New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31
TIE WAR

There il remark able scarcity Of intelligence re-
specsng either the progress of the siege or the pro-
gress Of negotiations for peace The chief interest
now centers In the proceedings Of the Congress at
Vienna Hopes are entertained that the negotiations
may lead TO peace but equally well grounded appre-
tensions prevail that the present negotiations will
fsl to reestablsh peace, In which event. all concur
that this war will assume vaster magnitude.
Tho French and English Minister at Vienna have
received the necessary powers to ensbe them to re-
open egotstions. This intelligence is derived from
photographic dispatch, dated Vienna, the 18TH inst
Letters from that city inform that the policy OF
The Allied Powers will be to retard negotiti atoms,
IN the hope that in the meantime the fall OF SeOss-
iepol viii happen, TO influence the decision oil tle
CiM.
On the 10th or 18th inst. Prince lGortchskofi is
Understood 10 have we'd written Instructions
from his Government in regard 10 the pending nego-
ts,ions The e1aJt contents are, OF course secret,
but ruaor from well informed sources says, that Rus
sa again expresses the Gzsrs readiness TO enter into
Negotiations for an honorable peace, and also his
earnest desire tn put su end 10 ali present dhca1es'
lis also stated that the Austrian Minister expresses
earnest detire 10 peace, but viii, nevertheless,
fuly insist upon the acceptance, by Russia oil sucn
conditions as the welfare OF Europe demands OUT,
is sdded Austria will hesitate 10 conclude an OF
fspsye alliance with England aud France, unth th7
lstter powers shall have stated exactly the na'ue
Of their demands.
A a act of against this statement, Count Buoi,
he Austrian Minister reported 70 have dsc srei 81
complimentary dinner TO the Ottoman Minister thAt
Austria would fight eide by side with England thu
France against Russia.
Vienna letters also boast of Ausirae gooo failh an1
determination 10 proceed 10 hosuhiits'
Prussia, II will be remembered. has formally re-
fsed TO mobilize Aud place part OF her army IN Prus-
sian Sssis, 10 cover the leil flank Of the Austrian
frees row in Gallica, assigning as reason her con-
66ence in the pacific Intentions OF hlssla
Prussia further socu.es Austria of having gone
beyond the s,ipulati ms Of her Convention "'in
Russis ipssmuch a. she has concluded separate
treaties with other powers which virtually do away
with that Of April 20.
The object OF Prussia is evidently 10 prevent Aus
tia from taking an active participation IN the war.
Both from Berlin and Vienna it is stated that great
Efforts are being mare to Obtain the consent Oh '1o
Western Powers 10 an srnlsuee' - ,,
Tia Prussian Cabinet il URGING with peculiar earn-
es.ress the necessity Of suspending Institutes uhu
~ hsl;cs,snt, shA have pursued further the present
spdeayor 10 arrive at an understanding. lhese arc
mere rumors but Doliug else is al present "i'nin
the resch of the pubic.
An approaching Congress OF Nations "a more and
NOS Confidently talked Of. The London D1i'y Ne''
saws: 1--WE may he induced 10 repose some coma
"dercs in the II salt Of that Cor gresss dehbetsuos
iii the United States are invited 10 tsAe pars III
chem and accepts the Invitation.
SARDINIA Is reported as beng Wiling 70 uDdeI's
70 send IS 900 men, recrut from all Italy, 10 tAe
sd e the Allies in the Easihe reason assigned BE-
ing that for want of outside ente rprse 10 esgA
their attention, the Italians are growing restless
The 81 bates Ct Hamburg and Lubsc hsve issued an
edct forbcdipg foreign enstments and II IS eNpsete
that Bremen Mecklenburg Schwerin and Sterltz,
viii also issue prohibitions of the ssme DESCRIPTION.
TIE srmy OF Bavaria has almost completed It's var
Compliment.
Letter. say that the Swedish army is nnme iisiely
to be psoed on war footing, by the addition Of
$1,000 Swedes sHd IS 900 Norwegans
RUSSIA.
Russa is also preparing fOr spring campsisn.
Geo. Steven is charged with the organiz stion Of s
Baltic army-haying Mittau for headquarters.
THE CRINEA.
Affair, remain precisely as they were. The last
dates mp to 10th inst Omar Pasha was, on the
9Th, a. the csnp Of the Allies, when measures were
Concerted between him and Lord Raglan and Gen.
Cstrobert, and on the 9th he returned to Wanna. Re-
endorsements continue TO resch the Allies, and over
1900 Of the French Imperial Guards and English in
fantry ce now az sea, on their way 70 the Crimea.
Lord Raglan has sent 10 India for the 10th English
Hussars.
The Turks in the Crimea are to be made up 10
% 900 before the end Of January.
The Russian reenforcements are advancing by
forced marches through Besssrabia.
The weather was frosty and the roads psssasle. a.