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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22
CITY TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY, May .2l-6P. NJ.
AsHxs.-The market was quiet, and the sales unis-
BRKADsIUFFs -Flcur-Ihere was good demand and
prices for common and mt dunn grades advanced 12xc
per barrel the SALTS embraced about 5000 10000
bbs including common to choice state brands $40
$40 25 Western state do do, $40 $40 % fancy to
extra d. Slo6o $l2; Canadian, 1000 5000 bbls
at $40 12H ST. Southern dr with sales (os 900
bbls at SIl rs sil 81 for common TO good and sii
so SO so for f.ncy and extra Whsat-ss.s of 900
bushels white Canadian we're made at about 81 So
Cofr-ihe mariet was steady and active; about 600
bushels Sold including white and yellow At 81 Is
u II. R,ew dull, at 81 CO. Oats were heavy and
CorFEE--sales OF 500 mats Java wers made at II,
and l0t Rio At 1QIe.
coTroM-Tbe msIket was active, with sales Of 5000
1000 tsles (about 1900 Of which were in transi,u)
closing at full kc advance since the Battles
FRFIGHTs-lo Liverpool 500 bales com pressed cotton
engaged at t32d.; 900 600 cheese at l5s.
eco bills rosin at 1s. l0sd and 900 bushels OF
at So eepts 10 Glasgos, SEQ bills tar engaged
pr 10 Hamburg, 600 bbls. r0sin were engages, and
NAVAL STORES quiet snd without change OF mo-
meLt The last Gales Of spirits were made At 45, 46c,
sp6 .. eeroo 'o.1 A. 81 sS pr slO Ss delivered, .,
Fifty cares Of olive were soid (quarss) ~ % 80.
PRoynIoAs.--pork IN far demand, with sales Of
SO is and new At Sit IS sls 81, ana new prime At
sla so; l00 bills clear wsstern pork sod ct SIS
Bacon wa. nm With sss Of $50 boxes rD % pi e
aqhc Cut meats were easier sales LOO bbk Milwau
ks large size were made At ann 500 PACKAGES OF
other bsms, with shouloers sold At 0xe ec. for the
ormer ard5Ac . 7Sc. for the latter. Lard was firm,
with iales OF 400 bbls. at lo1e lose. Butter and
cheese were Gull.
RICE was quiet and dun, with small sales at $40.
srIcrs-2sc bags pepper were sold At 1ls., and 800
suGAR The SAILS embraced about 500 . 900 hhds.,
part Porto Rico, ~ 5xc. 6Kc., and the remainder
Cuba At b1kc., and 60 Ahds Florida sold at sc.
wnrsKHY.-l5o bbl. State sold as a5e and 80 hhds.
drudge ~ 4oc.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER cIAL.


The steci market spsssA very bueyant this morning,
with great activity in all the leading railroad securities
The tendency throughout was upwards At the nrst
board Erie Bends, 1878, sAvanesd pr cent; ounbsr
land Csal y; Nicaragua Tfanst, ~ New York Central
Railroad x, Rris Railroad, u; Cleveland and Tsleds, 1;
HsIen /, Reading Railroad Hudson Railrssd, x; Pa
mama Railroad, q There we're plenty Of baysrs in the
street to day, sad the market looks though il
about becoming permanently active There 10 certainly
good basis for quite speculative movement and sspi
tai could for tine nnd profitable employment in the
ttock market.
After the adjournment Of the board the following sales
Of bonds and stscks were made by J. Thsmpsen:-
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United states Dsstrict Conrt.

TRuf B1Is- The Grand Jury rendered bls Of ipdet-
snt against Thomas Lopgford, charged with assault
with dangerous weapon; John oDonuel charged With
csuntereitine; and against Henry Williams for simi
lar offence
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The Hamilton, Canada, BaHner says that on the 18th
inst, Blower and King the tuo unfortunate men VINO
we're concerned the murder OF Mr. Nsss suffered the
extreme penalty Of The Law In fcnt Of the Court House
AZ CayuGA,
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AT the fecord board, the market was much better.
