The daily union., 1856-01-15


easus has been crowned with complete success Oh The
10th (28h instant the fortress Of kars surrendered
General Mourave commanded -in-chef Of the forces de-
tached 10 the Caucasus.
The whole OF the garrison are prisoners in hands
hushir Fassf Pacha eommanderAn-ehef OF the army OF
AuaOlia eight PechAs and great number Of superior
officers and smbaliens well the English General VIII
liams, wiih the whole Of his stan.
We have taken in the fortress 1870 guns, and large
amount of stores.
The detailed report Of Gen. Mouravsf win shortly be
published
PRUSSIA
Our last dvees from Berlin are TO the date OF the Esd
instant From them learn that the latest from
81 Peersburgh not favorable the success OF the
temps negotiation. IL is considered that the treaty
with Sweden would not have been published If much
expected from the propositions Of which Count Esierbsz
Is the bearer The publication Of il the present time
will but exasperae Russia The main body Of tue English
army il is reported is 10 cooperate with Omar Pacha TO
drive the Russians out OF Georgia.
Under the date Of the 22d learn that the pacific
propositions OF Austria have been comnn ncated TO the
Prussian government by Prince Eserhaz Austrian min
lister TO the court OF Berlin relative OF the Count Ester
hazy who Is ambassador from the court OF Vienna ST.
Petersburgh.
The Independence Be asserts that Prussia intends TO
support these propositions at ST. Peersburgh The jour
nal quoted considers the fact the most significant in
favor of the probabilities Of peace which has yet occurred
lie Rord dsbeeyes the story.
TnE ALLEGED PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
letter dated Dresden, Monday states that Baron See
BACH the Saxon envoy AT The French court arrived In that
city Sunday from Paris After receiving instructions
in Dresden, his excellency poceeded on bis way 10 St
Petersburgh His mission 10 the Russian capital is
nected, it is said, with the negotiations for peace
The Frankfort Journal contains the following ut is
quite true that stpnlaons have been added by
tria 10 the four points which will bases for
gotaons during the winter months these sdpaations take
into consideration the advantages obtained by the allies
through the fall Of Sebastopo These propositions
frat submitted to the Emperor Napoleon Who desirous
Of a lasting and honorable peace, listened to them
avoraby and succeeded in recommending them to Eng
land. II we well informed, Sir Hamilton Seymour
and Viscoun de Serres took with them TO Vienna the
consent of their respective governments who refused how
ever all mediation from neutral governments Subse-
quenty, however the Emperor Napoleon consented to
waive this question of FORM and prevailed Lord Pal
merston to do the same"
The Turin journals of the 22d instant state that General
Della Marmora, an-chief Of the Sandman army,
had left the Crmea the 18th for Genoa where he
shortly expected After short stay at Turin the general
is TO proceed 10 Paris.
General Chaza had arrived at Turin on mission from
the King Of the Belgians The general believed to be
the bearer Of the reply OF King Leopold to the letter King
Victor Emmanuel wrote to him to apologize for not
cepng his invitation his return from England. Cen
era Chazal was also to repair to Nerv to visit the Coun
tess de Neuily the part of her son-nlaw and her
grandchildren The health of the august patient
much improved that the Duke dAumale and the Princes
de Joinvle and Coburg had left Genoa.
There no truth in the report that the Count de
Chambord had paid visit to the exQueen of the French
new description of grenade was being manufactured
in the arsenal of Genoa for the guns lately invented by M
Cavalli Each grenade costs 44f The Minister of War
has ordered 5000 of these proectiles
Letters from Rome of the 10Th inst state that in the Con-
ssory held the 7h the Pope had proclaimed the ad
mission into the Sacred College of the four foreign card
nails who to reside at Rome euria In his allocuton
the holy father said that this aduncton of foreign pre-
laes remarkable for their talent and pety confornS-
lie to the doctrine of his predecessors to the opinion CT St
Bernard and to the prescriptions of the Council Of Trent
He added that the devotion of the faithful towards the
Holy See would be strengthened when hay found that in
comforting ecclesiastical honors distinction made
between Italians and natives Of other countries in other
words that Che holy father really wished that the dgni-
ties of the universal church should not be the almost e&cu
sive prerogatve of the Roman Italian clergy The pub
lie receptions Of the cardinals the evening of their
pointmeut very brilliant The French digniary was
received at the French embassy.