Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-12
HE Glars ACCEPTANCE oF THE FRoro-
SITIONS


Tire Paris Constitutional publishes letter IRON -
FuteTshGrsh .hearin, dl;c! m lii'. A'n 'f"t"'"p"'-"
s'trr- ;akr -j..t ':uy- !" re'.r. f"'S' aha '''a w "
published in seven. it il scarcely likely TO 5cschu.he
iluw.ve; il saws that no member of the Russian lh'
oer;al family. no: onenf the ministers. no: even I"""'
Ness'rcde. an;ic patel tbs Cars pacific reply.
Alexander seem. TO have consulted no one Ou' Nv"
self. Having decided on his course oil acton "'''"
the Uuder Secretary Tor Foreign hha'rs "" "'
% the Austrian pIeni?otcn'isry, and cent 'ho -"
Dpke Nicholas 10 inform his brother Constantine "
h ,d.cisiou. Theinpressiun produced on the popa'a'
,;o, ,f m. co,i,al seems to be, among the Lowell
'.l,s.es ;nrreaul,,v ia to lis truth, and III the hlghei
nnks, nrofound a~stoni-hment, with some expressions
Of discontent. In,
.ssn nubGshcd Oil ninliy at 81. Pctershnrsh. The all
,onnren,n, stated that the chief condition is the neu
radiation OF the Black Sea, to be secured oy u Treat!
eo.wa"r R"sai" mi Turkey, Russia being ready t.
disoass the other points.
se....a .n ..p.nntiic circles that Austria con
>,l,rs the wording OF the propositions. entities Nus
liz 10 maintain all existing tUrlressss on the biach
sea. Further, it is rumorcd that the allies intend Ia
maintain an army of occupation IN turkey. uiI the
reforms in favor uf Christians are hrniiy ss'aoNsheu.
This proposal is extremely d'siastelul 10 turkey all"
Russia, and Austria proposes 10 maintain ntr army
~ INV Doiootef
and EnglieI orcupy Turkey. ,
Count Orloff and Barun de Brunow, are spoken OF
q. the Russian plenipoten,laries to The approaching
Congress. The ~diplumatists represent, respectively,
the German and Russian parties OF Russian politics.
No place of meeting has yet been decided on
rBy Telegraph to tho London Telegraph
BERLIN, January 70.
NJ. do Budberg has this day received circular
from Count Nesselrode, by which the Chancellor
makes known to the representatives OF Russia In To-
l. ~, ~ ksA I'm. .rsnfin m
tons of Austria, and gives IN oppose of the in'en-
tions of the Russian government III reference to the
future negotiations.
The circular OF the Russian government, declares
that Russia has made concessions with a view to the
re.e.tablishment oil peace, out of Difference to the rep.
resenta,ions of friendly Powers, but not at all be-
cause the interest of Russia calls for the conclusion
of that peace.
ENGLAND AND THE PEACE PRELIMINA.
RES.
The Vienna correspondent OF the Times states that
in that capital the most strenuous efforts are making
20 induce England not to insist on the disarlnins Of
the Russian ~for,ressss on the eastern shores Of the
Black sea.
Great complaints arc MADE Of the inoonceivable
obs;inacy of Sir Hamilton Seymour in this matter
L. Is feared that the British government will not con
sent to sigu the preiiminaries of peace until a perfect
IL clear Interpretation has been given to the fifth pro-
position.
The Daily News, in a leading article, says: "We
learn, on authority which renders II lmpossihie ior US
to douh, the correctness Of the statement, that a pre-.
liminsry treaty Of peace will be signed probably be-
tire Tuesday-certainly before the meeting OF Pariia'
ment.
IAN armistice will be concluded Immediately after
the signature oil this preliminary treaty for a limited
period, aud negotiations with Il view to a final com
trehensive treaty will be commenced immediately.
ave are given IL understand that II Is the dsterml-
nation of the Allied Powers TO exercise to tho full ex-
teu, of the right reserved 10 them by the fifth article
of the Austrian proposals, 10 bring forward addltiona!
stipulations to the general interests OF Europe"
LospoS, Saturday morning.-We have reason to
believe that, according TO the prscedents Of lSli-l5,
when Lord Castlereagh, who Yves then Foreign Seq
Rotary, assisted at the negotiations of Vienna anc
Paris, Lord Clarendon will reprcscu; Great Britain al
tho conferences which will probably be- held at Frank.
fort, after preliminarios OF peace are signed. Baron
Brunnon aud Count Orlof will, i, is said, appear Oh
the part Of Russia.