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told . little too strong. Secretary Marcy has
been making some inquiries ~ to the birth. place
of E.trampes; and this fact the NeS-Odean'
people are trying to believe looks like war.


Apart from the fighting before sevastopol
on which we comu eDt below. the chief poiat OF
interest in the news brought By he Nashville co1-
cerps the Vienna Conference Drouyn de IHdys
the French Minister for Foreign Affairs was to
have arrived at Vlenns on the 9TH inst. being. IS
be hinstlf stated. the direct expression Of the
" EDperor's idea In Europe many suppose
this idea to be sn ultimstum agreed upon with
England, the refusal of which would briog the
Conference to a close, and consequently force
Austria to decided action. At any rate, his ar
rival was expected with great anxiety BY the
VieInese Statesmen. By whom be ia regarded as
the mos. warlike personsge in the Government of
either France or England. Meantime the Con-
ftrences bad adjourned for Easter holidays aud
holy week solemnities after the fss hon Of the
Epgli,h Parliament rs though men who hold the
lives Of thousands and the interests of millions
in suspense, had any right to play the schoo!ooy
or could show greater respect TO the season than
working to diminish the sufferings Of humanity.
II does not need wizard to see that even 10
spite of ultimsta, the Conferences may continue
these msDy weeks yer. In fact, an ultim4.u is
the last thing to look to as finishing touch Of
diplomacy Indeed, the Eastern complication
began with ali ultmaium.
Whether for compliment or graver pollcy's
ssBe al Austrian Archduke lie, is lie said, presett
ly to make visit TO Louis Napoleon. Queen
Victoria too, is to 90 to Paris some time in the
spring or summer; and the Eiys6e Napoleon,
Ex-Egsee Natonale, Ex-Eyses Bourbon, has
been elt eabtly reafraDged and will resume its old
ofice Of Hotel Royal. 1t has h.rbored strange
variety of gue,ts in its time as Mistress Pom
padour, Beaujon the banker, the Government
printers in '93, King Murst the fret Napoleon,
Alexander of Russis, the Duke of Welli1 Ston,
the Duke of Berri, and the Prince Presidea. Ma
pOleon!
Meanwhile in England there is . deal OF talk
abOu, the danger to be dresded from the proba-
bility that Louis Napoleon will bring with MIN to
London, as bis chaplain, no less Jesuit than
Father Rsyignsn, and that that emissary Of dark
ness, and OF Rome, will even be lodged 10 the
Queens house. and very likely, be visited there
by bis EmineDce the dreadful Cardinal Wissman.
However the Baltic feet has sailed agaio,
whether to any better purpose than last year re-
mains to be seen. The Russians are prepared for
them having blocked the mouth of every harbor,
and distributed force Of 60, 900 troops along the
coast.
From Spain, we hear that Lord How den is to
be sent home for meddlDg too much in religious
troubles. In Holland and Belgium, great foods
have destroyed life and property. In Austria,
the Government are collecting, by seizure and
forced sale Of pirate property the voluntary
"losn, subscribed for, last year, by the loyal
but not over enthusiastic subjects.
Our Correspondent at Shanghai gives an inter-
estng account Of the doings of the French, and
the rebellion generally in China.