The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

| Our Vienna COrresPondence-ParisF Fashions
for january.
&C., &C., &c.

Advices from the Cape Of Good Hope dated the
18th of November The Custom House returns goods
imported the first six months OF 1854 and 1866 give
the following results-For the first months of 1854
oodsmported fS79 1888; for the months of 1866
f622 2ls; making for those IL months FL SOC, OO6.
Goods entered for consumption for the first six months
1854 fs27 1922 for the months in 1885, f84s
for those II months Fl 1877 The exports of srti-
the produce Of this colony Tor the first months Ct
1854 were valued at fs15 s79 for the same months
1866 f44 sle for those II months f758 The
cess imports for consumption the estimated value
OF colonial produce exported during the II months
ferred is thus shown to be ETA 1872 appears that
for may years back the people of this colony
annually foreign goods to the value Of say 0O0
years the imports greatly exceeded this amount
| For 1854 they valued at fl,640142. But take
the average consumption. The population
has been vaously estimated at from $50 to 800 600
souls. This would give consumption Of foreign articles
to the value of f5 head.
The Paris correspondent of the London Globe, writing
| On January 3, (evenipg,) says -
There is p0liti:a of importance. In PARIS,
however although the Russian circular produced
little impression the warike tone with which 1t has been
commented on by the London has created decided
sensation Peace is declared to be further OF than
ever and with the exception Of the equenters o! the
placed In its real light far from the deieteri
influence Of diplomatic Tags. It rumored at the
matige the Tuieries New Years day. the Emperor
expressed the Nespohtan Ambassador regret
unfriendy attitude of his government.
The Paris Aonteur Of January contains decree
difying the Frer CHI tariff as follows:-
Until otherwise ordered the import duties levied
sugar will be for sugars at and under ype-in French
Hope snd in America-as present French vessels
from China Cochin China the Philippines, and siam,
4t the 100 kogrammes In French vessels from other
Of ndia he In
vessels from other places out OF Europe 5o the k
In French vessels from enreRots 60r the 100
kogramms. In foreign vessels 6bfr the 100 kiloyram.
mes Sugars above the first type will pay the duties
above cited with addition of Str per 100 kilogrames
The Cork Qreland) Examiner announces authority
that is the intention Of company of high mercantile
position establish line of steam vessels which will
ply regularly between that port and New York. The
Era,niner further states the authority Of emnent
commercial firm that the result of the present negocia
tions this subject may be looked for before many
weeks have elapsed, in the establishment of regular
and direct line of communication between Cork and New
York. 1t 10 intended that the steamers shall sail
week for New York with passengers and merchandise
and when this line has commenced It's operations it is
fully expected that when the present contract with the
proprieors Guards hne has pred the packets be-
longing to that firm will make Cork harbor port of call
for the conveyance Of goods and passengers.
The Paris correspondent of the London Post says
Consantinople, which say that the unfortunate Lady
marlborough, whose romantic adventures TOO fani
(ssys my informant) ale hareme dun Chick Arabe."
only able 10 add that the deed is supposed to have
been committed at the suggestion of women who
were Jealous of hes sdysh}p.
The Emperor Alexander has ordered special court
be termed at Kien, for trying captured Poles and Hun
gs1ans The former be punished according to the
military law of the country, but the latter to be de-
vered to the Austrian authorities So many Polish
and Hungarian prisoners taken-iu irons-to Kiei
that fewer than four judges and ten secretaries
continually employed.
Advices from Alexandria Of December % say -
serious instruction has taken place in the he5jaz,
in Arabia where the authority Of the Sultan very
feeby maintained by very small number Of troops.
The Arabs threaten to expe the Turks from the coast
the Red Sea- and demand that the English and French
flags be pulled down. and all Europeans dIn ont Of the
country The primary Of This rise has been the
publication Of the Anti slavery and the de-
position of the old Shereef of Mecca. The East India
Companys sleep Ephnstone ID TO proceed to Jeddah to
protect British interests.
Professor DR.. Oppozer (at Venna) continues his med
cal treatment Of Prince Paskiewtsch at Warsaw, by
Of Geographic dispatches which he regularly
thence and sends his daily medical directions
in the same way. Although the Prince is entirely
GU. Of danger, he is in improving state of health
Our Vienna Correspondence.
VIENNA, Dec. 81, 1855.
fTOOU0NutcS-OUTO
trs5urg-Ho.o the Full Of Herat and Kars WI Ops-
rdte-Engldnd's Position Asid-N0poleoa's Desire for
Pedce
The result of Count Esterhazys mission to St. Peters
burg with the peace proposals agreed to by France,
England and Austria, still enyeloped in doub. and
certainty Whilst the hand we hear that 1t =
pretty certain that Russia viii not reject these proposals
in TOTO on the other hand it is maintained that there
no chance of their being Internationally accepted
Within the last eight days another dipoatist Of
has been sent extraordinary mission to St. Peters
burg in the person of Baron Seebach the Saxon minister
at Paris This gentleman being the sonn-law Of Count
Nesselrode and N of great ability, has also repre-
scented Russian interests in the French capital since the
outbreak of the present Now, it has been
related that Russian nobleman arrived at Paris
soue time ago Gin cog,'' secret mission from
his government to Baron seebach, in consequence
of which the latter gentleman held daily long
conversations with the Minister of Foreign Az
fairs and finally demanded special audience Of the En-
terwards-thal IT, on the evening Of day
which audience took placeBaron Seebach left p Is
for ST. Petersburg, Of via Dresden where he
NAMED day or two confer with his government
Baron Seebach had however hardly arrived at Drecen
when the Dresden journal informed its readers that ere
could b. no doubt that Rus ,a would agree to iste
peace upon the basis OF the proposal for the
zaion OF the Black Sea- SUBJECT to such conduons as
the interests Of Europe might admit Of This was aoopt
four five days ago, and since then nothing 'urhsr
has tranped nor have We as yet received any Official
account OF the arrival OF Coun. OF o Dsruh
seebach at st. Petersburg, though it may be safely
taken for granted that they have arrived but nj
result of their respective missions has yet been
received The idea also of a general congress has
been started and it is very possible that the special
mission OF Baron Seebach to the Russian capital
refer the realization OF this idea. But It would
premature to say any thing hereon at present Ts
urther denoument Of the present preliu ina EGO.
ta,ions the pa.scaticn Of Europe must be nty
| awaited.
But whatever chances these negotiations might have
had days snce 4 is very clear that the ate
ubtr nave yrd Tya
overland nail announcing the surrender of the forre
of Herat into the hands of the Perans who a4so
in this important victory by the Russians, must
ily operate very prejudicaly against Gil pea pre-
| as this news, which almost simultaneously Will
the accounts the capture OF Kars by the Russisn
canno. but produce The serious approximations III
the British interests in Asia. Whilst we hear OF q Per
,an am basssdor extraordinary having been received
the court Of st. Petersburg with great pomp and crs