The Express.
London, England, 1856-01-19 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THE NEW PEACE PROPOBAUL

A despatch rewind to-day from Berlin molly mays
that Ramis the Antrim pegesitione in
priseiple and in deloll, ressraing to kerssif to repeat
t/w pieesairy asodijliatisiss sit tie Osofereaces.
The Sick, after reprodising the despatch pia-
eudoL at the Pali Boers, es Thereby, tape:
We shall be assidered vier fantasises ; it will wimp
be repeated that we wish for war at say prime; that we
repel eves the very haps. et masa the terallilitiOS of Ms-
Witte% whisk met Prsas• se away was mad es lank Mia-
sma. Tale ialestise will little lases le • It wilt sot premat
as from saying, as geed sad loyal parkas, to the Gomm
-
meats of risme sal Baglead : " Do an let missives be
defrauded; be as your guard !" We would ales say, sot
to speculate., who leeks as with as Winn, but to
hewn sad series, mereha an : " Be eafra is Me midst 01
the hoggish Winkel: of the Bourse. Await the remit of
the association sad *Mk of the fate of the past segetia-
time whisk opened ea Musk 14,1660. Bemenber what
paned them, sad alter reeling the asspesat plasasted ta
the Beam ea Jo. 17, 11166, read the Mewing two de-
spade, which all the aswapeam pablisked ea Jas. 8,1
1166:

" VuorB6, MONDAY M•1111NO, JAL 8,1866.
"Utah bat* sooopted the Post Pilate who mom,
Comae Bug Iwo asked Frame sad laglitod to pressed to
ulterior oogotlationo for pews."
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" VIRIINL. MO PAT ITEM*, ILL s, 1866.
. • erawlteled 'Mae mamma that la the Ceafereasee
of yesterday beams the repressatalves of Assail',
Please, Iteglead, sad Hwy* ea simasat wee ems to
es well *pea the commetioa is the eassapeases of the
laedeaseatal pails for the rweetablishassat a the pease
of Swops."

This assesses* walked reserve of the Peer Pellets was
something positive. The assmuses of the Mulles proms
ties. se prolisoisswits of peaa Is lets explisit The Wu of
the Coateresess it 1866 muse that it weak& be keyrodeat
W Mendes same( to • essidease whisk might seek be
ill wN+d. sad it is Mpoisible that Me meats of the war,
that OW tct i s have sot auggeste4 M ths Wester.
Powers fresh emetics. is sirens of the mauve uses is the
treaty of Miami sad is the ultimata's of Anstria. Let u
await, Menton, with *sky, the rush of the ametia.
Mem

Yesterday's Zedeptodenes Bilge obesnes—a Un-
doubtedly it is not pease which hem been elated at 1
St. Petersburg, bat sever hm peace been so near.'
and we may predict without temerity that the didb-
oulti which may arise I. the course of the segotia.l
time will not be of a aatarg to compel the con.
dummies of the war. It is probable—we may abeam
my it is certain—that as armistice will be at mos
ooncluded. This is the mouser, mitiesquesse of the
signing of the prelbaineries of peso*. Them the Con-
ferences will open. Where P At Paris, at Vistas,
or elsewhere P This I. what we are unable to an•
ewer. Ice these Cosfeemoss that which will cassias
the most delicate dimmed= will doubtless be the
Fifth Point of the Amities propositions. giving the
Waters Powers the right to prods,* meal wadi-
dons; besides the four parentage, la s European in-
terne

" Y, the Paris correspondent of the IMO joarnal,
Adresse, es signs of the high position in Europe at-
tained by Frames wider the governewat of the Em-
peror Nepalese, the (alleged) facts that it is from
Preach valour that Russia has sawed most, sad
that it is through the inflames of Frame that Rag-
land consents to reecesmanoe negotiations for peace.
Gelirsesei begs its readers to weigh seriously the
past history of Realm diplomacy before plain fall
reliance is the appeasable' re-establishment of
peace :

