Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-01-25
FURTHER BY THE AMERICA.
1I1' Ntss CIIUNA0 NH1 V6tI"H q
in Paris.


BosToN, JAN 18th-The America has arrived at
this port via Halifax. She reports the 5th of Holy
head, at 9 80, P NJ, steamer, supposed to be the
United States mail steamer Baltic The English
files to the 5th instant contain the following addition
al news:
The RUSSIAN CRovLAp.-Lord Nord publishes an
analysis of Count NelseIrode's circular. The crcu
lar that the desire expressed by the Emperor
of the French, at public soemnty in favor of a
prompt and durable peace, was at the same time, and
still is, the dearest wish of the Emperor Alexander
Referring to the Vienna Conference the circular casts
upon the allies the blame of having then rendered
abortive. So long his enemies resolved to sub
stitute force for the spirit of Justice and Cancellation,
the Gar obliged to remain silent; but soon
as he heard that his enemies were disposed to take
up again the negotiations of peace the basis of the
FOUR points, he did hesitate to forward frank
" meet those pacific dispositions, and to seek frank
ly possible solution for the third point The Rus
sian proposition already known. The circular
cudes by saying that Russia calmly and confidently
awaits the decision of her enemies. When Austria
and the Western Powers agreed the conditions to
be sent, they were 10 communicate TO the other powers
what those terms WERE Until these terms should
have reached their destination, secrecy to be
| kept.
The Journal des Debates says:
1t is expected that the reply of Count Nesselrode
will be in conformity with the declarations contained
in his circular of December % Our correspondents
at Berlin do not expect that Count Esterhazys mis-.
iy, however, that the ambassador may defer to his
government and demand new instructions before ia
king decisive and rrevocable steps. Nothing gives
reason 10 believe that Russia abandons the grounds
upon which she has hitherto persisted in taking her
stand. We assured that she would rather incur
the risk of a third campaign than do So"
THE COUNCIL OF WAR AT PARIs-LondQn, JAM
. 5h.-The Post says " In the course of few DAYS
~ general council of is to be held at Paris al
> which England will be represented by his Roya
- Highness the Duke of Cambridge, Sir Richard
. Arey and Sir Harry Jones, together with Admra
:, Sir Edmund Lyons ard Dundas The object of tb
council is to collect, to interchange and to consde
. all possible information with respect to the war bu
it will not be in the province of the council to pal
n campaigns or to decide in the beginning of j. nuar
n what is 10 be done in April. The council havini
70 deliberated fully the important objects whic
- suggest themselves will communicate the result O
their labors TO their respective governments, who vii
2 discuss the questions which may be raised an
q. having decided they will give the necessary order
to secure the objects they may have in contempla
as tion.''
III RUssIA.-Hamburg, Jan. 4th.-The Grand Duk
ts Constantine, the head of the naval service
Russia, has issued circular to its several depar
h ments requiring that all reports shall contain til
lg naked truth defects and mismanagemens are
~ longer to be CLOSED over; officials disobeying tn
le injunction to be dismissed from the service
IS The publication of the Austrian concordat is Of
,g hibied in Russia lest it should religious disc
ne der.
by The Car has also issued decree comforting {
If peasants the right to possess landed property
ty Poland Personal serfdom is TO be repealed by al
ar nual payment Three years allowed for the ex
ro- cution of the decree.
cal The Muscovite party trying TO supersede Cor
ice schakof by Nfourayieff in the Crimea Menschikc
he is appointed Military Governor of Cronstadt
The lnvalide Russo publishes a proclamation