The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-10


themselvss nttasd 10 The whole q any part OF tho
reward in question: must prefer thsr claims within
s1ch time, aiter tho expiration OF which no claim
win be entertained.
raz WAY LATEST.
We are indsstsu - Captain yudkns Of tho Persa for
the following sslegraphAs dsspasA from London to Liver
pool on Saturday morning, 18th un:-
The Daily Necs In leading article sayss" We learn
on authority which renders 1t impossible doub: the
correctness OF the statement that preliminary treaty Of
peace viii be agnsdprobsbly before russdsy-certainly
before the meeting Of Parliament"
An arnistiee Will be concluded Immediately after the
signature Of the preliminary treaty. for limited PERIOD
and negotiations, with Wow 6nal comprehensive
treaty viii b commenced immediately We given to
undersnd that 1t La the dissemination Of tbs Allied Pow.
ers TO exercise to the u extent the right reserved to
them BY the hth article Of tins Austrian proposals. to
bring forward additional spulaons the general in
tercsts Of Europe
The xomsSr Of Friday gives an account Of the ban.
quet which followed the presentation of the Queens
hopors to the French officers the Esd Lady Cowley
sat on Primes Napoeon's right and Lord Cowley oppo-
site to him Tho Prince proposed the Queens health
and, in doing Co. said:--
II, devoted, to the most Just of causes, We
needed any announcement or recompenss, we should
gust sovereign and the gratitude Of great nation
ally. Let US drink in toe name Of he army, to the
Queen Of II gland.
Lord Cowsy proposed sentiment In favor OF the early
conclusion of peace and that the negotiations might
give to the Allies and particularly to the English people,
the satisfaction of seeing the evils Of war brought 70
speedy close.
The Aonstor says that this fss will cement the al-
of France and England which reposes the future
peace Of the whole oivilised world.
PARn, Friday. JAN q, 1863.
It is asserted that the French government had pro-
posed London the seat Of the Conferences but
tho English Cabinet prefer they should be held Paris
and that Russia has selected Baron Brunow peni
potentry having first ascerained that the selection
met with objection the part of France and England
BERLIN, Jan "a, 1856.
II has been determined at council at which the King
presided, that Prussia will make NO very open demon
straton Of her wish TO L admitted the conferences
1t expected here that the conference will re-
solve into general congress- to which course Prussia
would be summoned
Diplomatic relations between the representatives of
Russia and those of the Western Powers have been par
TALLY resumed. On their last meeting in public, the
Bare de Budberg and Lord Bloomfield were converse
ton for considerable time.
The of the Russian acceptance has been received
very ooldy in Sweden. The national feeling there is
greatly disappointed 1t tho prospects of peace.
We learn from Copenhagen that q similar dssatsfac
,ion Is manifested by the ultra national party Of DEN
mark.
THE BRITISH DIFFERENCES WITH PERSIA.
CoNsrANrISoPIB, Jan. IA, 1856.
Thefoowipg is the text Of the utmatum addressed to
the Court of Persia by Mr.. Murray
The ahAu restore to liberty the Princess
wife OF Mira.
That it shall acknowledge Miz. as Consul for the
Queen Of England.
g. That the Prime Minister of the schah shall proceed
to the residence Of the English embassy offer apo
logy and withdra " bis offensive note.
Mr. Murray, In spite Of resistance. has left an
agent at TeheIsn and has threatened to support him by
English feet in the Persian Cult.
THE oRrMEA.
Especial correspondence Of the London Newsl
CAMP SRRAsToP0L, Jan. IL, 1856.
The monotony Of camp lie in the Crimsa not been
broken by any event worthy record When tho last
mail left, the 9th inst the snow, which covered the
ground in places upwards of foot In DEPTH was
melting rapidly. Now the has wholly disappeared
On the open ground largo green patches Of
scattered and many the CARRIER dubious plants are
shooting up Should the wind to the north wards
the scene viii be wholly changed In a few hours The
roads are unavoidably n bad condition. The traffic
upon them Is Immense and constant.
N rns curly part Of the week the detruction Of the
remaining portions Of the Kara benaia 10 charge Of the
English engineers effected Part of the great basins
still remain to be destroyed. The Russians have main
tanned their fire from the north side few casualties
have occurred among the engaged In fetching
from the ruins Of the town.
1t is stated that in addition to Austria and Prussia the
proposals for peace also strongly supported BY Ho
land at the Court Of St. Petersburg. Much doubt
been thrown the exse of the alleged Russian cir
aulac uto ofotio
sails of peace accepted by the Car.
ACCIDENT TO THE STE AMsHIP ARAao.
PLYMOUTH, Friday Evening" Jan. %, 1855.
This morning at II O'Clock the pilot boat Fedora spoke
OF Plymouth the steamship Arago from New York for
Southampton, with cutwator knocked away, and bows
damsged-supposed TO have been in contact.
She subsequently reached Southampton at midnight
on the Goth, and the report says, Gan veal"
LONDON, Saturday Morning. Jan. 26, 1856.
We have reason to believe that according to the prece
dents of 1814-16, when Lora Casereagh who then
Foreign Secretary assisted at the negotiations at Vienna
and Paris Lord Clarendon will represent Great Britain
at the conferences which will probably be held AZ Frank
fort after preimnaries Of peace sighed Baron Bran
non and Count 0ron will it is said, appear the partof
Russia.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The London Neus city article, dated Friday evening,
jan Is, says:-
The Ids to-day have experienced an unfavorable re-
action of per cent. After m srked rise as that
lately witnessed partial relapse is not surprising. The
chief depressing influence however appears to rest with
the continued sales account. The Bank
England having made large advances to sells
stock for the latter and thus back the issued
in payment of the dividend. Owing to the demand for
money against these sales and to eet todays anal in
stalneot the Turkish loan, the money market
in the Stock Exchange rather stringent,
and lenders could easily obtain six per cent upon
government securities Out Of doors, however, there
tightness. 1t presumed that httle any, Of
the gold the Champion of the Seas viii be retained
here. The coin and bullion and the of notes in
the returns Of the Bank Of England show in each
small increase. The addition TO the treasury deposits
is explained by the increase in the government securities
held by the bank Tho directors have evidently made