The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-25

made TO Russia.
Here they are
/. DAnuBiAN PRNcPAIgT,H.
Complete abolition Of the Russian protectOrate The
Danuban Principates shall receive organization
ormaoe to their wishes to their wants to their tnters
and this new organization, respecting which tho popula
on Hseh VIII be consulted shall be recognized BY ths
.msnatDg from his sovereign int native No State shall
De abe under any pretext whatever, under form Of
administration OF the Principalties: they ehe ADOPT
defnitive permanent system denanaed by their geo
graphical position ana no impeachment can BE made to
their fofuying 10 he interest Of their saety n such
manner as theV may deem advisable, their territsry
against foreign aggression.
In exchange to1 The strong places and territories
pied by the allied armies Russia TO rertiRoa
ton Of her frontier with Turkey in Earope Il would
commence in the vicinity OF Choiym follow the lise OF
TIE mountain which exe ad In southr,sterly drecton
and ;eTnnste Lake Sss,k. The hue (race) ahel b.
dtln,iveIy regulated by general treaty aua tue osa
ceded territory would return the Prncipaes
the suzerain.y of the Porte.
IT, THE DANUBE
The freedom OF the Danube ana Of its mouths ehS
efcaciously assured by European institutions, 10 which
the contracting Powers shall be equally represented
eept the particular positions of the lords of the soil o.
the banks (des reraf) which shall be regulated uPsn
the principles established by the act Of the Congress q
Vienna regards the navigation Of rivers Each tAs
contracting Powers shalt have the right to keep
two small vesels stationed at the mouths OF the river
destined to the execution Of thcreguAous ra
tive to the freedom OF the Danube
NATURALIZATION THE BLACK SEA
This shah be open to merchant vesselsciosed To
navies (mdrNeS DtitGdreS) consequently navel
military shall be maintaiued
The projections OF the commercial and maritime
of a nations shall be assured IN the respective pors oe
the Black Sea by the establishment OF Institutions
formabe TO international law and to the customs
TONED in such matters The two Powers which hold the
coast engage themselves to maintain only the number a
light vessels Of fixed force necessary for their coast
service This convention, concluded separately between
these two Powers, shall form part annex Of the
traoing parties This separate convention cannot be
taIies Of the general treaty The closing of the sa
will admit the exoepton applicable tc the station ary WOW
sells mentioned in the preceding article.
". CHRISTIAN sUBJEC1s
The immunities OF the Raysh subjects Of the Porte
shall be reigiously preserved without Infringement
the independence and dignity Of the susns
Great Britain and the Sublime Porte to assure 70 s
Christian subjects Of the Sultan their religious and po
iitica rights Russia shall be invited, when peace ia
made, to associate herself thereto.
The begerent Powers TO themselves the right
which appertans to them of producing In european in
terest special conditions and above the four
tees.
Count Harkeberg bears his pocket the Russian reply
TO the above.
You see 1t is point of .sto be or not to beas re-
CARDS peace.
The Daily Ness very aptly compares. these proposals
emanatng from Austria to the Of the Jew, whAuh
made not to cut, but to SELL
The prevailing opinion at Paris London, Vienna and
Berlin is that as soon the weather permits the
paign OF 1856 will be opened in the Baltic.
1t then becomes curious and evenimportant to ascer
tain how the Scandinavian States will The treaty o
the 2lst Of November with Sweden is defensive
is true that is presumed that secret article exists h.
Of certain eventuates. You will have received ~
the usual channel the circular of the Swedish Minister
Foreign Affairs sent with . copy Of the treaty to q
Swedish Ambassadors at foreign Courts You win An
that though Sweden that it Ia her intention
adhere to tho state of neutrality she proclaimed ct the
nmencement Of the war, the tone of the despatch Y
anything but friendly to Russia. 1t says for nstancet
Let Russia respect righs-et her to inspire
just of alarm for the maintenance of the balance
OF power in Europe-and that treaty win be Of any
prejudice to her." This Is rather cockey to say the
I asst Of it.
As regards Denmark Russian influence Is still s,ro,
here and the report is true the Danish government
has issued circular to say that she has nothing whaQ
ever to do with the treaty between Sweden and tha
Western Powers, and that she win continue reunain
neutral. How she DO if Baltic campaign taxi
place
We learn from Copenhagen, under dsts of the 9th Of
January, that the conferences the Sound
opened the 4th NJ Tengoborsky the Russian repre9
sentative took the chair The English and French
voys present The meeting adjourned without any
thing particular having been done.
letter from Berlin ofthe Sth January gives soms a
dftional information 1t says
On the 28th Of last month the Danish governmeak.
which had revously fixed the I'd Of January for the
opening OF the conferences addressed circular TO the
representatives OF the Powers interested proposing
ther delay till the 4th inst The plan that seems to b
in process Of elaboration il . repartiton
OF the amount OF the Sound dues, showing how
much each State group of States would have to
deem; among those that in the plan to b
brought under contribution the States the Zoh
veren 1t appears ~ II the Danish government had not
yet come to the perception Of the necessity of
tensive reduction II is 70 reconcile its many anita
gonsts.
The American government, which repudiates the right
claimed by Denmark TO levy Sound dues, recognizes aA
tho time the equity OF Denruarks being
for the she has been at IN buoyipg and ghtn
the SOUND and Is willing TO pay quota towards this and
fair share towards the future maintenance Of the
cessary establishment. For the first purpose the As
riean government seems to be willing to pay 900 thA
| lers, or &c, 900.
Quite the end Of the year the Sound was visited By
such mild weather that the straits open in every
direction, and no trace Of Ice visible anywhere Tho
American clipper Wogs, which has been 80 long lying
there bding her time at Last In the full persuasion
meeting British cruiser In the Bay Of Finland put
on Christmas eve. 1t certain that this vesssa
had valuable cargo chiefly Of arms, board and had
waiting long in those waters for opportunity
of bringing them in safety to the Russian The
se built In Boston, and is navgated by Dane named
Hon perfectly intimate with the Danish waters and tha
Russian coast She has been since off BornhOm.
sailing with every stitch of CANVASS strained tovard,
the Bay of Finland. Russian merch Antmsn Also with
the Russian flag flying lett Esinore the Goth of Deceu-
bcr homeward bound after lying there periu for about
two years and 1t presumed that the numerous Iussan
vessels that have been long ice and enemy bound in
the Scandinavian harbors will have proHted by the
aOrdnary mild weather prevailing there to return hos
unscathed.
letter from Copenhagen OF the ID January has the
following respecting the American clipper wolga-
Long before the return home of the fleets large and
deeply Lac three masted clipper, under the Americas
ag arrived here from Boston and achored the dee
water OF the called Rhine, outside me Trskrols
Battery. The ship called the woga and the com
mander, Capt Holm,) is native Of Copenhagen and
well acquainted with the navigation of the Baltic.
| Whether he has become naturalzed In the United
States, and thus obtained right to command vessel
papers in order, and would pass muster with tho
Lieutenant OF the Driver, who hast year keenly
| hauled the Sammy Appleton, after lanoing her re-
volvers at Baltsh port, n than say. ThG1
much, however is certain, that the wolga had besn
lying here for than month under Sery suspicious
circumstance, for the captain had always di~cat
excuse for remaining at anchor One day he wait
ing tor orders, another the wind foul a. one
time he short OF water ut another fieh prt sons
and lattery that he afraid OF the iec. v aavs
ago however, he weighed anchor during the thev ana
sailed up Ihe Baltic, and vessel arrived here from
u o.. l.u A Las l-