The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-14

WHO carries "peace' in his waistcoat poeket had ar
sved In st. Petersburg but the electric wires have not
yea informed us Of how the propositions of which he
me bearer have been received by the Emperor These
propositions are what tod you naturalization of
Black Sea- cession Of the Russian stations at the Danube
mouths; joint protection Of the Principaites.
Add here to my already expire ssed opinion that Rus
- win not make downright refusal but will make
counter proposal Negotiations VIII thenbs re-opensd
on the basis OF the propositions brought to st. Peters
burg by Count Eerhazy 1t has been asserted and also
eontradctec that Austria win regard these last PROPOSE
tons as umatun and this is her very last appear
ance in the character OF mediator. re-
teeted, she will draw the sword and cut the
guardian knot she cannot loosen give credit 70
the contradiction. do not believe that Austria will 20
70 any account still think, however, neverthe-
hess that desire for peace before the next Baltic cam
pagn is strong in Russia. The Russians have felt that
France and England are in earnest in this game and
that as much energy viii be brought into play against
onstad, and St. Petersburg display sebas-
'opoi. Inc recent treaty with Sweden points to the
landing OF an army in Finland support the naval ope
ratons No one doubts the existence of secret article
the treaty, which will change it into an offensive and
seiensve one as soor hostilities recommence and
the Swedes are anxious for a brush with their old
enemy.
Germany is sIss anxious for peace and the King Of
Prussia has written autograph letter to has imperial
brother n-law, urging him to accept the offered
The Austrian fetal Journal shoss symptoms energy
and throws out hints that Russia accept the propo-
siEons or bde the result
few days viii throw some more light upon the
matter.
France is sso DESTROYS Of peace. pamphlet has ust
been published in Paris, signed I'm Homne d'Etatn
and generally attributed to the Emperor Napoleon H.
which great OF all naions at Paris is pro-
NJ IF ala
tons between nations of to lead to dsensions
IL Is thought the capisulation OF 6ars viii allow the
Czar to grant erus, he has victory his side The
eros Of the capitnlaton Of that IL atsd fortress
very honorable to both parties. General MourayieT
granted an The honors OF The capula ling garrison
And Geneial Williams stipulated for tile departure Il
me tohsh and Hungarian officers who would Otherwise
doubtless have been hanged deserers by
ally the Emperor Of Austria, u whose tender
,hey would have be- made over. The want OF energy
shown by tie English government the Of Col
rurs has created universal astonshment adj nG rna1n
and expiana tions viii be asked when Parliament
Oner fasha has re-erossed the ngour, aud has fixed
hs head quarters ut Redout. ka Ell.
skirmisnes had taken place the Cmea, out nothing
If importance.
council ofw y .o be held At Paris, al which |
Pelisiier, the Dub r.mbr3ge, d Ia M4rnlora and
other generals, ud The Will be shifted |
next campsign froa iimea 10 the Baltic
The following are .Ae latest iyens VS.
MARsEILLRs Dec. 25 1855.
The Care has just arrved with dates from ccustan
tncpis 10 the 10TH Arii Pssha has been named Mushr
Hahn Pasha las received orders to go to Erzeroum
The accounts from the Crimea the 9th. Several
had taken refuge at kamiesch.
The weather very bad in the Black Sea and 10 the
nedierrsaean Twelve merchant vessels belonging to
different nations, had been los the Sulina mouth
The garrison OF Kutas had the citadel and
setred To Go1, situate al the entrance Of the dsle Of
GecrgiA.
MAnsEII1Es Dec. 25 Evening)
The Pyese d0rieat that General Williams as
well as The other English oi ers who Kars will
remain prisoner Of war; but that OF the conditions
The captuiation was that the Poles and a1ngaran
should their liberty The latter have arrived at
A Nnura Il T has
II is sand, sent column on Akhaltzlk.
part Of lie garrison Kutas has gone to Gori in
order to defend the passes which command the
into Georgia
selm Pasha, with 1000 nen Is stu at Trebizonde
wai'ing fer the arrival Of the Egyptian division.
Accounts from the Criolea na the banks Of the
IcherrAya still flooded. The heights OF Mackenzie are
surrounded oy strong gabionades
The Pssba OF Rhodes received the Cross OF Grand
0fteer from KING Leopold.
We have news from 10 he I'm instant
The Baron Prckesch osten, Austrian Internuncio
had arrived there.
sixty vessels reported to have been wrecked at the
suhna mouths Of the Danube with the loss lives.
opeF Easha Is reported to have made rescograde
PARIS Dec 81 1855
Intelligence las been received here thai Count Ese--
Bra1N, Dec 81 1856
TIE preparations making by Ru ssi f5r The next cam
paign do not favor hopes OF peace |
The -entorcements FOR The 1ltb Russiao division
N the Crimea are csnratng IL the South, ready to
Join their reg nents a. the hrst notice.
Tie effective Of the the southern provinces
ant unrs to about 80, 600
On he other hand II is stated here that the corps or
1900 Sardni7ns 70 cooperate with the allies IN the
Baisic 10 be newly raised and not taken from the con
nngen IL he Crirnea
!. denied hsIs tIat the Austrian propo sons de-
mar the destruction o. the Russian forGesses the
Back sea- bat simply that she to have ships Of
there
The submarine electric cable between Var.a ami the
Crimea il stated TO be broken. and il is declared that
three Oh fou months must elapse before il will be agair
70 operation.
MARsnI1Is, Dec IS, 1855.
The sirnois has arrived It'll advicas from Constantine
PIE Of the 18Th. and from the Crisa o. the 18Th inst.
Several English gun boats cruising ia the sea 9f
A1of. des royng, where she ice does hinder them
MI the Russian fisheries.
The weather stopped the further enbsriation Of
The division Of General dAutemarre VIII PLACE them
at Eupatoris.
General Williams and he prisoners Of Kars have been
ssBt TSfis
Colonel sch xartzenberg has succeeded in reachirg
ErzeToum.
rfIord STAFFORD proposes tie union Of Moldava
and Waiacsia 70 be governed by hereditary prince,
with national army.
bispatcLes leave u r. ii.
LONDON. Dsc. 2s 1850
Differences Bccon no Trench dad English Governments
on ne .St,tiect Of n Wdr-Fhe AHtdnce Virtually u
m E1d-Otjot II Count Persiglg's rfSa D Paris--
Assassination b Poison ne Typ,fs Of he Borgia' Re-
clref-- COL ShGfncrs RtsstB BoEib Sheil-Anerieda
Christmas CeJelrasions Ia Lonaon, &C., &c.
grand event has occurred. difference of opinion
hss broken between France and England the sub
,ect Of the war The Emperor Na poeou willing t. he
done with il. He has acquired enough Of military glory
10 satisfy his ambition he is seriously apprehensive
Of the heavy expenditure ts continuancc involves.
Whether be fears that prolongstion Of the vii.
gradually stir up the revolutionary passions Of the PEG
pie IN Europe will not undertake say, but this much
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