The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-02-13

{ "H~- NS"s"h touSu 14Otc news tnall ttte htl
/ sgraph accorded to as. and which ws give
below. The opening paragraph. relative
10 Il peace question. is much more dis
tlnct than that given by telegraph. ..,.iF
THE PEACE QUESTION. 3sEtsl8
The grand news Of the week is that Rus.
STA agrees to negotiate on the basis Of the
terms proposed by the allies.
The actual circumstances we're that when
Count Esterhasy handed to Count NssseI-
rode at ST. Petersburgh. the Austrian note
OF December "a. he said that be was moi
authorized to enter into discussion, but il
tn" note was not accepted uncondilionallv
before January i8th.. he and all the Aus.
trian embassy must leave 81. Petersburgh i.
TO preventthis. Count Nessklrode comnu.
nicated with Vienna direct. and on Jsnusry
iith, Prince GortshakOff produced,as mem.
orandam expressing q gene raj inclination
on the past Of Russia to ne gotiaie. but spro-
posed certain alterations in the programme.
Count Buol formerly received the docu-
ment next day, Friday the I2tb. but,
inasmuch as it did not contain an accep-
tance. pure and simple, ofthe propositions.
Austria could make no reply without the
concurrence of France and England. . 81.
The Ambassadors of these powers accur-
dinghy sent to Paris and London and recei-
we'd for reply. that the Western Powers had
no motive to give up decision which had
already been car fully considered. 1t was
further declared that il, by January I8th,
Russia did not accept the utimatum, Count
Esterhazy and the Austrian Legation wo'd
ietve st. Petersburgh, and Austria would
Immediately seek to obtain the armed coop
Grafton of the Germanic Diet against Russia
During the week that elapsed between Rus
sia's first and second reply, Intense appre-
hension existed in Vienna, although with
out sufficient ceuse, for the Austrian Cabi
net had taken the precaution to notify tho
Western powers that notwithstanding the
rupture Of diplomatic relations, Austria wo'd
not be in position to commence hostiiities
this year. On the 10Th, all appr, tensions
were set at rest by the ann ouncement above
stated, that Russia agrees to negotiate on
the basis Of the terms proposed. va t34'
O. ! E.if sAF1FssS -
Pasklewich has bequeahed his dying in
junction to the E nperor to make peace -
He would never have given this advice to
Nicholas. whose battles lie had fought, but
to the young Emperor. who had no hand
in raising the war, he urged the policy Of
peace. 'ts s.a q f' ''s.'' '' EiH@hf1' a
Sweden continues her warlike prepara.
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THE WAR. N"i ae'a '@a
The Allies Council Of war continues its
sitting at Paris. Two com missions, one FOR
the army and one for tie navy, are appoiint-
cd to prepare report. Admiral LYONS
and General Conrobert are the members II, for !,
the army and Admiral Duadas and General
Neil for the navy. There had baen . a dis.. y
cussion relating 10 lie Withdrawal Of lie
allied force in he Crimea. retaining ii J. only only
Eupatoria, and Balaklaya. and
making campaign up the horii rivers e of ia
provinces Of Russia. The Adm. L.
rails opposed the plan inasuuch as it would
take six moaths TO remove The material of
the last campaign from the Crimea. no wv
The Invalide KusSse publishes a dispatch
fro,A Prince Gortchakoff. saving that nar. -
ty ofFrench, wearing white cloaks to pre.
vent their being seen ia the snow, advsp.
ced by night and surprised Baliar ahayyoo..3I
netted the outposts and retlreated when ~ tba
Russian reserves came ap, ey.sfl ~ -. Nm
CoustantinopDe intelligeuees under date of1
the 7th inst reports fonya v;atF a,,,v.n ~ j,
in Asia. His advanced p,osts . Ar, are III svi,b;n III
three hours march of Erzeroum Pie
of the Turkish armyeinaIneritia,
isdefuitely abandoned, id order to- cover,
Erzerouu. Omar Pacha's tfoobs have ~
gun r,a, 10 arrive n at Trobiizonde The Egvnt.
ian CONTINGENT had alraadv amha,Ead les 4,
that place. Omar paeha has, tendered !. b;s
but the Sultan refused % asL
cept il. .'iiak e}sla psa ga] laGtsaH gA
Omar Pacba vas III ,,;s,raca - f,o,sfan II
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