The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-12

Dodd, Galloway Giddngs Gilbert, Granger, Grow, Rob
Knapp Knowlton Knox Letter Mace Matteson Mocarty,
Morgan, Morrill, Mott Murray, Norton, Parker, Perry,
ton, Tappan TLorington, Wade, WsReman Wabrdgs, Wal
dron, Eiha Is. Wash6urne. Israel wsshbarn, Watson,
FOR M Farnha1 -Messrs carlile, Clark Of New York,
Davis q Maryland Evans Harrison hoffman, Reade, Smith
For M. Sargsat-Messrs CLARK OF Connecticut Ether
idgs Haven Robson, Todd, and Woodruff, -.
f0r " O. knapp-- Measrs Kenneth LindlOy, Porter,
For M. De,rsss. Messrs. Dunn, H. Marshall Of Ken
Pr Mr. n. Morris -Messrs Clawson, Pennington, and
Robbins. a.H II
For Mr. Senteas.--sIr Oliver OF New York.
For NJ. Bersriy Taeker.--Mr. Powell.
For Mr.. !. Thomp.on--Mr. Meacham.
Tor Mr. Haghes---kr. Smith, OF Virginia. l.#
Mr.. STANTON of Ohio, moved that further action
der the resolution that the House proceed TO the
election Of public printer be postponed until tomor-
Mr. STEPHENS, of Georgia, moved to postpone fprtlef
action under the resolution until the I'd of March, 1857
which motion was not agreed to. ta
The question was then taken on the motion Of post
ponement until Tomorrow and it was not agreed toyeas
Mr. GALLOWAY, of Ohio, moved that the House do
now adjourn; which motion not agreed toyeas n,
Mr. UNDERWOOD asked a suspension Of the rules in
order give him opportunity OF introducing resolu
on providing for the election of printer by plurality
vote. s~ ..r. -..#., .a. ..a .s... uaa sasas .A
The question aken and the House refused to sus
pend the rules. @ " .. .a.-.s ss ...u.. d. ...
Mr. STANTON moved that the further consideration Of
the resolution providing for the election of a printer be
postponed until Wednesday at o'clock which motion
was not agreed to---yeas 73, nays &c.
I Mr.. STEPHENS, Of Georgia. moved that the House do
adjourn which motion agreed 10, and at half
past o'clock the House adjourned. .. a@@#s
Mr. PORTER, of Missouri gave notice of the following
bills at@ aEsn # ...t .f .s. ..8
An act to authorize the retention of the United States
land Office at Palmyra at that place for definite period
longer than that now authorized by law.
An act to make the city of Hannibal port OF de-
livery. sH EE e.a @raa .UN
An act to authorize the selection of the residue of the
lands granted to the State of Missouri to aid in the
structon of the Hannibal and ST. Joseph railroad.
An act to establish certain post roads in Missouri.
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FULL DETAILS OF THE IMPORTANT AND HIGHLY
INTERESTING NEWS BY THE STEAMSHIP PER-
STA.
The European mails by the steamship Persia reached this
city on Sunday morning last. 81.
The Persia brings intelligence of further progress
wards peace. Orders have been transmitted from ST Pc
tesbnrgh to the Russian army ia the Crmea all
further hostes until the results of approaching nego-
taons be known, 1t is also stated that the French and
English cabinets have perfect agreement the
mode in which the negotiations to be carried AT
the time the begerent powers continue their prepa
raons for continuance of the war; should peace
not result from the present endeavors, #
THE APPROACHING PEACE
An infinite number of rumors in circulation touch
ing the peace They Of all descriptions and cannot be
sysematized In England, for instance they say that
Prussia will not be admitted party 10 the negotis
tons At Berlin, the other hand, the greatest conf
denoe Ia felt that Prussia Will be invited participate in
the conferences leading power Sardinia was formally
acquainted with the Austrian propositions and will, Of
course be summoned to take share in the negotiations
By many II is believed that seeing how many of the pow
pre M m
relates to the prncpaes and TO Christians in the East
the negotiations win the magnitude Of European
Congress Russia will probably coucede the dsmanting
Of Bomarsund, providing she can save Nieolaeh
Count Nesserode has addressed the representatives Of
Russia In oregn courts declaring that Russia has made
ssions with view the reestablshneut of peace
Of Difference the representations Of friendly powers and
not because The interests Of Russia call for the conclusion
Of that peace NJ de Nesserodss circular is backed by
assertion in the Russian official journal 10 the effect that
in consideration of the general wish Of Europe the govern
OF Car has sought impede the work Of
reconciliation by accessory Negotiations and hopes that due
account viii be taken Of its moderation. ....
The mere preliminarcs OF negotiation can hardly be
signed in time for the Queens speech January 3lst
Considering the of the year 1t will be we'll IL all
parties have signed the united agreement 10 negotiate by
the ID Sd OF February No city has yet been decided
upon for the place Of meeting Of tho conference
THE czAR AccErTs ntR rRorosrioss.
The Paris Constitutional publishes letter from st Pc
crsburgh, bearing date Of January 6h As Potersburgh
letters take eight days reach Paris and this is pub
shed In seven II is scarcely likely 10 be genuine How
ever 1t says that member Of the Russian imperial fam
iy Of the ministers, not Count NesselrOde
anticipated the Cars pacific reply Alexander appears
have consulted no one but himself Having decided on
his course Of action he the Under Secretary For
egn Affairs with note to the Austrian pleuipotenuary
and the Grand Duke Nicholas inform his brother
Constantine of his decision The impression produced
the population Of the capital 10 be among the lower
classes lncreduty lie TRUTH and in the higher ranks
profound astonishment with expressions OF dscon
tent
The acceptance Of the propositions has been published
officially Rt ST. PeterSburgh The announcement states
that the chief condition is the Capitalization Of the lack
sea- be secured by treaty between Russia and Turkey
Russia being ready to discuss the other points
Its stated IN diplomatic circles that Austria considers
the wording Of the propositions entities Russia TO maintain
all existing oriresses the Black Further IL is
mored that the allies Intend maintain army Of
patton IN Turkey till the reforms in favor OF the Christians
firmly established. The proposal s extremely dsase-
fu both 10 Turkey and Russia and Austria proposes to
maintain her army in the Danuban prncpaltes long
the French and English occupy Turkey.
Count 0rlo and Baron de Bruuow spoken Of as the
Russian plenipotenarles to the approaching Cougres
These dpomstsis represent respectively the German and
Russian parties Of Russian politics No piece OF meeting
has yet been decided.
RUssIAs MOTIVES ACCEPTING PEAcr.
The following from the Times Paris correspondents
letter Of the Gath, dated that day q" aware that Il
would he wrong 70 attach much importance or implicit
credit to the telegraphic messages containing mutated
sentences from the newspapers But " they are suhsa
TALLY they would justify suspicion that