Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-25
from Tie Man l0rk Journal Of Commerce..
ADDITIONAL BY THE CANADA.

from tie Mar York Journal Of Commerce.
ADDITIONAL BY THE CANADA
NEGOTIATIONS Respecting the Conference atVi
chua the following transpires: On the 18th of De-
cember, p m the Austrian, French, and English
Plcuip5teLtarles met in the apartments Of the lat
Ter. They there drew up and signed kind of pro-
Ioeo or rather a minute, Of the exact and precise
Interpretation which their governments unanimous
" attach to the four points. The Austrian Minis
ter then carried this document up stairs to an apart
ment where Prince GortsChakoG was in waiting
IN ampsIy with Count Arnim and Baron Manteu-
Tel =. the representatives OF Prussia. In their
presence the Austrian plenpOtentiary communca-
ted u GortsehasoT these propositions Of the Al
he'd Powers, and asked him to state whether be was
prepared to accept them without modification or
reserve GogtsChakoir replied that his instructions
did not 90 SO al; his orders only to negotiate
respecting the four points, but he would not send
of a cour.r, and hoped to receive further insruc-
tons within three DAYS. Our informant saws that
the terms proposed TO Gortschskof were neither
hard nor Illuminating. There was no MeatiCn of
the raising OF Sebastopol nor Of q reduction of the
Russian fleet in the Black Sea. GortschakoT re-
ouest-d fourteen days delay, TO obtain instructions
from s. Petersburg, which were granted; c0nse-
ouen,ly IL VII! b. a fortnight ere anything be de-
o.jeL HostlGes viii continue in the meantime
lis said that the Russian Interpretation differs but
tie ilom that Of the Allies, thereby adording q
chance although q sight one for peace.
PRUssIAy OyEGTUEE5.-Pnvate correspondence
SAYS that the PWss2n note of Dec. l9th. sent to
London and Paris states that Prussia has examined
the treaty made by the enVovS in the three separate
conferences on the lG.h. Prussia sees with salts
faction that the protocols of Vienna and the four
POINTS. are respected therein and Prussia although
she dil not take part in the exchan Of notes on
TIE S.h Of august gaveith her moral support. Con-
aq1ently, Prussia IS still in diplomatic concert with
,He Allied Powers, ana has even engaged under
certain eventuaAues, 10 military cooperation
Prussia Is therefore disposed to ioin in new stipu-
lstjoGs of pacific tendency. Prussia adheres to
Tie general scope Of the treaty Of Dec ID and is
willing to couclUde an analogous arrangement but
an exact aud precise Interpretation of the meaning
Of the guarantees, viii be the pivot which all Of
Prussia diplomatic measures will turn.
TIM italian IREATY.-Itis generally stated that
the treaty IS actually signed between France and
Austria and il is stated that France guarantees to
Austria the Dgss ssoa Of her Italian Provinces.
The London Times, however, disbeeves the exis-
tence Of any such treaty.
GIEE GERMAN Relations. Austria has called up
CA Prussia 90 place her army on a war footing, but
the PCus=lau semi-o.HCai Journals say that Prussia
VIII uotasseut TO this.
The SI1CG-Le.emJ7r l2-Weather frostv.-
False alarm at seven o'clock in the morning The
Russians are said TO be gathering and threatening
tie British rigA. flank at Inkeunau. The British
continue TO construct strong reiouhts there. Du-
ing the day the Russians conveyed a convoy mo
S,bastop9L
DsceuJer l2-O4.cal from Gen ClnTobert At
. A. ~, the Russians after having made q sortie on
the third parallel @. the British, who vigorously re-
pulsed hem. made demonstration upon the CEN
ire and Lett O, the French works. Received by a
heavy fire, the Russians Withdrew, pursued by the
French at the point OF the bayunet. Their loss