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,si al fFroa, the London Times, Jan. 1a1
The rise to-day in Consola, notwithstanding tns
large expenditure in the present as compared VIII
former wars, was NOT nearly 80 great as IN pfes.oaa s
instances Of the announcement of peace. IN ehose
occasions however, there was vast difference II .he
point to which prices had first descended. Az sne
peace with France in 1901 there was an Hpdoseesn an
from 59g to 66, and shortly afterwards to TO- Afer
the treaty Of Amiens, in 1902 the movement was
from 7OI to 7a on The restoration Of the Bourbons,
in 1914 it was from 6l to 703; and after the natse
hare was grt excitement at the whole Of the cof-
eehouses to-day when the intelIig Iigenee respeemng
Deace was first announced a. tne Bascs
among the merchants and brokers a a s1 ntei
renee was evidently received with dsfaVor Lioyds
the North and South American, the Jerusalem and
the Jamaica ts aensao dass saTssu we're
ATTEMPTED to be thrown upon the OF INC
information, the majority viewed il with confidence,
and conducted their 10 "i'i
rFrom the Liverpool Post, JAN ial
Peace Is now certain, for Russa has made large
concessions and it would be q needless pedaIng ao
quarrel with her anont minor points she nas au' d
been entirely wanting u cer.a am s rrnSsinr
peace not to the concession by small otleetio9s
We may easily surise the influence under which sne
acting Another eampaign would eefa1n r ny ar 11es
Her soldiers have fought well they are piaye ieoMa 4e
AN is not vet lost They can boast Of having taken
Kara retaining one sae ebsstopo and o. awR T
Griea is still theirs; they are NOT entirely peatens
and there is glory in having resisted 60 long tne
finest troops in the world those Of France and Eng
land. Peace preserves them this glory another cam
paign would partially deprive them Of north
side Of sebastopol would have to be abandoned, ana
the heights OF Mackenzie deserted Deprived OF SHIPS,
/ the army Asia, for want of succor, Toad nave 10
surrender or retire into the mountain fastnesses OF
Georgia. surrender Kars and give up even FIfs to an
allied army. The new gunboats might also endangeE
the safety Of Gronstadt and Sweden and Austria IN
alliance. Poland at st Petersbnrgh would not be Sc
cure. In accepting the propositions, therefore the
Gar has adopted wise policy, and the humiliation
in refusing two years ago the Prnth sacrl-
feed his feet Sebastopol and the prestige Of bis ern-
pre. For the news yesterday we prepared QUE read
ers on Monday last and the occasion will. perhaps,
excuse as in saying that most important matters
. we generally anticipate even the London press.
4 Ef i#445 [From the paper. January 19.I
Russia rejects the second clause Of the first propo-
saviz the rectifeation Of her frontier with Turkey
She also rejects the fifth proposal by which right
fproducing special conditions s reserved to the bel
ligerent powers, and in virtue Of which they would
demand the engagement not to rebuild Bonlarsund
Russia accepts the rest of the utmatum, including
the naturalization Of the Black Sea, with some modi-
7c fcations. rs. t,5as 35, s5H s85
In exchange for the strong places and territories
occupied the Allies Russia proposes to restore 70
the Porte Kars and the territories she has won from
]. Turkey in Asia in the last campaign
!, We have TO believe that Austria keeps her
faith with u.s. and will not receive this counter propo-
II sition. $55& s
= = Austria however, gives the Cabinet Of 81 Peters
burg the benefit of the time she had already allowed
and therefore Russia has till the 18th inst TO- notify
to Count Eserhazy her acceptance rejection with
i out conditions, Of the Austrian ultmaturn.
IL Russia refuse or If at that date she has not ac-
cepted the Austrian ultimatum par ct Simple, Count
Esterhazy has instructions to Withdraw FROM st. Pe
teIsburg. #;. 54s .
IN BERIIs. sunday.-The reply TO the proposals Of
which Count Valentine Eterhazy the bearer, ad
dressed from ST. Petersburg to Vienna, accepts,
The Imperial Cabinet Of Russia does not introduce
90 therein any Of significance It refuse
- the territorial cession demanded in Bessarabia;
consents to the exchange of the territories respective
"a " occupied by the bellgerents.
