The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-04

Threatening Aspect Of the Relations be-
tween France and England.
Correspondence OF London Times.
PARIS, Feb. Is, 1856.
Baron Brurow arrived here last night a. half past 10
O'Clock By the express train from burg and took up
his quarters in the hote OF the Russian Embassy in the
Faub0uIg St. Horore Some groups were cpl ece5 a. the
terminus to zee him. have reason to know that three
S a;s ago he was not expected before the end Of the
The Russian appears to have stolen march US;
hope shall not have say the same at the end Of
the month NJ de Bourquency has already arrived, bat
has left for Bic is to bring his family TO be hopec
that Lord Cowey will his return 70 Paris bring Laro
Clarendon with him. The gentleman who remaos in
temporary charge may for ought that is known to the
contrary be match for Baron Brunow, Count Nesssl
the English ambassador arrived in Lonoon when the
Russian penpoteptary PUSHES in bresthless haste 10
days The English pIenipotenaries srs expected at the
end Of the week. The sooner they come the better.
Correspondence Of London News
Baron Brunow arrived at the hotel OF the Russian
bassy in the Faubourg ST. Eonore at quarter {, eleven
yssteIssy evening The crowd assembled % see the Rus
segens de vile was sent for 20 keep clear space in front
OF the house.
The Baron attended a. the opera en- the nigh. Of the
The hotel Of the Russian embassy in Paris where the
upholserers have just finished tntr work, is already
Illuminated, the gates thrown VIDE open, Inverted
acqueys lounge about the courts which have been for
two years deserted.
Correspondence of TIE London rimes.l
PARIS, Feo Ia 1856.
Baron Brunow will be left long on the field alone
Count Buol is probably this time At Srasourg he
night or tomorrow early. NJ. Cavour arrived this day
at Lyons and win have lost no time in pursuing bis
informs u.s. lett Tuesday and viii pro-
baby not arrive before the I'D Mehemed Bey who il
Minister at Turin we Ambassador at Paris, 'tvo
gentlemen at once" and who is now in ths for
mer city delivering his credentials will 60 on to
Aarseies before returning TO receive the Pienipo-
Tertiary and accompany him to Paris in due ponp
Count O1off is expected Sunday MOI day. lie
to have left St. Petersburg the 9th and as the jour
ney thence to Berlin is i've days. he viii probably have
reached the Prusan capital this evening Five days
ncessant travelling htigues any man, much more
who near seventy and we may reasonably suppose he
viii remain twenty four hours, not MORE at that half
way house. He will, Of course, the King and NJ. de
Manteufe, and may chance to talk with them Of til.
tcular The Conferences will PROBABLY not begin before
the 22d or 23dso, At all events, well informed people
suppose.
Lord Clarendon is expected Saturday. Lord Cowlsy,
l believe only intended remaining absent from Paris
four days 1t is said that during bis stay in London he
win sttend the Cabinet Councils, and will re ,eive hts
Instructions in company with Lord Clarendon.
The presence of Russian Envoy installed in
the well known Hotel Of the Faubourg St. Honore has ex
cited some curiosity and few groups stationed them
selves there yesterday TO see the show They dis
appointed however far as Baron Bfunow is concerned
the only exalted parsonage that showed himself In tn.
tall enough to light his pipe at the street amps.
Baron Blunow Keeps himself good deal On the re-
he has been visited by several political person
ages, but believe, has seen very few and to has
he been in the slightest degree communicative You may
suppose that people to learn his opinion
the result of the conferences bn this opinion he keeps
to himself To hear him speak would suppose that
he innocent OF diplomatic business the state
Of the present negotiations infant week old He
avows his ignorance with such charming humility and
looks and SPEAKS SO innoceny he is Reported to have
said yesterday, TO parsonage who will probably have
something DO with the conferences that he really knew
nohir whatever Of the intentions OF his government be-
but subordinate one that Count 0ro is the only man
who knows the denier mot of his Imperial master,
that in fact he s as unac9uaintsd with what going
as the merest stranger.
ANXIETY OF PRUSSIA FOR A SEAT IN THE CONFER
ENCEs.
The subjoined is translation of Prussan despatch
addressed by Baron Manteue the Prussen Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, to Count Amin, Prussisn Abassadorat
Vienna in reply TO the communica on the 236
Of January to the Berlin Cabinet BY Count George Ester
hszy in the of the Austrian Cabinet the propo-
sails which Austria has since submitted to the Diet on the
subject Of the phase into which the Eastern question
has entered
BERLIN, Feb. 8, 1856.
Nv despatch OF the 2eth of January was already In
your Fxcellencys hands when on the 23d OF January
Count Esterhazy communicated to me the Austrian de
patch, Of which copy Is annexed, Of January 18TH
The annex to that despatch, the declaration which
rally been the subject of serious consideration If
the Vienna Cabinet before deciding upon it, had consult
ed the subject mgt have been able to point out
desirable modification, and could not at first sight
have decided in the negative question to whether il
would not be better to adjourn for time the commun
cation to the Diet.
That consideration however did not prevent us from
standing by the decision of the Imperial Cabinet AZ soon
It was taken acuated by that sincere desire of which
we have given many proofs of seeing the Diet come "a
resolution upon It, rendering testimony TO the union OF
Germany and Of the two great Powers far a. such
resolution Is reconceable with the dignity and with the
re al inte ests of the German Confederation.
We are convinced that our German Allies recoQnizs
like ourselves and with sincere satisfaction that the
accepted by the belferent Powers form an
acquired basis for SPEEDY peace already stated In NV
OF the 26th Of January that Prussia In her
quality Of European Power. Is ready to ad opt that
basic in procuring which she Is convinced she contri
buea on part In the interests Of the peace cfurone
vbeu the moment for decision 10 Intervene. ~
don't IT, say In not to ad nit Of apv further
or compromise, by signing the prelimi.
varies and by participating la the negotiations connect
d herewith II invited thereto by The Powers utter.
sted.