Psraua Railroad adva.eed per cent Erie Railroad,
Ha,lsm, u; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, u; New
York Central Railroad, III Nicaragua Transit, ii Cum
berland "a At the close prices firm at quota
TONS The fluctuations In Panama about equal to
anything We have had during active speculative times
ihs afternoon the stock opened At buyer thirty and
closed at 95 seller thirty. This morning it opened
97h, cash.
The Cumberland Coal Company have rejected the bids
nsde for their loan and withdrawn their bonds from
market. If the company have any surplus in the trea
sury it had better apply at to the liquidation
Of the debt outstanding.
Holders Of the FIRST mortgage bonds Of the Buffalo and
New York City Railroad, secured by hrst mortgage
the road between bonneville and Attca, &C. are re-
quosed to send In their Names and the anoun of their
bonds, to the "Trustess, at the Mechanics Bank"
The transactions at the Assistant Treasurers office To-
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Cnmmnn IIeas-In Ohnml,e nj,

Before Hen. Judge Daley.
MAY l1.-fhe OF sam" against the refra story
Witnesses was again postponed till Tuesday morang At
IL o'clock 10 Of the engagement Of counsel
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The Second Advsntists had fixed upon Saturday last
a. the day when the earth to be scorched 70 crisp
Tho uptrsly rain interfercd with the rexorss aud ~
have smother bsssthipg spell, for shsrt tAms longer
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THE Coal TRADE OF Pennsylvania The
Miner Journal rays that the trade il not brisk a
though there e demand the shipments indicate
The better kipds OF coal command the rates mentioned
last wsek. The inferior qualities duh OF sae aod
some are forced into the market at pretty low Hgure
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Ire leoemPt0n OF pubic debt for the week ending the
18th Of May, 1855, was al follows loan OF 1912,
81 Geo. lean Of 1s47, sl5 goo. Total, $4,000.
The earnings Of the Michigan Central Railroad for the
second week in May amounted to S674e9 81, again at
A2s24 "a for the same week last year. Increase,
s24 Gas %.
Tie President of the Boston aud Fitchburx Railroad
Company has issued circular giving statement Of the
position Of the company and suggesting plan for the
pay ment Of the nsang debt The proposition ID that
shareholders shall come forward and take new stosk
at ar in the proportion Of share to every fourteen
owned, by which the floating debt amounting to
about $500 0o0 will 10 discharged TIE earnings may
be appropriated to dividends in July next
The gross earnings Of tho Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Railroad Company for the year ending March 81
1855, amounted to $4s3 $40 49, against S4o302 As for
The previous year-showng increase OF $50 500 o.
Ths numftr OF passengers carried the road dur NJ
the exclusive Of those carried excursion trans)
1882 against $40 1854 the previous year-sho wing
increase Of 1925. This rcrease was mainly from
local and shor, travel and the receipts from
Consequently fell something short Of the prsvioss year
The general ncrease Of the receipts Of the road d.
rived from freghts. remarkable and highly fm.
ports Mt fact exhibited by the report
that about -sghths of the entire Of the
read II derived from sal business This bufiness has
rapidly increased the opening Of the read and tails
must continue to adv the country through which
this trunk road and the various correcting lines pass
Ss up, and thus large prsat will be soured, indie
PENDENT Of through Eastern travel or freight.
The annexed statement EXHIBITS tho average daily
movements Of the leading departments Of the banks
this city during the week preceding Saturday morning.
Nav
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4Ceoo lsdlann state "a per cents. t3T
iAO'o " ............... 53ss
DO Isptiana...... .......................... OH
leoo missouri ......................... Ok
The following ales Of bonds and stocks were made by
Albert II Nieolsy:-
81 0co Cleveland and Toledo R. R. rs. and int 82l1
$50 shares Cumberland Coal Co q
20 :. Webster i ire Insurance Co ........... IS
25 " Groccrs' Steam Sugar Re firing CO. 80. 32h
500 {" Vermont Mining Co .........,..,,. 24Ac
$50 g. Barnard Mining Co .................. 3s
$50 {" Isabella Copper Co. .................. 81
100 Colo Qnartz Machine Co...............84 1ke.
100 " Corinth Copper Co ..,..............,.2 5c.
