The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-14
ARRIVAL OF TIE ATLANTIC.
TEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
TERMS OF PEACE PROPOSED TO RUSSIA.
ARRANGEMENTS FOB THE NEXT CAMPAIGN.
Curious Peace Pamphlet Published
IN Paris.
THE DAN1SH SoU1gD DUB0.
OUR RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND.
Treaty Between Russia
and the United States.
SLIGHT DECLINE IN C0TTeA. CORN. AND eUhtS0lS.
Our London, Paris and Berlin Cor
respondence,
OUR RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND.
Treaty Between Russia
and the United states.
SLIGHT Decline IN coTTsM. CORN. AND ecNsNs.
Our London, Paris and Berlin Cor
respondence,

The Collins mail steamship AtsntAc Captain West.
arrived at this port at halls past three O'Clock yesterday
afternoon She left Liverpool 1T two O'Clock on Sat-
day afternoon the 10th u and Cork at ten e'clock
Wednesday morning. the ID inst She made the passage
from Cork in eleven days five hours and thirty minutes
The news is not of much Importance. Cotton consoas
and corn had slightly declined.
The return from the Bank Of England for the week
ending the x2d Of December gives following result,
when compared with the previous week.
Public deposits 95 ~ 1853 Increase. f9l6 SlS
Other deposits. l2,A1,467 Decrease 6loo6
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3,2l8677 Increase. IA, ,30S
On the other side of the account
Government securities 60 929 1877 Increase. .f130 81
Other securities. 10 2O4 l23 Increase 64S 362
Notes unemployed.... 6,464,7os Decrease. 9l,92o
The amount Of notes in circulation f1S $780, be-
ing decrease Of f201 47O and the stock of bullion IN
both departments is fl0 74S, showing decrease OF
esq, $685. when compared with the preceding return.
The English Beard of Trade returns for the month end
irg the soh November realize the anticpatons express
ed to the extent of business might expected
in the latter part Of the year. Contrased with the
counts for the Month endsg the 5th Of December
they show the extraordinary increase OF e. $751;
ry description of ufacture having with tring
exceptions participated In the improvement This result
is especially satisfactory since there e.
tribute it, the han to undue spirit Of speeu-
laon the other, to forced sales commercial
of heavy expenditure in the East where increas
ing trade is rapidly developing itse coupled with tia
impulse given 10 American orders by the European d.
mand for breadstu and hence there is good ground
trust that it will be sustained.
There report in Berlin to the effect that Ruada
and the United States have concluded treaty offensive
and defensive, in should break out bstwsea
Great Britain and America but another version of the
affair Is that the convention merely relates to the pur
chase of ships of war.
1t rumored that doubts exist whethse
Count Esterhazy has taken either propositions
Austrian ulmatum to St. Petersburg, but it is believed
be goes rather to prepare the way future proposa
Baron Seebach, the Saxon envoy ~ the French Court
arrived at Dresden on Sunday, the 23d u from Paris.
and after receiving instructions proceeded route st.
PetersbuIg-his mission being it is believed, connected
with the negotiations for peace.
1t ia stated that the Danish government will give its
acquiescence in few days. If has already so
to the treaty concluded between Sweden and the allied
Powers AMI that immediately after the opening Of the
Baltic navigation next spring, French and English
manders will make their appearance at Copenhagen and
Stockholm to select places suitable for the establish
ment of storehouses and hospitals for the service of the
allied fleets and armies.
1t is stated a despatch from Berlin that Austria has
to Prussia the prelimnaries agreed upon
by the Western Powers and called upon her to advocate
their acceptance at ST. Petersburg 1t is added accord
ing to the Dresden Joarnd that Russia has declared
her willingness to the neutrality of the Black
SEA under conditions compatible with the interests ot
Europe.
On the other hand, it is averred that the latest
dispatches from St. Petersburg not favorable
success of the attempts at negotiation.
1t Is expected that Sir f. Lyons and the Duke Of Cam
BRIDGE attended by Sir A. Airey, will be present at the
council Of which is about be held Paris. The
object of the meeting will be to weigh thoroughly the
several plans Tor the next campaign and when decision
is formed to carry combined operations with energy
and completeness. 1t is reported that Marshal pessier
has been foremost in requesting that this council should
be held The Marshal is said to have given his opinion
that campaign possible from the present base OF
operations.
The Moner announces that the Syndical Chamber of
the Paris stockholders ha cded that the Rus
sian loan shall not be allowed to be quoted on the
Paris Bourse and that consequently Stockholders are
prohibited from meddlng in any manner whatever in
negotiations of that stock.
Immediately after the departure of the allied fleets
from the Baltic, the Russians AZ began very ami
mated sting trade.
The Southampton correspondence of Dec 2s lin the
London Tunes, says
The United States mail steamship Washington Captain
Cavendy, which put back from Bremen TO this port
Sunday last in consequence of the quantity OF Ice which
had formed in the Weser went into the craving dock
this morning for the purpose of having her
amined owing 10 slight accident curing the passage
from the North sea- About noon the 22d inst, In
consequence of the North Sea pilot mistakine
one light ship for another, the Washington touch
about seven and a half hours, and then float
ed of easily. The weather being hazy ana calm
the ship received little damage hey slight dispace
men Of copper Had the Washing on RENAME ed Ia her
perilous position another tide p,obabe she would
have become total wreck the weather shortly after
wards set in with heavy gale from the westward On the
following ming, while entering the Straits of Dover.
the Washing on came In contact with ship (name un-
known) standing towards the English The wea-
tber being very thick and blowing fom the W. s.
w. the vessel discovered until was close 10 the
port bow of the Washington No light sho by the
sailing vessel As the oilot bosrd the WASH
ngton perceived the danger he ordered the helm pe
put hard port; but strong existing the vessels
were driven along side each other and in the collision
the Washingtons paddlebox guard, stove iu and
other minor done. In conseq Of the DELAY
necessary to render the ship seawothy, the Post Office
autho rites have permitted detention of the Washing
| TN until daylight on Sunday morning week, when she
viii sail from this port with ths usual English. Ftench,
and German mails, together with special mail, which
will arrive In time for her convey The Washington
could have been got ready sail her appoin day.
but she had to wait her turn the craving dock and
| the work has been delayed by lthe bad weather and
The first vessel belonging to the Belgian Royal Mail
Steam Navga ion Company Is expected at this port,
from Antwerp Sunday or Monday next. 1t is named
the Fegique and is a steamship of 500 and
$50 horse power. In celebration Of the formation OF
this line from Belgium to New York. via Southamp
ton the Mayor and corporation of this port have decided
on inviting the Comm ander Captain Jack and ofcers
together with important personages who may ac
BILE, at the Royal Victoria Assembly rooms, on Monday
| next
Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, Dec. 20, 1866.
The Peace Neooiations- Estrhdzy at ST. Paers.
| bro-U7hmat,sn or No Uaimatum?-The KING Of Py,s-
na-Kays-Omv Pasha-I'ansphlet by Napoleon IN
Council of War at Paris-Nert Campaion-Mssca-