- Ne de Seebach left Berlin yesterday evening el
no route for Paris.
ne he SUNDAY EyEN1NG.-C Count BuoI has rejected til
se counter proposals Of the Imperial Cabinet Of Russi
on without discussion. sS4s s#4s y
on At the same time that he made Prince Gortscha
, kof aware Of probable speedy rupture of dplt
- y matte relations between the Courts of Russia
of Austria Count Buol notified 70 the Cabinets Of LoI
don and Paris that Austria would not take the hel
ant (n,eritrerait pas er lisneJ this year
/ III. Position OF Austria.
,ns Our Qlondon Times Vienna correspondent writ
that as follows: Austria has seriously taken charge of Il
pro- whole weight Of the last negotiations which
He ing at this moment. As she does not decline Il
CON responsibility of her acts and the vigorous duti
force which unfortunate issue may impose on her, 81
If has wished that the whole OF the action should be-
have entirely on her. Isl M: $s75Es5S54E
sim The Western Powers, confident Of her sincerity al
d. to good fth have entirely given up 10 her the dip
she matte ground and you may W certain that nothil
sses- will pass exceptby wsy Of Vienna. 1t is betve
dis our Emperor and the Car that the question is DEB
owed ted at this moment and is for this that it will
come our own quarrel if Russia repeats the rels
10 or which terminated the. conference Of 1885,
ome, VIENNA, jan ID. On Friday, the Ilth Decemb,
and " feldager. who had quilted st. Petersburg
saturday, the 9TH, reached this city with dispatch
..SSr Prince Gortschako and before noon ontke san
A,tatr
Foreign Affairs, and communicated to him their co
tents, which were neither more nor less than the
of the Russian Government to the propositio
nd made by Count Valentine Esterhazy in the name
this Government. The conditions relating to ii
one Danube to the Of the Black Sea- and
ask tile Christian population of the Pore were accepte
liter although the ST. Petersburg Cabinet proposed th
n OF they should be Worded in somewhat different va
ana The alterations however nnimportan
ned and the Allies would hardly have objected to ther
had not the Russian Cabinet refused to agree to OF
ect Of the spuatons contained in the first point whc
as your readers will probably recoect relates to tt
e OF Danuban Prncipalities The stipulation referred
RENE is the following:
GAS equivalent for the fortified places and ter
any tory now occupied by the Allied armies Russia agre
re to a. rectcation Of her frontiers towards Turkey
fsua- Europe jz-tst4 a ass 55t s=sgzs5Lk
view In it, reply the st, Petersburg Cabinet took r
pres notice whatever of the demand made by the Powe
MS Of that part Of Bessaraba should be ceded to Turke
nted but it expressed its readiness to restore TO Turkey
eeted territory which it recently had lost in Asia Minor
our the Western Powers would agree to withdraw fro
The the Crmea. In word Russia considers the Pashal
tates of kars fair equivalent for Kinburn, Epatori
very Sebastopol Kamiesh BalaklaYa Kertsch and Yer
efore kale! 5 5Es
The M AS Prince Gortsehakof expressed q wish to
with made acquainted with the denitve resolution of Il
Allied Powers without any loss of time, Count Bu
* In promised to give him the required information with
ttu "a hours As soon as the Russian dplomatist lie
now the Foreign Office, Count Buol hurried to his Imper
CUES master and after having communicated To him wh
der had occurred and received his instructions. he he
cure prolonged consultations with Sir Hamilton Seymo
Ichy and NJ de Bourquency Yesterday morning the tbr
men allied governments had already resolved the
llled to be pursued, and when Prince Gortschako at
ny O'clock called at the Foreign Office, he learned fro
OF 10 Count Bnol that AUSTRIA France and England reje
over ed the connter had been made
s. q Russia Positive orders yesterday sent to Cou
the Esterhazy to quit ST. Petersburg on the 18th if t
ands original propositions not previously accepte
OF purement ct supplement by the Russian Governme1
Something has been said of cession of the Danubi
her Islands, but such proposal could not be taken in
and consideration as the three great powers have resolv
apse to deprive Russla Of the poMer to invade the Dan