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Al. AsTROIOGv,


4 sTRoIoCY AID pHRENoLooY-TaE CELE1
h,stsd Hrs Fleury Paris whose relation been
son,tsntiy consulted Napoleon gives iaforn alton
ali events Of life, NJ 16S Brcoms street
ans pARKER RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES nd
M All her Sriends that she has removed 10 52 Broom1
street, Qormery Lkpesard strse,) whore che b
,hs bais, And Ne shagSstef " ths hushAnA
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LECTURES.


RCTUREs IN BRoog LYN.-PRorEss0R VIrALIS
IL sCnERB has been invited by number Of promiaeuy
crent 10 Brcokyp repsat bis eourss cf dss Lectures
the Wohngs OF tho Christian Spirit In the Sphsre %
Po.t that city In mplianse With This in 81
be will bis lecture tbs ueday evenne, ~ fnst
ASP. in Packors Female lnstfsutc Joraemon street.
Tickets the a. 81 sold ~ ths
Mprsh Athepmum and SMITH Fulton street. single tckst1
20 cents, ct the door.
MYSTERIOUS DISCLOSURES AT CoNTIyEsrAL5
wi naii corner o. Eighth avenue ana Ihsrsy iourt5
ssreet an Tneaday wednesday Thursdag aud saturday
evening" this week seelsss I'D E. B,sss Bn,ldin
ssrsr,mcnss ana aepsatss circulss DR.. VS. medi1
al ofiee NO 9 Bond street; hours, I'll l.
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containing mortal him .Ss e e: 3 N
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| CENsUs TAXING NoTIcs-TaE xARsHALs Az
's ne sS M s s.s
wssnssasy sysnina The ass Inst az o'clock, 70 soas
FLs19ggR $40; Goa. ss-1nE PEOPLES OLD HsrAs|
sssrss h 9I Y s9s art ssssy sS
lyn, Down with MONOPOLY in eeai and aous.
GREENWOOD CEMETERY AND HAMILTON AvENUI
running the sss sa.s s &.
80 Green T osa 90 Tuesday Hsrpss u. :sS
Once Brsoiya City Ralroaa c.Sp.ay NJ; ss is
n Alum Patent l,en Safe Depot 90 and q
Maiden lane, (below LissrsyJ N z.
Lss as No 50 are hereby nstssa to meet = shs
late brother, James BOYD. JOHN T. WILSON, N. q.
ssvESrM
bsssaway - o'eeek Come whou. fa to hsar the rel
-''''' cbm'n Seventh ward i /. p. Assn.
Masonic NoricE-THH MEMBERS OF coNri|
w mental Lodge NO. 2s7, Of r. aud a. H. Aro Summoned
n.soIs ;,a c.s'sy ssas.n
VIM ISoss ssarsssy "'y' WI S stass WIN
NoTIcE-A CARO- To TnE PUBLIc-oN AM
sssr wecpe.sy Nay 23a ilst che fare in the avsnu
.. T. MARSHALL, Proprietor
NEW YoRK, JA>UARY IS, lsS5-MR BURLEYI
MON o yoa Of sss 10th assns
machine ~bich has beer IN operation my sstory for th
ant invented in tho ns.s
hand r'i " %s:S
M have Ss'en sen the machine in operation
R5ss.:a Win q. which ps,fsrn. IL work
.ss.@%sas III. WAC Nave doysssas
,aysso much time very soon pay to'
can from %n' ssa
% a..wsr while thirty drawers
Win hrs dollars :: Tfllss
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expense in dovsta,ne They .ntti.a 70 mus
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Respectfully yours WARREn WARD,
M srdsIs for or any II sh.
