Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-22
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The Canada encountered = continuation of ,,-t.rlv
gSlc- during the whole passage but met With no m un,s
ual iuihe season.
ruK PEAcK NEGOTIATIONS.
Russia Il said 10 have made IL condition pr,yious To
her acceptance Of the propositions offered % her that no
naturalization shall b. demanded and ce-.ou OF terri.
toy he exae,ed except that ir which
being conceded she agrees fortiy the Aand Isles
IL is reported that Austria will forth in propose To tho
Gcmanic Diet adhere peace prcninsries In or.
der that the representatives Of Germany may be admit
tn the approaching conferences
The Halifax di.n,tch containing the mai, facts !, 4; M,
necessary here 10 civ, IN. al t, ruo. . ~
how Russia selected P,r as Nh, MAC, tor IN. opf.r
10 slight Au.t,,.. bo, the Au.,r.n c,h,,., 4. ogIi
thc,esith hos SArdina feels Jealous OF Austrian prepon
.rnnc,. hou Russia intends Mt I'm, last u,o,,nt a., i,,
IN ,h, name of IN, of Eur,n .nd H.
nnce with article five That EnyI,nd .b,u H. c,.liI =
foy Hcigoland and to restrict her shin. Of war .h
B,iuc q, tIa.. re,vir,,J To- ,,,l.. ,,,.,. .'
Jpnraal de-, Leb, hint. a, ,,nchn t,r,p o's Vne
Icon cains ~ chief by the r.,tv os T.
do sole right conclude AN arm.ce (evienty l,I..I
how Holland aud other neutral newer. Jen.nJ - ~
the Confer aud how Russian pr.paratus tr war
tinu, a. actiy, "a those of the Ali.s " WV
Iron coated floating batteries. similar To tho.. nj th,
Allied Power. being constructed by the Russians for
the defence OF CronstadI military students arr. invited
enter the Army OF Russia a. officers Abundant pt.p.
OF paper money on Stat. security being pryied
for forced loan of 90 900 silver roubl., i innossJ
on FINLAND for IL, defence Franco and Enyl,m ia ma,
sliken il, their preparations for the continuance of the
war.
The C;risre Hiiiana gives the following as the text of
the plan for the reorganization of the Prncpa,ic. prsen
tel by Lord Stn,,f,rJ "a III. Port.
AnrrcLr l. Both Principaldes to be united. and To
AIR. =. A hereditary Prinsc 10 be elected.
ART g. The Prince shall he a native.
Aur I. Annual tribute TO be paid TO the Port. IN,
amount to be fixed after the Princes election
ARr. .. representative Government with two Cham,
bers To be established
AR !. An adequate national army To D.. formed
Arr \ ne iut of To-.
aiiirs nf the country q be abolished
Both France aud Turkey object 70 articles five
GREAT BRITAIN
The opinions OF the Press respecting the Queens Speech
vary.
THE London Times Lord Palmerstons present organ of
The Diily Ncs SAYS the speech wa. short and nigh,
have been shorter.
The Morning. Herald calls 1t cvnsive aud
indecently brief
The uOr"in9 Po", dd"erter, aud Chronicle praise
Tte opinion in regard to- it Change was not iavo,.
abb, an COnSol- rcc,hri II having been expected would
have spoken more definitely of Peace or War
The Prntrciinnist opposition under Lord Derby in the
Lords and Dlsraeli in the Commons, are pr..ptrrd 10
play bold game for oe', aud It's thought they reg,r
ding the dissolution of Parliament during the p.sau,
sion a. inevitable, will get up appop,te raving
cry 10 appeal TO the country in the elections
II /. rumore that Sir George Grey will soon resign th,
Home office in favor Attorney GENERAL ,l.
chat Chief Justice Jcrvs will lie made lite peer and D,
succeeded On the bench by Sr Frederick Thcsig,r
Ia" question ut creating Lords for life, without hrr,d
'lsllN. mas maze cnit-iIcrIDlr
nobility and the subject i to bv discussed in the House
OF LIri1 fh' ci-c at BIrUa W.nley. l,e the prece.
dert referred Ia.
''irce has been given ut Manchester To John BRIGHT
and Miner Gibson.
Mr inyarj had delivered address his constituents
at Ay'esbury on the war
Democratic meeting was held in London TO protest
against the proposed peace Inconsistent with the dignity
OF the cJuntfy. The meeting chiefly supported by
the sympaihi4ers OF Mazzimi and Ko-suth.
rus 9uEEN's SPEECH.
The following is Queen NICroRIAs address on the open.
Ing OF Parliament jan. 81
NJ Loans AMI GENrLENEN: Since the close OF the last
session OF f'rhm'n the arms OF the Allies have achiev
Ell 'snu "I ""pn,ti1t success SehIstopOl the gtcat
stronghold oi Russia in the Black Sea has Welded 10 the
persevernS conancy and to the daring bravery of the
Allied forces
The naval and Military preparations for the ensuing
year have neccsl lily occupied my serious attention. but
while detcrnhci To omit no effort which could give vi
gor to the operations OF the war; have deemed my duty
not tn decline ovcriures which might reasonable af
lord prospect oi sale and honorable peace. Accor-
dinghy when the Emperor ot Austria lately offered my
sen anu u my august ally the Emperor oi the French
." employ TINS good Offices with the Emperor Of Russia
with view TO radeavor to bring about amicablc al.
Jn'n'' OF 'he mater at issue bet"een the contcstins
powers IN concert with my Allies, agreed accept the
Ter thus made and have the satisfaction inform YOU
,h't certain conditions nave been agreed upon, which
nope may prove the foundation OF general treaty Of
Peace' Ntsoua"on- Tor such treaty will shortly be
opened at Pans In conducting these negotiations
s Toe cAreiu mol to lose sight of the objects for which
the war "a undertaken and shal deem it right in no
uk.v " 'uAA III! naval anu ,mt'ry preparations. until
a,1'SoTE treaty oil peace shall have been concluded.
AuhoHSh the war IN which am engaged brought Oh
n' events IN inc south OF Europe my attention has
o'cn "''.'"" V inc state oil things IN the North aud
~ V%yH'Suom W.T." inc Emperor oil the French, have
o"hc'ieH WIN Tue Ming oil sweden and Norway treaty
containing ue,en'''e engagements applicable 10 his dOmn
IONS ana tending to tne preservation o:thc balance OF
power ia ',a' part OF Europe
haVca@ concluded treaty Of friendship, commerce
and navigation with the Republic of Chill
'e give" u're'uohs That these treaties shall be laid
before you'
"1'"ehen OF the House OF Commons; The estimates
''' .,'c enIu sS year WI" DE- 'nu before you.
10" WI" ""' 'h'i' faieu III such manner "a to pro-
@ 'o' VIC eAsv'o,cS o' war, II peace should uniofu-
navy "o' pe Vp'C'u"Sd'
Wy L"IuS anu Gentlemen lis gratifying to me To OBJ
eer'' mat tanning me war ana the burdens and
s''''' "n'n II mas uhnHoidaoy imposed upon my pco.
P',,' ''e ''SouIV'S VI my hnhre remain unimpared
10y WIN 20 lIc'ce on t,c manly spirit and enlightened
Pao'' OF NY oFa' SUBJECTS Tor conI'aunnce ct that
ruPpor' "n'c" t'y nave 50 hopy Afforded me- and they
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