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FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.

InoWn for sometime 10 come, time for Russia's
Iecision having been extended 10 January I 9Th.
Berlin aad Vienna reports advi- d
,es already in those capitals, intimating that
he Gear will make no further concessions. On
he other hand, il is certain that former con-
srences are in session at 81. Petersburgh discus.
ling the proposals, and are attended BY Nes-
,elrode, Esterhazy, Zebaeh and Sommer. In.
dependence Beige published the text of the al.
led proposals. The general impression is that !,
Russia viii neither accept nor reject, but will
send Takelbest 10 Vienna with counter propo-
sals.-Latest rumors speak more fayorably Of
Denmark announces her continued
neutrality, and has no connection with the SWe.
dish alliance. .
Nothing from the Crimea. Omar Pasha re
mains at redoubt Kali, shutup by winter and
the Russians. Napoleon again threatens to 60
personally to the war. Richard Groder has
published new peace pamphlets.
st. Petersburgh, Jan. 3.-Great Council Of
War concluded, Transpired that Russian tao
tics for approaching campaign has undergone
important modification. Orders sent from
headquarters seem to indicate an in ntention TO
abandon the Crimea-a part Of the troops hav-
ing been ordered TO reinforce Monravieh, and
others to join the grand army Of the centre.
FURTHER By THE BAITro.
The frst period allowed to the Russian Cab
met for deberation on the Austrian proposition
has been extended from Jan. 9Th. as frst spe-
cited to Jan. 18th. This arises from Count Es-
terhaxy not haviSg reached St. Petersburgh SO
early as was intended.
The second period is extended in like man
ner from the Sth to the 18th Jan.
A telegraph despatch from Berlin declares
that Count Nesselrode ha0 privately declared to
Baron Zebach, the Saxon Envoy, that in his
opinion, Russia had made in her ecaration Of
Dec. 22d, the furtherest concession she can
make. At the same time it is understood that
Russia consents 10 negotiate, and offers iD her
terms plausible propositions as a basis OF nego~
Citations for peace.
The London Morning Chronicle says that
the Russian reply will be sent to Vienna direct,
and not be handed to Count Esterhazy. The
return reply Of Austria will be sent to Count
Nesserode. This mode Of transmission will
create at least a months delay in the negotia-
tOr.
According to the correspondence Of the
London Times the acceptance or rejection by
Russia Of the Austrian propositions depends a
great deal, if not entirely on Prusia. 1t is
the knowledge Of this fact which rises or dc.
presses the expectations Of the Austrian pub.
:. According TO the tenor OF the intelligence
: from Berlin, meanwhile it is known that the
n instructions to the Persian minister at st. Pc
! tersburgh were 10 give the most concilitory
counsels to Count Nesselrode, and it is more
: over affirmed that the King Of Prussia has ad
y dressed an autograph to the Emperor Alexan
der to the same effect.
q Correspondence says that France and En-
gland are talking in very high tone with Pru
10 sia, and threaten to extend the blockade TO he
a pOrts-hence King Fredrick's recommendation
/. to the Gar to come to terms.
r. Count Odonnell, the Bmperor's Aid de Camp
is commissioned to visit several of the German
Conrts, to pave the way for this object.
e Vienna despatch adds that very favorabl
= hopes are entertained as regards an understand
ing between Prussia and Austria respecting
- the mode Of treating the peace question, bot
y at St. Petersburgh and at the Frankfort DieI
10 but little Weights to be attached TO this vagu
r surmise'
Y The correspondence of the Emancipation
If Beige maintains firmly that on the rejection
of the Austrina ultimatum. Austria will tax
the field. II is needless 10 say that this state
+ ment must be likewise taken is a mer
guess .....
n Mercantile letters from St. Petersburgh reacl
of TO the first Of January, and do not harmonic
-, with the subsequent reports Of the failure (
negotiations.
IN The arrival Of Baron Zebach, which ha
n taken place two days previously, had been 70
ri. lowed by considerable speculation in fund
by members OF the court who might be SUI
posed to have caught glimpse Of peac
ee nevertheless the fear of an attack on the car
cd tai restrained the more cautious from ventu
81. ing largely on it,
lal The Danish Government has sent a circul
to the different States Of Europe. In this ci
cuar the Danish Government renews the d.
''n caration Of neutrality.
)r- Denmark persists in maintaining the positiC
Of neutral power. and admits no engagement
nod on its side, in relation to the treaty conclud
49,. Nov. 2lst between Sweden and the Weste
- Powers.
the st. Petersburgh dispatch Of the 9th say
md Omar Pasha has fallen back of Redoubt Del
ose His troops suffer much from the inclemeucy
ot the season. The Russian detachments b
" rass his rear. ConstanIinople letters Of D
aSth. say the Russians have intercepted
to communications with Kutais, Suchum, X
an and with the coast and has applied to the A
=, n lies for assistance.
- The Emperor Napoleon has again taken
n'y idea of assuming the actual command Of the
my, and reports say he has stated to Gen. b
the qutt that he should accompany him to Finla
ing in the spring, Rumor goes further, and So
,rs the government win be administered in bis
:. -, sence by Commission composed of Mars
'he Mapran, Valiant. Canrobert, Prince Napole
OF and Count Waeski. The British Governm
, in is much oppr sed to these intentions.
Iis. Berlin. Friday Eve, Jan. 1lth, The Prus
~ Ministry is getting exceedingly nervous ab
lPle threaianAd general blockade of the Baltic