% n.ss T.: sss'Iss sc A'' BuRLE
n sACKETT-TEE "YAkKaE CARD wRITERr-|
VI Office NJ FhaleS 5l7 Broadway ST. Nicbolas Hotel
An Yankees elegantly written
~ home notes. wedding and visiting DO
on application, sent by 0A part country n
package written In I6 ninutss Mr. s. visits the WaternTy
places, ~ usual during the season.
THE cARsoE LEAGUE WILL HOLD MRETINa|
4 on Wednesday evening sd INST At 8 fock, in the
Eleecker buildings, BECKER street Morton. Adj
drestes by Rev, Prof b. AAttson, Wn. D. Murphy ESQ
and Dr. Jales Kennedy The friends oflaw of its exc
cution are invited TO Attend.
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE PACIFIC NALL
steamship Company are rsdnested to attend the ys rl
Ibusdsy May "a, oe'cok to receive report Of the
- 80 WIN. L. DAvIDGE, Secretary.
FT0 TIE EDITOR Of THE NEW YORK HERALD.
have finally shelly exploded the conspiracy
me- Justice Rocat has discharged charges OF
rnpe and attem abortion against by Anna
vsesen, and embodied her afd avts drawn by Jacob
Coll hope to be able TO estahli evidence
details OF tkis last effort TO extort
man would set his face lii IRON attempts
eytortion they would be far frequent To
tees Davidson and Pssrcy, and JUDO Bsgart
eundly grateful for the fair and thorough
they have made OF ttese chare and that family
and myself Will Ions suffer the estimation Of che
community ~ there ernsl ard groundess accusstions
hope that have mace last in such cha
THOMAS CUDBIRTH
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10 Plan oFUk1Gt TO LET-Ar 81 So u AND IS Al
month, or for sale from $50 extra carved $780,
baLdsome sctave for 500. Pianos tuned and
music taught On all the popular instruments, by
PROF. DUASDAY, 25 Grand street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PURcuAsRRs--Lo0K
"A At reduced Prices for sssh6 octave plain, a
sll6; 6 OCTAVE Plsin sues sN octave plain, Sifs
extra lni,h $40; tX octave extra nDisb S2U octave
extra fnish $3.50 to bOe. MobONALD BIOS, 1anufAots
rers 2p2 Bowery
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4 LADY. TEACHER OF TIE PIAN0F0RTE AND
n SINGING will five at 20 quaster, Appca
tim made Immediately Undoubtsd reference given.
Address Music, broadway Post Vfice
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4 cbned Of Messra dams ca, Of New York, their
Rave formed ecpartnesship unaer the 6rm 81
freeman Co, vho will soshse themselves 70 lessmsss
and the west coast u bsuth America Once % aroad.ay
Js0. N. FRERMAN
JuO. X. STIMsON,
JOSIAH HEoDEN,
Rev YcYh Mar NJ ye<h yNU. HoEY.
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A SUPERIOR OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANoF0RTE,
IA but little used FIR $40 CASH Also humher Of second
han pianos rosewood aud mAboyanv At yrsat
taken Immediately; prces so SIS $35 $40, SO $50 SO,
s Ssb $780, st5 and $780, 402 Gth Nsh
Planes tuned fepaires, or taken In exchange
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T1PRICHT PLANES FOR SMALL ROOMS GtLBERrS
msbe, superior ~ low prices; planes
and melodeops sale and monthly pay
taken At 33 sdway whore music u sold ~ half
HORACE WATERS.
yUANTED-A FIRST RATE vI0IINIsr FOR PER.
w hams opsrs troupe Apply ~ 66s Broadway, bstwssa
10and p. N, this dnr.
