The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-16

The full exsen, the right reserved 10 them
by the fifth article OF the Austrian pro-
nsxals TO bring forward additional Gipu-
ia,jon, TO the generai interest of Europe.
Dr,pa,ches from Berlin state that the
peace proposals were strongly supported
=, S.. Petersburg by Hoilrnd.
TIE posts Paris correspondent writes
on THURSDAY evening, iaa; the V,eana
journals confirm The news from St. Pc
;er.bury. that orders bad tesn sen, 10 the
Crime, TO suspend hos;ilitie..
The Posfs Par,s correspondent, say.
ina; i. all probability Paris nill b. fixed
upon for the Congress. a. the Emperor
woals be 20 near al hand and Lord Pal
ner..on could attend prso1aly, thu,
creating confidence IN France and Eng
land.
PANS. FnrpAY.-lt il asserted that
the French government, have proposed
London a. the seat Of cssierences, but
that the English cabine, prefer they should
Be held At Paris. and that Russia has eel
ec,ej Burnaw as heT Plenipo;entiary,
taring frs, learned ire selection on the
part Of France and England.
IrALr.-The Globe says tha. Pa,lia-
ment will be opened by her Majesty in
person. The address. in tbs House Of
Lords will be moved BY Earl Of Gsssford !,
and seconded by the Ear OF Arlington.
Conferences have been held q, Cor.
s.an,inople to adjust the frs, an1 fourth
points relating TO the municipalities.
The firing continues Oh both sidss a,
ssba=,opol. Tt. allie, had blown up two
Of the locks.
The Russians had taken up winter
quarters =. Sinpheropol, and Cocochi-
sersi a, Kinbarn. They had thirty lhq1.
sand men between pelrossa aad Or.ha-
koH, and fears were entertained OF an At.
tack on the fortress. The garrison had
been reinforced. The fo,ilia was frozen
in, b. wo=.e aid in Tue dsfs~--
uepey.l Vivian: Ie..:iia3z 70 0t .i;ac.ed
a, Keftca, h.s called for officers Of in
f.utry and artillery from Conststnspe.
Tie Globe, the Palmerston organ. Of
jan. 25, announce. in leading article
that he warlike preparations OF the Brit!
ISL Gors-nnea, are proceeding as II no
pacific i1.lnanoa had been received
Within the las. few hour. requis:iion
kas been sen, for transport accommoda-
ton lor 1000 horses, or nearly SO tons
Of shipping.
Lord Pa.meIs:on, while meeting cor
daily the advances Of peace, Will care
fully provide for ths possibility OF fall
urs in diplomacy.
Pie cauouade from tie North io.t con-
t;a1ed uninterrupted. |, 10 remarked
ia, recently the Russians have fred
large saells into Sebas.opol, whereas they
formerly threw only bombs; ard hencs
j, j, inferred they have received tr.sh
snrrles o. material. The Are IL The city
doss 10, ID much damage, bat Wa. d.
rec,et with . ssgsc!.g that shows they
have accurate information OF all the
movements Of the aIliei camp.
All the officers OF tie artillery Of the
Az glo- Turkish contingent are ordered to
quit Cons,sntinopls and JOIN their esrPs
G, ReEt.h.
TIE Tines Correspondent. writes thu.
pirate letters from S.. peteTstsrgh, dated
the l7.h list. states TIA. the Car has de-
ciied form ely Ia, the Austrian PROPOSE
tiocs we're % be the basis OF Interior pacific
negotiations, aat for ,ae pre.ea; may be
c0aaarred i. ;hs pre.inIusries OF peace
anoas,he diplomatic body and the court.
Peace wa. regarded IS inevitable, ard un-
conditional acceptance Ct the PRO os,isns
a.4 produced considerable sensation in
TIA. capital.
W..h the exception Of the officials, this
sad3. rsIsra to pacific IDEAS was gensr.
ally badly received 10, only by the old
Mu.coyi,e party. bu, also BY the mass Of
tie people.