The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-01


bases then that in the next campaign the forces q Aus
tra win be joined with those Of England and France
Hear, hear) II may DO SAID that should have got
far better terms but could not enforce teru
independent power and II is better TO have such treaty
with Austra rather than leave Austria unconnected
with us and without any ties TO bind her to Qiear,
hear) That the belief OF her Majesys
and st strongly the persuasion Of the
Of the Emperor Of the French. (ieAr, hsAr) iawsys
thought much IN be amented that Austria
tardy and Russia had been enabled to despatch part
OF her troops the ranube 10 the Cmes which PLACED
GHesr, hesr) would agree with s' mdch OF what tEc
hon member for Aylesbury bss said with respect 10
three Of the conditions but that have been abe
to get to tell me how We to effect object
except by long and protraoted war. (Hesr hear)
This explanation Of the treaty with Austria ia by
regarded satisfactory The other members OF
the government very savage with Lord John RUSSELL
and their organ the Times OF fhis morning, devotes
leader TO the subject. The Times says
The production of the treaty can alone terminate
this controversy bat II IT should prove when the text
Of the instrument before that version Of ths
matter Ii correct we trust that suitable notice will be
taken OF the indscretion OF a minister who such
OCCASION could misrepresent the al conditions of
treaty deeply affecting not only the honor Of his col
leagues, but that OF the crown and its allies.
The obligations Of the treaty believe TO be that,
in the event Of bosties breaking out between Austria
offensive and defensive alliance; and that II peace
not secured before the termination Of this year upon
they will concert such measures as NAV efectually ac
complain the end they have in view.
The treaty win probably be laid on the table To- night
withths exception of smart skirmish on the night OF
Nov 20, within 400 yards Of Sebastopol in which de.
tachment of English rides took possession Of Russian
position and sortie made by the garrison the night
Of the 22d nothing Of Importance had occurred before
sebastopo Since the battle OF Inermann the Russians
have remained inactive Both armies digging huts
The renforcements already exceed 20, 600
0mer Pasha has embarked at yarna with 35 900 troops
Of the Danube army for the Crmea. The allied troops
in excellent health and spirits and tho fearful
Of the 14th November and its disasters are now for
gotten, simply talked about the byouac fire.
"F6rsdn ct haeo oim meminisse gupabu"
The London papers give long and graphic accounts of
that fearful day Such storm had not been witnessed
for thirty years The Duke of Cambridge aud Prince
Napoleon both laid up Constantinope The health
Of the Duke is considerably shaken by recent events
The statement that Prussia has adhered to the treaty
between Austria and the Western Powers Is not correct
at least II is premature The following Is the resolu
tion that has been adopted by the Diet regard the
last additional article to the April treaty
The High Assembly, whilst 1t publicly adheres in the
name OF the most 6erman Confederation through
the present dsslaraton and the basis Of Art of the
federal acts, and Of Arts B. g. O. and OF the Vienna
OF the Goth Of April concorded between the august
Courts Of Vienna and Berlin the 26th November ul
and extended by resolution Of the Diet OF the Gath of
July last 80 as to constitute offensive and defensive
treaty, resolves
l. That the Germanic Diet as a European power,
knowedges the well known four preliminary points
cording TO their apparent contents an appropriate
foundation for paving the way to legal and
state OF peace Europe and especially the hrst and
second points, appropriate. and TO be maintained
from the point OF view ,f German interests.
2. That in accordance Herewith the spulati,ns for
should be pursued with energy this principle
8. That the other side, however attack in Aus
troops in the princpaties engages Ike whole Of Ger
many to support Austria with all its available
In consequence whereof and 10 consideration Of the
me naYaet af uHa tha
military committee shall be charged 70 take the neces-
Sary steps for appropriate federal military resdiness
Oriental and military affairs shall powered
cert such propositions may be deemed requisite for
carrying out all military measr'es commemorate wisA
necessities.
1t is great point gained by Austria Prussia will
| now have TO sail In her wake.
The address in reply to the King of Prussas speech
| contains the following paragraph
We acknowledge with profound thanks your Majesty's
patern solcitude for the country in maintaining FOR
as long possible the blessings Of peace But
feel ourselves bound in conscences TO state
respectfully to your Majesty that, according to our
conviction as well that Of the majority Of the
country, the time IL when Prus-ia, whilst
| she safeguards her special and North German in
teress, can, by prompt and decided return iutp tho
EnropeaD community, which the other great German
Power still allied With her has steadfasy and
just strengthened avoid the dangerous position u
complete isolation; and that the object Of a peace
founded on legality secured against all future dancer
that is, durable peace only be att ined by your
Majesty throwing into the balance Of decisions the full
weight Of your voice, strengthened by acts.
Should the united voice Of Europe hnd m hsarut 2
lmeaning rom Russia, and your Majesty yourself
necessitstei 10 call forth the whole stren ,h Of the
country, then the nation will know that the hciy aacr
Gees Of blood and goods are not imposed upon u for
foreign interests but for the elevated right
of Independence, and the honor Of their aherand add
following the appeal of their king will show in true
Prussian manner that we are powerful in unity
II speaks the sentiments OF the Prusaan people.
There various rumors Ia town Of battle having
taken place beforefebastopol Is credtaby asserted
that the allies viii give battle to the RUSSIANS outside
sebastopoi before Christmas and then j! victorious
tempt TO take Il at the point OF the bayonet An officer
at one Of the clubs has offered IL 900 against E1oo that
| sebastopol falls before New Years Day.
enclose account of the settlement Of some OF the
American claims. The settlement IL going satlstsc
tory.
There has during the week been a good demand for
American State securities especially for Virginia ard
Pennsylvania state bonds but with l.tle doing In the
Railroad bonds. Prices follows:--
United States Six per Cent Bonds 1852 -. .l0I aI0o
DO. SIX per Cent Bonds, lses :. 1921, a If0K
DO. siK Ct. lnsc. stk, lse7-6s.loc alo7
Do Six per CT. Insc. Stock, 1892 .lOI iO2
N. Y. State Five per Cent lnsc stock, 1855
go, Quarterly. y.......................... o5 90
nn'ylvsnia Five per Gents .............. 70 10
Do. Five per Cent Bonds 1871. =. rs 50
hsssachusetts Five per Ct serlg Ids, 1865 l01 lO2
= Car Five per Ct BIDS (Haring's) 1s5s-'6s 90 %
Maryland Five per O. Sterling Bonds % %
Alabama Five per c. ster Bds, 1858 $500 - a.
Virginia Five per Cent tstsrling Bonds, 1883 ss 90
Do. sx per Cent bonds 1850 .,... 50 IS
Canada sir per Cent ~ Ring Bonds, 1873. ZOE Ito
Montreal Six per Cent, ls57-'65 ..........S ST.
New Orleans Sir per Cent Bonds, iss3.... 81
Illinois Central slI per Cent, lsI5.. 81 90
~ Y. q Erie per q ist Nor lsss.'ee 100 io2
DO. Seven per Cent ~ Mortgage 1888. 70 II
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