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corrected and bullion again flowed into the bank as
fast as it had flowed out In January, ls47, the
bullion in the bank was ELS ,00O,D 900; on the 9th Of
November it reduced I, Is, 900; and in
March is4s, it had again increased to 900 600
No doubt this operation was attended with great
losses TO individuals, as the early part of the
speculative period had been attended with
great gains. But those losses are the inevi
table results of oveltrading; oil supply being
in excess Of demand; and Of the necessity to
sell by those whose capital is too limited to enable
them to hold until the surplus stocks gradually
worked of. On such occasions it is the fashion to
invegh against the bank, and to mistake the re-
suits of too sangune speculation for some indirect
consequences OF our monetary regulations. At such
periods the of the drain clear and easily
understood, and its correction became simply q
question Of time under well recognised principles.
Now, however, matters are entirely different We
have had no speculation, overtrading, no excess
warehouses;; the contrary, they have seldom been
SO empty Of some of the most important articles of
consumption. Nay, so far from an excess Of i'm
ports most of the largest articles show in the pre-
sent year considerable decline, thus:--
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DIR. Kane's Arctic Expedition.

SIR-lt would DO premature in the absence Of DR..
kapes charts 10 cticise his 10 ter to Mr. Peabody, pub
shed in your paper of this day, too severely; but wish
at to draw attention TO the strange ucongr ues
which IL contains,
In place DIR. Kane states that 90 there is no open
water above the mouth Of Smiths Sound pelham Point
OF Cape lngefeld), where, 1t will be Remembered Cap
tain Ingleheld stated that he open water and In
another part of his letter he says The explorations Of
party braced the entire shores Of SMITHS SOUND
and channel expanding from its northeastern
curve into open Polar sea-
Then to mystiy still more, DR.. Kane adds Smiths
Sound ter inmates in extreme bay and the coast OF
Greenland afec being followed until IL faced the North,
was found cemented TO the continent of America by
stupendoua glacier which checked further progress
towards the Atlantic"
A glance at North Polar chart, containing Captain
ngleed discoveries, will show the illogical nature OF
DR.. Kane's letter. am, sir your ebedient servant,
Somerset House, Oct. 20, 1855. e. Il. WELD.
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vered in Liverpool 1000 boxes mo: 49, Havana bound
,1l sTr1s at delivered sers On Il.
spo 1850 boxes Havana NO 1 sold at Sos, and some
parcels in France the particulars OF which are not
There has been further rise in taow 6ss. ess 3D.
the spot; COS. for the spring. ~
TuRpENTkE "A sale oil rough, me qunltly anoat mas
been made at lis. 3D. American spirits, $685. $685. 3D.
A. pEsHIsToUN co.'s CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. Q, 1855.
The money market has been quiet and comparatively
easy during the week and discounts are At
to per under the bank rate. The drain OF gold
from the Bank of England has been arrested as we we
understand the Bank Of France and after
the sudden and action taken by these instituo
rather expect 10 end that the stocks Of bullion in the
vaults of both temporarily augmented Along With
this increase Of in the money market aud notwth
standing the dearness CT money renewed activity mas
been shown in nearly all commercial transacttons
npartcular, the upward movement in the prices OF
articles Of first necessity has continued TO make
article Of sugar the the countr present
prices Of its supply tor the coming year, would be no
less than 81 goo 900 serling of the cost
Of last years supply.
At Manchester there active demand on Tuesday
last particularly for goods suited the China market
The advance in cloths fad to be Sd per and in
yarns NJ to 40 per ID. from the lowest point.
G. nsols have advanced to SS7s to 3d.
LONDON TRADE REPORT.
THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. 8-Sugar.--The business on
he spot has been restricted wing to the small quantity
Ie,ing. There have been public auctions and Of
West India the sales amount only 200 hhds C,nsde-
able purchases for this market have again boon effected
day and late yesterday OF sugars on the Continent
ogeher 600 tors 46s for Muscovado and 53s. for
csyed and 5000 bags Of Madras at AS per cwt Coffee
The market native Ceyon has advanced to SIS for
good ordinary quality good bus ness has been done
and the closing sales at the price mentioned or panta
ton $50 cssks brought forward the bulk OF which
found buyers ut extreme rates.
