New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-14
THE WAR.
RUMORS OF PEACE.

Rumors Of peace continue TO prevail and to acquire
more consistency. Little dependence, can, no yever,
be placed eny of the statements that current
From Berlin il is reported that Russia has laid PROPOSE
tiOns for renewal of negotiations before the Prusesn
Cabinet, and requested that they should be commnm-
Gated to the Western Powers Prussia Ia said to have
objected that her mediation would not DO acceptable,
Init to have finally consented TO become the channel
NJ communication The fear OF a new SET Element OF
tha Dannbiap Priucioa lities being effected without
her particpation has done grea; deal toward bring
Inc Rus ia TO fhis step. Russia ba renewed Der pro-
cat thai she will net be bOnud by any arrangement 10
resnec 10 the Prnoipates to which che is not coz
sentiDg party. ,
Most Of the London paper, mention these peace ro.
ums-some in cor ttmStoo, ana others 10 denial.
Tbe following from The Shaping Gazette expresses
the substaIce Of the various reports. There is, at
last (Ihe Gazette says prospect OF pea3e, and Afair
one. Through the veil of official righteousness
rumor as crept forth that propositions have been
made 10 the Emperor of the French for the termina-
ton of bosi,ies upon terms which Can bo hoaoIaby
accepted and which il would be reckless aud impoc
to reject. Russia il s sisted IL resy TO conclude
peace with the Western Powers without the iuterven-
lion of either Austlia or Prussia, by which all the
objects contemplated by the present war may be oh
tanned without Russia being subjected to such hunl-
ialion as no wise statesman wou d desire 10 coua
ten anoe Dol any prudent international policy could
could Justify Russia proposes, is SAID 10 guarantee
the free navigation OF the Danube; the Independence
Of the Danuban Provinces ether from her own or
from Austrian surveillance; the entire freedom OF the
Black Sea- together with such material GUARANTEES for
the preservation OF the Ottoman Empire as may 10
Council be agreed upon between the belgerent pow
ers IN the time the cOntendng parties are 70 De
at liberty TO continue their preparations for the Spriog
campaign subject TO al understanding thf no a5tlve
bostihtts will be entered upon up 20 specified time
TO be agreed upon by all parties Sucn is understood
to be the substance Of the propositions sub nltted 70
the French Emperor, and tie terms proposed canaot
be cor sdered unworthy of attention.
The latest Berlin runlor to negotiations ls that
Congress of the secondary German Powets is 20 be
helo Dresden to decide on joint expression OF ssh,
iment as to the war The assembling OF kuss'sn
dplomaliss at St Petersburg is confirmed by report
that Count Eackelberg, the Russian Military Com
missioner 10 Austria ordered TO repair 70 81 Peers
burg before he returDs TO Vienna from the Crimea.
With respect 10 Canroberts mission 10 seden aud
Denmark the statement il Berlin that the success
of bis mission lie limited 10 having engaged Sweden 10
assent TO the -Four Points ae ossis Of any f1ture ne
collation. snc Swedens cooperation with the Westsrn
Powers Is not TO be more sctlve than that of
Austria. The subject viii be spec, lily brought before
the Germanic Diet and the General result of these
movements will be that almost EuroOe will unite
in calling on Russia 70 ACCEPT the Four Ponts as
planned by the Western Powers. The expressions used
by Napoleon on closing the Paris Exposition are b.
hevec 70 be interpreted by toese movements and out
Of them it 10 hoped peace may ,-lse.
The Constitutional OF Thursday has an Sytcle, sp
psrtntly authoritative Indicating with sufficient clear
pess the character OF Gen. CalToberts missioa. L.
puts cut of the question the Immediate offensive a,d
defensive alliance for the simple reason that such an
alliance implies mess for the ve-y day OF
the completion OF the treaty; sud, considering the
OF the year, 1t must be four months e. least
before any military movements in cor sequence ofsuch
treaty could well take place Inc writer then goss on
to intimate that Ger. Canrobert has gone 10 pre-
pare the way for the adhesion OF Sweden 20 the West
err Alliance. Coming before military conventions
which lead 10 common &C ion ore there tho.e diplo
matte sdhesiops which cons'iute moral League,
and which prepare alliances oSepsve aud defensive
Cor the day when hey be uiefal and opportune
With this view Gen Csnrober. ven; to Sweden.
If the war ehould continue TO the Spring, the Allies
will, of courre ,eek TO extend their alliance, and
think natur ally Of Sweden. Gen. Canrobert gone
to zee what we are TO expect. He will return very
we'll satisfied With the reeu OF bis mission, and the
Western Powers have acquired certainty thai the
cause they have embraced viii receive not only the
moral support of opinion, but, in tine, derided
&c hesiou 10 their politics. The writer also nns.ee
" that Denmark will also go With Sweden 10 her al
hesion 10 the cause OF the Western Po vera"
In the article the COsstta,t0Rnei states tns.
russia making CREST efforts to induce tie Emperor
Mehander to negotiate for peace but With VIVA: suc
cess Ia not known
Inc Peys and indtpendaaec have statements fully
coDnrmng The ConstlutoaHei az 10 the character Of
Gen I an obers mission, and is complete Fueees