The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-10
The Peace Conferences.
correspondence OF London Post. |

PANS, Feb 20, 1866.
The conscience in pacific results Is certainly not de-
ciced in Paris immediately after the nominal
acctptatjon by Russia OF the Austrian ultinatum In
diplomatic circles every anticipates difficulties of
apo aud Franco begins to be understood believe it
will result that Austria has not fully Represented to Rus
tiA s the demsnds which England France, Turkey and
Ssre ns ccnder it necessary to impose An over-snxe
ty to bring about has induced the diplomacy Of
Vienna play tricks but these not the Gays for
cludpg treaties independent OF public opinion In France
and Engand 1t suit the interests OF German Courts
to forget the sacrifices which the allies have been com
PEELED to make on account Of the ambition of Russian
Gar but such losses will not be overlooked by France
and England must continue to caution your readers
against too confident hope in peace. All depends on
Russia. According to what little get from St.
Petersburg and ODESSA peace Ia believed in but German
Russian dplomatsts shake their head and conhne
We expect the congress TO open on Monday next but
that depeLde the arrival Of the Turkish ENJOYS which
is doubtful at least early enough for beginning
have arrived amusing themselves in the SALONS of
Paris. All the PienipotenHaiies who have already
given by Count walevsk The honorable Minister pro-
poses glvrg Saturday evening next in honor OF the
opening OF the Peace Conferences, fixed Tor that day.
grand vocal and instrumental concert to which the ee
CT the hdn monde are invited.
The Emperor yesterday received the Count de Buo-
niskrs of their respective courts and Baron Brunnow
who introduced by the Grand Aaser of the Ceremo
monies Count Waewski was present on the oc sason.
FEMALE DIPLOMATS OF RUSSIA IN PARIS.
[Cone spondence of London Eews.]
PARIS Feb. 20, 1885,
There are certain Russian ladies now in Paris with
gard whose movements the telegraph has been SILENT
but who 1t Ia right you should know actively pre-
pairing the coming diplomatic campaign any the
recognised plepipotenares whose arrival the
Of action the press has been careful to chronicle
Deed believe may say that at the present moment
ntgues Of theseaes occupy uncomfortable share
the attention Of the French government
First the list the notorious Princess Lieven
Next in importance Is The Baroness de Seebsch daugh
ter Of Count Nesselrsde This lady has political
correspondent at St. Petersburg Madame zogrs whoss
mst designation was Princess Soutzo the wife Of the
unt their immediate orders the owing highly efficient
and very experienced staff of feminine intriguers viz
Madame Ksle,gi niecs Of Nsssslrooe
iessing large property ut ODESSA.
Madame Meyehdorf the wife of the Russian Envoy at
Berlin.
The Prr cess Ypsiiante Greek fanarot, under Rus.
sian eccn and ladies Of the Obreskof family
OF whom is married TO French count and the other
/ attache at st. Petersburg.
However high sounding the above names may appear,
can assure you that come Of them have long been
,be police list Of Rusian spies Paris The present
busness Of these ladies il to compare notes OF ali the
Information they can pick up in the many political
ooI 70 which they have access and to endeavor to
certain how far the Emperor Napoleon really means
stsnd fast by the conditions which 1t presumed Eng
tsnd VIII insist upcn and what objections Brunow and
Orloh may venture 10 make in the conferences without
TIE FISK o. breaking OIL the negotiation far ct least
| as France is concerned.
Woman's Rights Agitation In Dnglanti. j..
The following proof OF petition to both Houses OF
Parliament, for which the signatures OF women are re
| que sted -
To TEE HoNoRlmx TIE Housx Commons, IN PARLIAMENT
AssRHBIED PETITION UNDERSIGNED WOMEN Oh
GREAT BRITAIN, MARRIED AND SsGLE--
Humbly sheweth--Thst the manifold evils oocasioned
by the present law by which the property and earnings
OF the wife thrown into the absolute power OF me
husband, become esiy more apparent That the saasn
ipgs thereupon ensuing extend all classes OF society
IL ight have teen deemed for the middle aad
upper raIh comparatively theoretical question, bal
IL no longer, since married women ot education arr