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ish territory. Indeed, II is added, that, Ell
Their in the letter or in the conversation, it
was stated that SO long as the Russians re-
manned on the left bank Of the Danube,
Austria would have continued to maintain
her neutrality but that the Russians hav-
ing passed the Danube, Austria would send
an army Of observation on the frontier Of
Servia and Bosnia and that if they passed
the Balkans, then, indeed, Austria would
remain no longer in observation, bu. would
cooperate with England end France"
The Chronicle correspondent, on the
contrary, says the Emperor does not give
the most remote hint rs to what he will do
himself He merely holds out the hope
that slll more complete understanding
may exist between himself and The Wes-
tern Powers, and hints at The possibility Of
a common action ss soon as circumstances
will permit In short, the policy adopted
by Austria, not only as shown BY this let.
ter, but as it is to be gathered from recen, e
vents, is this-tha. she disapproves Of the
conduct Of Russia, bu, will not for the presen,
join the allies against the Gar bu. that if
The efforts of the Western Pow ers should be
successful, Austria will then join them in
forcing Russia 10 make peace"
The Monileur conlraJic,s The rumor tina.
The government. intended to order new
levy Of 100000 men. bu, admits that il is
intended to raise 10000 men, by way of
precaulion, as reserve.
By telegrspbic dispatch from Marsei-
les, we learn from ConstanlinopIe tina, the
Sultan has sent 5000 more troops to Alba
MIA, where, i, appears, there is much fight
ing. The accounts from Greece are raih
eI more satisfactory. The fortress Of Aria
still held out against The Greeks.
Nearly 1000 French troops left Toulon
for the East the day before yesterday
The Carauoc remains al Marselles, waiting
for Lord Raglan and the Duke Of Cam
bridge.
His Royal fIighness The Duke Of Cam
bridge and Lord Raglan start on Tuesday
for Paris, en-rou,e for Cons,an,inople.
II is now currently rumored among the
military circles, tina, the cavalry under or
ders for active service will not pass through
France, bu. be conveyed to the Eas, in
transports.
ENTRANCE OF THE FLEETS INTO THE
BLACK SEA.-According 10 a private letter
from Conslan,inoPle, brought by the Cara
doc the English and French squadrons en-
tered the Black Sea on the morning of the
26,h, steering in The direction Of Varna.-
The Charemagne WIS the only ship re-
naming at Beicos. It was reported that
this measure was combined with move
men. of Omar Pasba.
THE PEACE PRoPosALs.-II is sloied in
Paris, according TO the second edition of
The Times, that communication forward
ed from the King Of Prussia, and embody-
ing the terms of The propositions brought
by Prince George, of Mechlenburg S.relitz,
From Saint Petersburg, has been made TO the
British Government, and rejected. II is no,
quite certain whether similar communica-
lion has been made in Paris, but if it should
be made, no doubt is entertained that il
will meet with the same fate.
RENEWED NEGoTrATIoNs.-B Berlin, A.
pril 3-Prince George Of Mecklenburg
Ssreli'z arrived here yesterday, the bearer
OF letter from the Emperor Of Russia to
the King Of Prussia, in answer to The mis-
sion OF Gen. Lindheim. lis lenour is as
follows when the Western powers sue
coed in securing the emancipation of the
Christians in Turkey by treaty the
Gar will be willing TO evacuste the Princie
pali,ies simultaneously with the evacuation
of the Euxine by the combined fleets.
According to reliable information from
Berlin, the Cars message to the King of
Prussia contains no tangible concession to
Europe. 1t is chiefly justification Of
Russia, and concludes with an intimaton
that the Western Powers may obtain for
him from Turkey redress of the wrongs of
which he complains, if they wish him to
make peace.
| THE WAR UNPOPULAR IN Russia
Trustworthy accounts from 81. Petersburg
stale that the wsr is very unpopular a.
mongst the mercantile classes, and thai, in
consequence of this feeling, an order had
been issued forbidding the assembling in the
streets Of groups consisting Of more than
two persons.
The Frank fort Journal learns that The
Emperor Of Russia intended proceeding to
Keif, and taking the Empress into the in
lefior Of The empire, as soon as hostllilies
should have begun in The Baltic.
ONE WEEK LITER.
HALIFAX, April 25-The steamer Arabia
has arrived, bringing Liverpool dates to The
18Th Nothing had been heard of the City
Of Glasgow.
The Arabia on the evening Of the 18th
fell in with the brig Hannah, of White
Haven, in a sinking condition, having on
board The crew of the brig Helen, of Liver
pool, foundered q. sea. Took off both
crews.
The WAR.-Advices from The Baltic to
April 18th states that three American ships
were some IS here in the Baltic with stores
for The Russians, and an English steamer
L. Rod f.,