Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-31
Foreign News by the Baltic.

sorbng topic aud rumors Of all sorts are flying,
but nothing can be known for sometime to come,
for Russia's decision has been extended to Jan
9Th. Nevertheless Berlin and Vienna report
advices already in those capitals intimating no
further concessions on the other hand it is GER
tain, formal conferences are in session at 81
Petersburgh, discussing the proposals, and are
attended by Nesselr0de, Esterhazy, SeebHch ana
Sommer, The Independence Beige Published
the text Of the Allied proposals. The general
supposition IS that Russia will neither accept or
reject, bat will send Count Stakelbout TO Vienna,
with counter proposals.
Later rumors speak more favorab!y Of pros
pects Denmark announces lIor continued neu
trality and has no connection with the Swedish
alliance.
Nothing from the Crimea. Omar Pacha re-
mains at Redoubt Kae shut up by winter and
Russians. Napoleon again threatens to go per
sonally to the war. Richard Goraen has pub
lshed new peace pamphlets.
News had been received from st. Pctersburgh
to the Sd inst.
Russian tactics for approaching campaign
has undergone important notifications
Orders, sent from head quarters, seem TO ia
dictate an intention 10 abandon he Crimea \
part of the troops have been red to reinforce
Mouravietf and others, to join grand army Of the
centre.
Kea,8th--Our waters are still open and trade
between the lower Baltic ports and those OF
Russia is carried on with great activity.
An American ship had arrived Mt Wernelt,
and was loading with hemp and yarn.
The london Post has direct aGvicos from Per
STA which do no: confirm the statement OF the
capture of Hcrat by the Persians.
1t is believed, in Wa!ljngford quarters, that
some definite intelligence from Vienna would
probably reach the Government on Monday.
The decrease in Bank Of England bullion is
upwards of E2S 303. The decrease Of bullion
~, nh Z f,,r4 ha X
The first period allowed to the Russian Cab
met for Ieliheration on the Austrian PROPOSE
tons has been extended from Jan. 9TH, IS first
specified to Jan 8th. The sccoud period is
extended III like manner from the 3.h to the 18th
Of Jan.
Ncsselrode las privately declared 10 Baron Ie-
bach, the Saxon Envoy, that IN his opinion Rus
STA had made in her declaration of Dec. 22d the
furthest concession S. can make.
AT the same time it is understood that Rus
STA consents TO negotiate, and offers in her terms
plausible propositions IS 4 basis Of negotiations
of peace.
The London Morniag Chrosicle says that the
Russian reply will be sent to Vienna direct and
not TO be handed to Count Nesscrole
This mode of transmission will create at least
a months delay in the negotiations,
According to the correspondence of the Lon
don TmCS the acceptance or rejection by Rus
Sl; Oh tlG AuStIilH MONS Ncit-NlS great
deal if not entirely on Prussia. Meanwhile il
As known that the instructions to the prussian
Minister at st. Hctersburgh were to give the
most conciIiatory couIlscis to Count Nessclrode
and it is moreover affirmed that the King of
Prussia has addressed an autograh to tie En-
peror Alexander to the same effect.
Correspondence says that France and Eng
land are taking alvey high tone with Prussia,
and threaten to extend the blockade to her ports.
Hence King Frederick 5 recommendation 10 tbs
Car 10 cJme TO terms.
Berlin correspondence continues 20 intimate
that there is no doubt Austria has really deter
mined the Gernania Diet 10 make a manifesto
tod on the Eastern question. Count Odnel.
the Emperor Addict Camp, is commissioned to
visit several Of the German Courts to pave the
way for this object
Vienna dispatch adds very Favorable homes
are entertained as regards hn understanding
between Prussia and Austria, respecting the
mode of treating the peace question, both at ST.
Petersburgh and Mt the Frankfort Diet, but
little weight Is to be attached to this vague sur
misc.
Mercantile letters from St PeterAbur, reach
to the lst OF January, and 60 not harn4onizc
with tho subsequent reports Of the failure Of
negotiations
The Danish Government has sent q circnar
to the different States of Europe in whibh the
Danish Government rencwS the declaration Of
neutrality. Denmark persists in maintaining
the position of a neutral power, and admits no
engagements on its side relative to the treaty
concluded Nov. 2ist, between Sweden and the
Western Powers
ST. PeterSburgh dispatch of the 3ih SAYS
Omar Pasha has fallen back on reloubt Dic
Ills troops suffered much from the bad weather
The Russian detachmcnt3 harrass his rear.
Constanunopie letters of Dec 2Sth say the Rus
slams have intercepted his communications with
kutars Snchumkale, and Wilh the coast and