An Anglo French Royal Marriage Mt amy
Cost.
Paris (Nov. 80 Correspondence of The Londoa Glo5e
There is no news, but, reva1che, ru,nors by the
bushe. The most glazing is, that the visit OF the
Duke of Cambridge to the Emperor has en object
which will not little surprise the English public
j.. e., to negotiate marriage between his sister the
Princess Mary, and Prince Napoleon! Some apo
logy is perhaps due for mentioning canard Of such
formidable dimensions but it has been pcrsever-
ingly circulated fol the last month that the reaisa
ton of the Dukes prophesied visit gives to it cha
racter which might lead the "Smiths and JonessN
to look upon it as not being devoid Of foundation
Should it turn out true, it will be the turn Of those
mysterious personages, koow to the reader as form
ing the "well-inforlned circles, from whence va
loable information is sometimes deriycd--to be sur
prised.
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RAILROAD FROM NEWARK TO HoBoKEN-Ihe
Newark Ae,rnfissr siys:-The most important ap
plication noticed as yet, in which portion OF on
citizepaare Is that for railroad betwec
The miner mart of this city and Hoboken, thus max
ine smother road to New York The application, W,
are told, will be vigorously prosecuted, and ever
sw,v elected representative from that section of thu
city. il said to be opposed 70 the road butt HOPED
that majority can be found In The pre- enl Lcyislr
ture who will favonbly entertain such proposition
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To say that if the war were popular men would
throw up lucrative employment TO enlist in the
ranks, is TO misrepresent the circumstances OF the
war, and TO misconstrue the ordinary feelings
and motives Of human nature Had we been
ground to the dust by foreign domination, like
Prussia--werc we threatened by an invasion, as
in 1s04-or irtre our drarice stimulated and our
confidence raised BY the prospect Of a rich booty
and a contemplate enemy, as IN ne late ,car
6et,resn The United States and Merico-such IN
stances Of direction might be e1pected occasionally
10 occur; but not in remote struggle, waged III
defence Of the principles OF right and justice, with
little to excite the passions or intiame the avarice
of mankind ard which indeed more resembles the
execution OF a judicial sentence than the triumph
the variety and the uncertainty Of ordinary war Mr..
Golden IL very angry with the commentators
some, as he terms them--whicl have Ieeu bestowed
npon the people Of England; but this very reflection.
that the is not such 10 ercte rugar passions
or enisf rnigar sympofhes should be alone sufficient
10 convince him that those Who from u respect for
right and justice in the abstract, eyince determine
ton manfully TO meet coming dangers before they
swell TO unmanagcable dimensions exhibit no ordina-
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Inactive.
TPAris Nov ~ Correspondence Of the London Chronicle
The Austrian Gasetfe Formerly the L!oyd's)
ays-Count Colloredo has brought the highly i'm
portant news that Russia was disposed to sue for
peace even at the price OF heavy sacrifices. This
news Is said 20 have been transmitted to Vienna by
the Berlin Cabinet. which latter has also asked
whether Austria was disposed TO concert with
Prussia, 10 recommend the Russian propositions to
the attention OF the Allied Powers. But seeing that
the latter have declared several occasions, their
resolution to exclude Prussia from all participation
in the future negotiations for peace Count Colo
redo is charged, they say, by his government,
fully to examine the ground at Paris, and then to
discuss this delicate question with the British
government Il added that Austria, very far from
declining the cooperation Of Prussia, has declared
on the contrary, that she regarded ii "a very de
srable and proper 10 hasten and secure the re-es-
Enlistment OF general peace,
These Russian propositions are said TO be the re.
suit OF secret negotiations that have been going on
for some weeks between Prussia and st. Petersburg
Bourqueney. il il added il TO look in at Berlin on
his way back ~ his post at Vienna, and there dis
cuss them with the Pnssian Minister for Foreign
Affairs, and put them into such shape az may lead
to decisive result. The greater hope IL entertained