The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-04
THEIR EFFECT ON WESTERN EUBePE.
TONE OF THE COMMERCIAL clacuL AIRS.

TONE OF THE COMMERCIAL CIRCULARS
THE PRESDyAT,s MESSAGE III EuGLAND.
THE NEXT BALTIC CAMPAIGN,
10. &C., 10
The Ara5ias nails rsaehed the Post Office sbou. iy,
O'Clock yesterday morning
The B,ihh ship Dido, Capt Brown, arrived ct st. He
lena Nov "a fram Honeekip Bay. Cape Of Good Hope,
for Swansea England and reported that the second
day after leaving Hondeklip Outer Roads, being then in
about lat 20 s., she chased and frsd at BY large
frgate, Capt Brown supposed to be Russian mounting
about 80 gunsD the Dido hoised the American ensign
when the frgate kept away after large ship to the
westward, and thick weather coming nothing could
be but the report OF was distinctly heard
By Russian Imperial decree, dated tho 9Th uittmo
Prince Goltschako removed from the command of the
army in the Crmea, and General Luders hitherto COM
m&nder Of the army of the south, is appointed his
stead GeLeral Kotzebue. hitherto head of the staff in
the Crmea is appointed to the command Of tho 5h In
fantry corps
The Rcuz Ndms, the Official journal published st To.
herap, contains the following:-The government much
regrets the interruption Of the relations between Persia
and the Minister Of Engand occasiored by the persist
ence with which Mr. Murray proposes unacceptable
rangcments but his difference does not imply the rup
ture of the relations between the Ses and cannot
modify tbs neutral policy observed by the government
The chiefs CT the legations a Tsheran will sac that
change has taken pase in the attitude Of Persia and that
she has not left the path of neutrality
Prince Don romaso CcTsni died at Rome on ths eth
utimo. He was born 1857. and during his lorg ne
paA AsAJo.
At the time Of his death he vas Councillor Of State
for the Fnsnces He sss buried the splendid chapel
Of the Corsini at ST. john &c IAteran in that city
Letters from Jerusalem state that present the Eu
roepan Consuis in that city hse he flags regulary on
Sundays and all feast days-a ceremony which has hith
erto been iesleufy prohDi,ei by ths Turkish officials
throughout the Ottoman empire, excepting at the sea
port towns.
The Austrian Consul At Jerusalem has received from
his government very lsrge tor the erection within
the wells of the town Of consular buildings an hosp,ce
and palace fer the Archbishop OF Vienna.
Our London Corn espondence.
LONDON, Jsu 15 1856.
Peace Wor-(buater Py0po;a1s by Rus Their Re.
jation-R Rupture Of Diplomatic Relations Beceen Astra
and Russio-CriticoI Position Of PrAssia-D -Dsama,k-
--latest from the Eat.
Every word Of what predicted has come to pass.
The Russisn reply the last Austrian proposals has
beea recsved at Vienna.
Russia, as said ste would, has neither uncondition
ally acsepted nor retued the terms pro-
posed.
She has rent counter proposals.
These counter proposals have not been published Off
ciay, but the Morning Post got hold Of them and has
published them
We now learn from Vienna that Austria has rejected the
counter proposals. Of Russia wthou. discussing them
and that Count Buo has notified Prince Gortschako thu
Russian Ambassador at Vienna that rupture Of diplo
matte relations Will shortly between Austria and
Russia The 18th of January 10 the term fixed for The
withdrawal Of Count Valentine Esterhazy AMI all the
members of the Austrian embassy from st. Petersburg
ond, in all probability Priacs Gortschakof will leave
Vienna on the same day.
telegraphic despatch publ'shed in the Nd Of Brus
sels which is Russian organ, says that at the same
time that Count Buo notified the rupture of diplomatic
relations to the Russian Mniter he notified the Cabinets
Of Paris and London that Austria would not take the
field this year.
AL accounts agree however, that Austria and Russia
bsve come to q rupture.
The Paris correspondent OF the Times writing last night
hints at IL existence Of separa convention between
Austria and the Western Towers addition to the treaty
OF the I'd December.
This separate convention Ia to the effect that If Russia
does not accept Cana she reuse the Austrian pre-
posas within twenty days. the embassy to be WITH
drawn, and then Austria, England and France will forth
with deliberate aud concert force Russia to
accept peace the conditions alresdy Agreed between
them and viii intimate the to the other States of
Europe callirg upon them TO cooperate. And that
notification will be made to Prussia declaring that she
shall not be admitted to future negotiations Of peace
cept ceniition that she will sccept the r,posions
already adopted by ths three Powers, that she will for
mally the to Russia and In the event
Russia still refusing, will break of all diplomatic rela
.icps with her and recall her ambassador.
This would place Prussia in political FIX.
The funds have slightly account Of the belief
that Austria has at last screwed her courage to the
sticking point and that Russia shows standardization
Of giving in.
Denmark, during last campaign In the Baltic, dec'n
cd assigning station for the allied ee.s and the Of
procuring provisions two of her ports An energeti,
note hss just been addressed by Franco AMI England to
the Danish yoverun ent on the subject.
The Council Of War is still sitting at Paris; bu. the de-
iberatons remain secret 1t ia said that one of the
points mooted is to abandon the Crmea simply keeping
Kamiesch Ba,aklava and Eupato.ia The Adiras 1t is
eaid, are averse to attacking Nicholaef
All the London journals Of this morning publish the
Presidents Message.
Omer Pasha was stili 1t Reious KAle but with part
cny Of his troops. The bulk Of his army had proceeded
towards Tsebi1ond. The camragn In Mngreia il given
up. General Mouraviea has strongly fortified himself In
Kare; but for the snow he would hare marched upon
ETDeroum The Austrian squadron is AZ Smyrna. Add
eKader Is at Damsacus. Ihe Teheran journal protests
that Persia Will remain neutral
The India mall the suppression o! the Saaa
;nsuIrection.
LoNDog, Jan. Is, 1856.
FSccs or No Pt1ce-An 0rer Sdnginc C6fyespondnt2h.
War Death Btow 10 the British Constit1tscn--The Cen
tral Ame,ican Qussion--lNsa Produced in England by
ae Presfdsmps Msssoge-Hr. Baohonan's Atittty as q
Disqualification Purporsly hlio,ced TO tc Capsipts-
Secret Understanding Baween TIC EeIlte~rrs.
stated three weeks ago that Louis Napoleon ha1
solved peace and that tbs alliance Of England and
France egainst Russia at On end This days mail