New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-26
THE VERY LATEST.
LONDON, Saturday, Jan. 1871 4. M.-Wind S. L.
by E.-Iine

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BY E.-Iine.
RUSSIA.
According to private accounts Of Z completely re-
liable character from ST Petersburg great distress is
experieuced in that city, and much dissatisfaction pre-
walls at the hardshps imposed by the Itis men
toned dat 10 all the churches prayers offered for
peace AZ religious services IN Russia are subject 20
the direct control of the Government, this statement
is someN hat remark able.
II has been announced from Vienna that Prussia
has acceded 10 the treaty Of Dec. 2. somewhat
corfden, prediction in the Frenden B'dH is, we be-
Htve, the only authority for this statement
The Journal de 81. PetcrsJurg Of 81 gives one
fourth of its news columns TO the report of Mr..
Brch,s pro Russian speech delivered on the e2d ult
in the House Of Commons.
PRUSSIA.
statement that Prussia had adhered TO the Treaty
of December . given in Tie Morning Chronicle yes
teday rests on the authority Of the Vienna Freuaea
Biatt, and is at least premature.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Friday Disht.-The subscriptions to the
National Loan in Paris and in TIE Departments
amounted Yesterday evening to $1,000 OOO francs
In the communal schools for girls the ordinary studies
are suspended, ard the pupils are all engaged IN rsk'
ing lint
SARDINIA.
TURIN, Friday.-The Queen Dowaser, widow OF
Charles Albert, expired this day after seven days
illness, at the age Of 5i
The Russian Corps Of Su.tschs he's been posted at
Bsbasagh TO stop the march OF the Turks on the
Crmea.
THE NEGOTIATIONS FOR PEACE.
The Austrian Correspondent, the medium Uniform
" chosen by the Government for COMMUNICATION
with the public through the press, publishes com
nupicsted article respecting the important proceed
ipes Of the last few days.
On the 9th inst, il Gays, the Russian AMBASSADOR
informed the Imperial Minister Of Foreign AhAlrs
Count Buo that the instructions which he I'd asSec
of his Court had arrived, whereupon yesterday con-
ference wac beld between the Engsh and French Z IN
bsssadors, together with Count Buol and Prince Cor
ch1sof, at the Imperial Ministry OF Foreign Affairs
From the mutual explanations there exchanged Il
resulted that the representatives. OF the -Four Powers
were essentially sgreei in their understanding oil the
seIse and &C neral be srng OF the fundamental points
saving the assent Of the Caoine.s Of Pars and L'n
don. Yet to be obtained, basis gained upon which
negotiation or the restoraion Of the peace Of Europe
may begin.
The Correspoaden= adds, we greet this preliminary
result, with crest satisfaction, and believe tha' the
high Court, of France and England, and the Sublime
Porte will similarly in it result fully capable OF
serving as basis for the negotiation Of conclusive
and secure peace.
AUSTRIA AND THE GERMAN CONFEDERA-
TON.
brunswick, Jan. 6, ls55.-Hanoyer and Bruno
wick have resolved to continue united, and to identity
themselves with Austria in the affairs Of the Eist
the secondary States are successfully declaring them
selves in the same sense.
LATEST NEWS.
NJ. de Sscy, an eminent contributor to the ''sraa.
Dc, Debo.s, who il known TO derive bis inior nauon
from authoritative Russian sources, states tass 'ns
proposa on the part Of the Allies which inaa''a