The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

OF ocBtiD uance Of the war csnnot bring ruyseYf
bel,eyettat Count Nessercdes circular Il mlniies
tion meant to he ucd'fed Ioscaine OF double actio
The objtct OF which wond oe TO cause to be accepted
sufHcrg scwe small sscridces booked en- by our dpl
matsts 10 n cocumeur which held cut hope Of an
do think that Count Nesselrsde's object is to ga
time hostities leLced during the winter and
G. unit Fsefhszy has not defnitive the 15I
OF January, he will immediately leave the capital wiz
the members Of his embassy. The few days which W
eapse between This and the 18th Of january would be
little avail.
Until The answer CT The Chancellor Of the Empire |
Count Esterhszys note is known, only form DO
lectures on Its tenor. When spoke Of forebodings
only alluded to the expression Of public opinion II ms
happen and may God gran. 1t! that fears may nj
be realized but you might bet, to almost dead Gel
tainty that Count Esterhazys miasion win be failure
Court of Hanover and before that Councillor OF Embas
at Vienna during the congress Of 1864, dennitivey
places Privy Coun :ilior NJ Labiensk just deeeased
dc Lsbenski was buried this morning in the CAthpl|
cl urch OF Sc. Catherine n. dc Fcnton Is universal
regard ed rs an eminent dip ornast. His requirement
viii be Lecessary to threw light upon 30 difficult situl
tion.
Our financial position Is far from improving and III
want of coin great at tbs moment that the
0scloory Misery ipcreasss and me rgor of the sea
axes it doubly felt. This morning, at oclock "
Thermometer Reaumur) marked q degrees below zer
Correspondence Of London News
ST. PETERBURG Dec. 30, 1855.
Rumors of peace are waited across the oners by III
orejgn oulnal, and find echo In the Russian prosI
all the wishes expressed for ian honorable peace" Al
40 clogged with conditions that there Is bat
little ichapce Of the bel igerena agreeing about tn
esnin OF that expression about the Interpretation
the isMcus "four points, Of The Vienna conferences
osBpor be denied that the power OF the fanatcal o.
Ri ssian party greatly in the ASCENDANT IN
Of which The idea Is and more becoming conhrrhd
in the minds OF The creduous people that the Chrisa
regi. Is endaI gered and that the present wa y u
s fns ssse ,sls
tho oespoiic power ano attrout es OF the Czae, an
any bunilia.irg conditions imposed-such as III
alienation OF territcry payment of the war expense
the demand OF a material guarantee tor lis keepid
the petce in iuture, or disarming his fortress
would only tepdg TO lower him in the eyes Of Al
people who taught from their youth upwards y
ray rbm the sdo,atiop and reverence due TO IL
Geity himself; and this could not be- done withod
maklrg wild. breach IN the relations hitherto subsis
ing between the Emperor and the people, and wou4
pftve renovation dangerous to the former aud pei
fecty bewildering to the latter as they are totally ud
prepared far any such .ha &c, which must shake to t
We foundation their confidence in the sorthodd
church" The Russians believe firmly ia the versid
given by tho government az to the cause and origin
the war; and inst Turkey would not agree to the PR
posals by the Emperor for ameliorang the cond
ton tho ChIis tans IN ire East 1t Ia merely quarr
between Russia SIC Turkey In which none Of the ota
for hat reason that they are SO embitterod again
France al III gland.
The Marine journal contains the following pabKcstio
in col sheraton Of the necsssiie. Of the requ
great mum Der III officers for service in the land ba
eries other fortified places the Baltic coast ne
spt1f the VI tue Bu0.uo ouu UvI
OF aders demanded the service of tho naval
fctrs tie land batteries for the defence Of the coas
who, from their wounds, iucapacated from servr
afoat
Great activity in the arsepas and great want OF go
and silver money, are tie two facts most prominent
advces from st. Petersburg
In letter from that capital dated the 10Th ult AZ
published in The Berlin National GdStt, We road
Notwithstanding The hume ous issues Of paper none
rereated loans, and patriotic gifts Of no inconstierab
amount, money!. e. gold and sIver-has become Q
ceedpgly scarce. It is affirmed that even In the Bait
provinces where trade is active than in Other u
tricta, nothirg but paper money Is to DO seen fro
Gstchipa TO K.wno.
The Minister Of Finances has repeatedly sought
dy tbis state Of thirgs; but all his cndeavors
oled by the practice which the Russians hsve of hidl
their roubles while war lasts de has therefore
thought bimself of the vote of the Council Of State
the 7rh Of February 1919 for the issue of copper col
age to the amo mt u three millions Of roubles.
A new vote to the effect under date Novemb
go 1866 has been toned by the Emperor. secol
issue of COPPER coinage to the extent OF three mio
of utes win therefore take place at the Of thr
two silver roubles TO the puud.
In letter from the place, Of days later dat
ard published in the Hamburg Intetigncer it is said:
The energy with which the armsments ADD other pr
paIatcDs for proceeced with aceords little wi
special measure has just been put into execution
view OF tho paign IN the North, with which we q
| tbIe atenee. General kudiger, commandaut OF +
guard and the erenadiefs has issued the following
hcation:-"In consequences Of the large number of o.
required next year for the service of the shore b.
ferss ard the redoubts CONSTRUCTED for the defence
he En.ic asts naval officers, whose wounds have re
Invited to in the coasng batteries and seioubts.