Ram* aceerdlas to the ialsepretstiee M the °Weld
oommealcaties. omen' to treat ea the term espressed by
the Minima ultimatum. It mast an he Sweeten that
Buda she egessated to treat, sad did treat, es the stipu-
lation emiteind is the Pen Ponta; bat that sinuastgan
did an prevent the Visage Ceedereasee trees teresnatiag
is s diggragefal hiker. Will the rend aegniadees
nine a non eameedul resuttt. Is Buds eleteroly
impressed with the ageessity M endedlai •
pease, denseded by her ewe sakaustise sad by
the eceableed laterres at Zerope, sr r eke
=stay elaisi, se berms, to Anis • May, is order
to west the proper of the human warlike preps-
reheae pursued Is Basked aid Frame, whilst relefeesiag
herself for the appneeklag as-pip, 1 Finny, are the
Waters Onerameate ass datind to be duped sage mere
by • &phoney at gage astute sad easerupaleue t These
are guineas whin are ibriottes to•dey amidst tbe en-
ema serprise sad satigtestlea messed by the latelliermos
ea whisk we 110111111111 i. bat wklah will inallibly penal
thawing' whoa the ant hopremion hers vaaishod.
The Prom oblervaa that

It Is remarkable that Coast Baer@ deepata to Gust
Idaterhasy (emu is yesterday's Expresal, although se prom
lag, Mikan la as way that the imetrisa propeeltaces had
the eharester of sa uktamemos Them Is aothlag is it el
the color allaged to ham hum glom to Count Itteatasy to
gulf ss. Peteselnug Is ems of Mums

we nbjcia a literal translation of Coact Boors
despatch to Coast Valeatise lietarbasy, serving ea
his iastrastions whoa eonnying the Austrian propo.
shims to St. Petarsbarg, the full tout of which
was described in yesterday's Myron:

_
.. Visina, Dee. 18, 1865.
11 'The words whisk your excellency has had the
honour of heeds' front the Emperor's own lips
meet bate again ceadruisd to yea the intentiess that'
have invariably guided t►e policy of his Majesty
daring the different phases of the contest now
weighing so heavily out Europe. Unswervingly coo.
slant to these same principles, the Emperor would
ban deemed himself nandedful of what is des to
his own people sad the Rations of Europe, had
be allowed the present moment to maps when a
marks power imposes a virtual Mum upon the
onsbatents, without making cos last effort to open
sew paths towards that passe which is evidently a
most argent necessity far Europa.

Canviaced, ea the one band of the sincerity of the
declarations se repeatedly made by the &spew
Alexasder, that he was williag to amiet in amble;
at any pesos not npegnant to hie own dignity and
the hoover of his matey, his Imperial Majesty has
felt himself Galled upon to employ his beet efforts in
order to ascertain what degree of reolprocity might
await those inelinadons at the Courts of Franco
sad Great Britain. His Majesty deigned in cease-
enemas to entrust to se the duty at screadieg the
cabiesta of Paris and Loudon an this subject. Bat
while we found them most firmly reeelved not to
initiate any pea& overtures, we nevertheless have,
to our great satisfaction, (mad in those cabinets a
disposition sash as to inspire us with the hope that
they will ant refuge to examine and amps auditions
of a nature to resent all the gunman requisite
far a serious and Janda( peace, and to adjust tads.
fasterily the question that gave rise to the war.
a Noe merely tide : we believe we are authorised is
expressing the hope that these powers, while ark-
Wising in its fall force the right of presenting sash
conditions of poses se may seem fitting to then.
would be no lees disposed at this present time act
deviate from the principle they laid down at themes.
meneement of the mated, which wee, not to preemie
any private advanteges, and to limit their &mends
to the seeridess teseessery foe resienring Europe
spinet the return of a state of thiop ao &plead&
sad involved as the present

" Soccuregml by &es eigse, tie Imperial Cabinet
W sot shriek hem the task of 0111111011111tionsii I
taking tits presost Mate et alike isteestiose aseesst,