The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-11
THE PEACE RUMORS.

We may shortly sum up all .oat 70 knswn a. to ~
STATE Of affairs Ru sia has not accepted auy Do
tAec proposals either Il be allies Of Aus ria She
he's agreed 10 enter on E.g0sisons the sasis 81
dccumeS drawn up In such form be precise asl
but perfectly vague and indefinite 1pos points uess
which France sno England must insist. what species
OF sanction the Csbin-ts Of Paris and L"cion have
given to that document We not Informed. II
bears she fsre Of it statement that it dsss
bot contain all their demands Before they enter
negotiations they absus to send have seat
to Russis s,sement Of their demands. We protest
ha in tire sangaile idpstlons Of ttos wks
SEE 10 such sa,e Of thicg any soo prospect that tho
du'y Of our government and Of every Ecgnshmsn, -
now pain. We must rot Pem init Russia to escape ~
hops even o. respite from Der seegns above all ~
must not listen TO any pr'possl that viii tolerate The
ipery port, creek from which navy could -
hos,ed 70 the waters Of the Euxins
ANNOUNCEMENT OF vHE NEWS TO THE COUNCIL Or
wAk AT PARIS.
Parts Correspondence VI Manchester Guardisu.l
iew ms arts after receiving he oesp~tch the En-
pexor sleped the council OF Of that day. rather
he entered the council room. before every is tho
custom, and the other members wece ntrodu ed. A.
this Duke OF Cambridge appeared, Napoleon to-
oered TO him paper, and then turning round 70 the
a.ray u. 70 -
heard rightly, or is there some mistake Upon which
the Emperor is said TO have smiled wdlst sayfpg, Yea
zee there can be mistake, for have this moment
gwen the despatch 70 the Duke Of Cambridge Its
further sred that the few Lines OF tho despatch
his hana some papers he seid took his Rat oSssrvtn
that he bad nothing moe TO do there and left the couh
Gil room before the hmpeor had risen OF oec.ared ths
sitting end, which has been commented upon
since the persons attached TO the court Of ths
meet extraordinary breschss Of edqusste ever con-
nitted.
In subsequent letter the Same writer adds-Aprcpss
to he account gave you yesterday Of SIR Edmond Lyo.s
really curious nfosa lon because It does az the freasA
phrase is, put the cots upon all tho is In Freash
house, last night, heard, amongst other vary late
by and by, explanation given Of tao Engish Admirable
behavior by enc Of his osn colleagues Of the couas
had related to him he ansodoss rave you, and hs en-
ever with . smile was, tWsl, know where that cAms
tm from the corridors and Of Tuierss
court .lvsys DO ineTpre. tssse kind Of things. Il
tssny does become breach Of etiquette; but"h he went
on say, "Isay It was nsnterpreed because thousa
in his hsnds AND rather think did say that be ~
nothing more to do there, he went out 20 very hte
made my exit after his Majesty, found him sll In u
paas vesibule that it face only incident
Tor pack Of courtiers 10 make noise about" rhis
same gentleman adced " l do not think SIR Edmunl
in remarka Ny cvial mo,d certainly for his last
vtrds TO me, IS We separated, wee well ny kSo(
Fellow yoa and had need make toe best Of all this
you have our promotion aud shall have no opportu-
by Of distinguishing myself more; for you and l.
rely upon IL. have Witnessed the last that viii
ever take rlses n Europe" Now told you thars
Yday. The great attraction was thar N. do See6seh
Ahsef was present, aid stayed . good hour and
hal. That lie surrounded by every one, talked ct
BY every one and CAPPED at all hands, need tell
you; neither need say that he moro than usually
close and difceet barely allowing word to escape his
lips Once. however, and with person he aio red
hnlsef 70 enter into what might be termsd
ton, speaking, however, chiefly Of the Gar. He repro
sent.d he latter genuinely preocsupied With the
jecs pointed out In NJ de Nesrelres circular said he
seriously bent upon reforms Of the comprehsn
sive kinds the Interior snc that peace WAS Of COURSE
biz dea wish II cds 10 be AId igtboat any hama-
ton TO Rtssid One remark OF NJ de Seebacu's deserves
notice. member of great financial enterprise in
France whom do not feel authorized to designate
clearly asked him With frnnSpess, perhaps than
good breecirg. do you really believe that shall
have peace ~ n. de seebach very quietly and
gravey replied, 81 perfectly convinced shat
we have IL alieaoy,"-(sn imperc.ptiblc pause)-s.k
doe rh0 treat nth Russia really icish a." Whether this
phrase sIucF than 1t deserved to do cannot
OF say, bat it did strike very much Ano her
thing too could not remarking because was,
confess, the look out for it ~ Sesbsca did not
mention either the Of England OF Auslria but
pce q the wte affair though IN fact France and Rs
sid ,1e the oly t,ro contracting parties His praise Il
LOUIS Nap leon even, IL struck Ne, little affected,
and % though he had some object in 1t.
The councils have been brought to close by each
member having written his report These do:ulseats
have been copied and viii he deposited under both
Paris ana London The allied governments will In ths
event Of going thus be possession of the views
OF the best naval and military commanders have
taken pas the present struggle.