Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-27
Foreign New. by the Persia.

By the arrival of the steamer Persia We have adj
vices from Fayal to the 9Th ult., aud up 10 tlat
time nothing had been heard OF the steamer Pacific
az that port, she having then been out twenty six
days
Notwithstanding the various rupors current as TO
what had taken place the sittBss Of the Confer.
ence, the secresy which surrounds them seems to
have been inTolsbly maintained. We publish
der our news head several of these statements,
but il IL unnecessary for Us 10 add that they are all
devoid OF truth. r. All that is positively known on
the subject is the formal ratification by the Pleni-
potentiaries Of the prelmnaries previously agreed
upon at Vienna
The Emperor's speech at the opening of the
French Chambers is justly regarded as one OF Louis
Nspoleons bappiest efforts. IL says much aud yet
says little, impressing the reader with a conviction
OF his Msjsstys proficiency in what Talleyrand
aptly termed the art of conceang ones thoughts
IL will be noticed that the Emperor speaks ia the
most cordial terms OF the English alliance, bot he
throws no light what just now engrosses the at
tentiOn of the whole civilized world-the results
thus far Of the deliberations Of the Conference
One OF our correspondents, who is generally well
Informed on what is passing 10 diplomatic circles,
states that the firm tone held by the Russian peni
p5tentiai had greatly embarrassed the represen.
tatives OF the other Powers. I've mean TO make
peace with you" Count 0rloff is reported to have
said, but, for the love Of God, don't attempt 70
burg that will fill the world with blood and fame
Tor the next quarter OF century" On the day after
these impressive words said have been utter-ee
both Count 0rlof and Baron Brunow we're closet
ted with the Emperor for an hour IN his cabinet at
the Tueries, aud il observed on his leaving
that the ordinarily impassive face of the Baron
wore air Of unusual anxiety.
The advent of that interesting young potentate
the King Of Algiers was expected to take place
about the Sth or 9Th of March. The Queen of Swe.
den rs 70 be his godmOther and il is stated that the
Pope will go 70 Paris to christen him-that is to
say, should no mistake occur as to the sex The
Emperor hoped that the official proclamation of
peace would take place at the same time as that of
the birth Of the imperial heir Emperors and
Kings seem TO omit in their calculations the posi-
BILE Intervention OF Providence in such matters
From the Crimea there is no new feature of inter-
est On the 29th Of February MEETING of delegates
from the belgcrent armies was held to take meas.
ures 10 carry out the armistce agreed to at the
faris Conference.
. In the meanwhile active preparations are being
made on both sides for carrying on the war
portion OF the Baltic feet has sailed from Portsmouth
and the ships are directed TO rendezvous off Moor
Island TO renew the blockade of the Russian ports
The ROHiteur publishes an imperial decree, calling
out for active service the young soldiers Of the class
OF 1855. Twelve thousand French troops were
embarking for the Urmea to replace those that had
been sent honey Y Herald