The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-16


ger passed through Berlin this morning on his way to
st. Petersburg.
letter from st. Petersburg in the Danube Of Vienna,
says Dr. Msndt homeopathic physician to the late EN-
peror has left Russia in great haste and secrey He
is with having too long concealed from the
august deceased that hts lung attacked also with
having himself prepared the medicines destined for the
instead Of having had them prepared by drug
gst Great irritation manifested against him at st.
Petersburg and the Emperor Alexander himself advised
him, it is SAID, to leave Russia.
Our London Correspondence.
London, March so, 1856.
The Vienna Conference.-The Third Poiat-A Halt-Pus-
sia Gro~ss-DrOuyn de pHuys Startsfor Vienna-Aus-
trid Again Rumors-The Holy Synod Imperial Vistto
London-Prussia and America-Nep Belgian Ministry
-Spain-- Miscellaneous
The conferences at Vienna continue to be the great
centre of attraction and the London Stock Exchange
and Paris Bourse uctuate according to the peace
full warks accounts that are received. All went on
most smoothly at first; the members offered each other
pnches out Of their pectve snuff boxes and discussed
the affairs Of Europe with great satisfaction to all parties
The two first points settled and 1t hoped
that Russia would come to reasonable terms the
thrdthe reduction Of the power of Russia the Black
Sea.
Russians Titof and Gortschako, began to growl and
show their teeth. is reported to have taken
place. but the details have not yet transpired Prince
Gorschako proposed that Prussia should be admitted
which of objected to by Lord John RUSSELL
notwithstanding polite invitation he had received to
spend his Faster holidays at SansSouci ChArotten
burg
It seems that the reprssen tatives (who have full
pewers by the ~ have sent for Instructions Drouyn
de pHuys the French Minister for Foreign Affairs
over here for day and was closeted for long time
with Pamerston; be has started for Vienna He is
the who somerailsssy cut up all the Russian mani
festoes Nesselrode the Russian FOREIGN Minister, is
also expected at visnna there win be regular
gress Of Foreign Ministers. Rumors again 10 the
ascendant that Austria is showing signs Of leaving the
Western Powers In she lurch Russia has politely init
mated that Austrian vessels win not be nterfered with
by Russian troops cruisers, and that Austria may
COME and 20 unmolested the Danube 1t needless
to repeat that Austria Ia like Captain Macheath in tbs
Begsars Opera-bet two mstresses. As before ssd
the ashes from French corporas pipe would set not
only Italy, but Hungary and Poland blaze The re-
storaton Of Poland has already been mooted than
lately, and though Of course ignored still in such
to show that sympathy is that side. Louis
Napoleon, the other hand, must remain firm to Eng
land must Sardinia He has ordered 900 additional
troops be sent out but Ssbsstopol makes stout resist
ance The weather has enabled the Russians up
very large rsnforcements 1t Is now said Odessa viii DO
destroyed forms depot for recruiting Sebastopoi
Paskewitchs son-in-iaw was killed at Eupators. The
death Of Prince Menschkois again reported and again
contradicted. We look to the Russaa journals and
signs Of giving in there
The Imperial visit to the Crimes appears to be ad
journed, If not abandoned. Queen Victoria has invited
the Emperor and Empress Of the French to come and
rn.o Il saIIv nrad
in the Aoneu Of yesterday 1t presumed the second
week in April will be the time selected Festivities will
be held in their honor and glimpse Of Eugenis will be
the great object of servant maids and dressmakers,
well as Of duchesses and countesses In fact they will
create sensation. The opportunity would not be bad
to add few reflections about the remarkable change
Louis Napoleoas position since he last In England
but leave that to your readers The last prominent
part he played was when he was in q special
constable when chartst rising was feared.
The news from the Crimea ia still Of satisfactory
ture Mild weather, returning health among the sckly,
and great hustle and activity at Balaklava and
Kamesch espe chases and dog hunts are the order Of
the day at the former place. The railway to give
lie the place. td Irish sergeant there has given
out that WA the ralswsy to take sebastopol The
English are building wharf and giving names to the
streets. They regularly establishing colony in the
Crimea and have no doubt there win be pleasure
steamers advertised to run there.
The following Is contained In the Preassische Cores
ponder
According to private communications from the United
States the Caonet at Washington has not, up to the
commenccmcrs of March, addressed any note 10 the
English Cabinet to call upon the latter to conclude
treaty for securing the rights of neutral navigation, N
conformity with the principles Of the treaty lately con-
cluded between Prussia and America; bat II is under
stood that the American cMinster in London, Mr. Bu-
cbanan already instructed to bring the subject assd
uousy the notice Of the English government and
80 prepare it for the coming American note.
Belgium has at last been able to make up ministry.
as folIows-viscount Villain, XIV, Foreign Affairs; NJ
de Decker, Interior NJ. de Nothomb Justice; General
Grendi, War; NJ. Dumon, Public Works M Mercier, FL
nance.
The weather here is unusually cold for spring There
was snow the day before yesterday.
Charles Mathews has finally closed the Lycsum thea
tre He attributes II to the bad times and want of ca
pi,aL Tho Opera opens on the 10th OF April The
town Is pretty full.
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARp Marches, 1855.
Extraordinary Variations in he Wedther-Ihe Peoce
Question--7ne Sucking Dore Circular @ Nessctrode-
the War Net Fur Enough Adrascef 10 Hold Out Pros-
meets of Immediate PeacsM Kissesf Sent for at Bel