate bout proposing certain
alterations.
Count Buol received the document but ina.mueh a. it
i not cont Ain the unconditional acceptance of the prop
"'liuns, Austria could reply without the concurrence
ol France aud England The ambassadors OF these now
ri' were accordingly sent to London and Pals and
py wa received that the Western powers had no mo-
I'VE 10 change the decision already carefully considered
and further that it Russia did not accent bv the stL
Count Es'eriazy and the Austrian legation would leave
aud Austria would immediately seek TO obtain the assur
I'D cooperation OF the other powers
The Russian Embassy had been ordered to leave Vien
VA dullis tile week eapsng between Russa'- first and
second pl! an intense apprehension existed in Vienna
but on the lGt these apprehension, subsidized bv the a,
uouucemeut above stated that Russia agree. IN ,.
tair on the terms proposed.
There i nothing OF Importance from the Crimea
Markets
Lir'rJ"oi January lsfh-Friday E-t,i.g Brown 4
>hpeys Circular quotes, Cotton has advanced S,Is.
' the week $500" bales including 5000 bars for export
lnd 5000 bales taken speculation Prices have ad.
'Hced sa4 aud the market closes with an active demand
OTIeaus niJdtng -; Orleans fair -; Upland mddlng
y; Upland fair 81. Estimated sales to day-Fdday-
-"ou bales. Stock in hrst hands SIS 900 bales ncu-
ding .J2, ouo bales OF American
4
have considerably declned The market is unsettled and
correct quotations cannot be given. Western canal flour
t'9' o"lo - wheat has declined and also with
downward tendency; mixed corn 4us.
Provisions have considerably declined Pork beef and
bacon arr quiet. ola beef 81. new prime me.s laOs
P'rs easier western prime mess s2s. sd. Lard has
declined, sales at G5s. Cd.
Western Bacon 56sa5ss
Naval stores have declined Fine Rosin IS 6da4s. Cd
Spirits Iu.peutiur is quiet al 36s
Id!loN l. unsettled aud prices considerably lower
Bark j. steady and prices unchanged Linsed oil j. s,-s
dy and unchanged. Rice closed dull At decline Of 3d
{" o. Tea i firm aid the market buoyant.
tou>olS leave of at sg+asgt
The Brokers Circular quotes .-Cottop-Tbe market
opened dun. but closed with active demand az firm
r,'e'. FAR Upland- advanced and other qualities
The sales OF the week foot up s., $500 bales
Manchester advces more favorable There are
morc buyers than sellers
Barring Brothers Circular quotes Sugar and coffee
have advanced. Breldstuii> have slightly declined and
the market dull. Iron j. irmer-wech nail, ON board
>!Ip quoted at - a - 5s
The money market is active at unchanged rates. Con
soS have advanced 81 Consos for money are quoted II
S9tas"s the market closed steady
Al European stocks participate in the advance Messrs
be'i sons report American stocks dull and price. uu
changed
Blown Shipleys circular quotes Flour. The market
luctiled, aud correct quotations cannot b.. given The
market j. dul at a decline of l. Western Canal Flour
''s Cd Ais Philadelphia ami Baltimore +2s cd Ohio A.
4H- OF Wheat hgs declined "a and co.cd dull with "a
iu'iner downward tendency. White Wheat lis I'd
yd ked lvS sd lis Corn Is dull with downard ten
dcucy mixed 4ls I'd
other authorities quote decline of l. I'd a 2s cd an
Ter the above quotations