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:" 'N"ha' uau baik Win count
Duox'n' When Gortchakof produced memo.
randum expressing a great inclination on the
part oil Russia to negotiate, but proposed GER
tain alterations in the programme.
Austria could make no reply without the
concurrence of France and England. The
ambassadors of those countries, accordingly
sent to London and Paris, and received for re.
ply that the western powers had no motive to
give up decision which had been already
carefully considered, further than Il by Janu-
airy 18th Russia did not accept the uItimatum
Ezterhazy and the Austrian legation would
leave ST. Petersburgh, and Austria would i'm
mediately seek to obtain the armed co-opera.
ton Of The Germanil &c diet against Russia.
Nothing important from the Crimes. NJ.
merous ambuscades of Cossacks are disIribu.
ted around the allied camp, but vigilance pre-
vents many stragglers being captured
Several additional explosions were made in
SevastOpOl.
Russia publishes dispatch from GOrtcha-
kof, saying that party Of French, wearing
white cloaks to prevent beingseeu in The snow,
advanced by night and surprised Baidur and
Baycneted, the outposts, but retreated when
Russian reserves came up.
Gen. Codrington's lates: despatch, January
|, reports the health of the camp good.
Baron Seabach left Berlin on the l4th on
bis return to Paris.
Sweden continues in warlike preparations.
The Copenhagen Journal denies the exist-
ence of any circular repudiating the Swedish
alliance on the part of Denmark.
St Petersburgh letters say that Marshal Pas
kewitch has bequeathed as his dying injunc.
ton to the Emperor to make peace He would
never have given this advice to Nichol as,
whose battles he had fought, but to the young
Emperor, who had no hand in raising the war,
he earnestly urged the policy of peace.
The French Council of War continues sitting
n Paris.
There had been discussion relating to tie
of the allied forces flom the Grim.
"a. retaining only Kaniezeh. EuPatoria, and
Balaklava.
Some Admirals opposed the plan, inasmuch
Is i! would take six months to remove part of
he material from the Climea.
BALTIC -Dantzic letters of the 1Ith saws
hat the American ship Washington, which
ay all summer at Copenhagen, had landed her
largo on the ice, and conveyed it on sleighs to
Riga.
The american ship Telegraph, is exposed
It Categal, and another American ship is ex
,osed at Revel.
Intelligence from Constaltinople, reports
dauravieff advancing in Asia. His advanced
Orts are within three days march of Erzeroum.
The campaign of the Turkish army is Slis-
ria is definitely abandoned, in order to cover
Irzeroum.
Omar Pacha's troops have begun to arrive
{ Trebizond.
The Egyptian contingent is already Embark
d for Trebizond,
Omar Pasha has rendered his resignation,
tut is refused. He is in disgrace at Constan-
inople. Not long since an official commits
ioner of widows and orphans applied to at
ach Omar's property in Constaninople in
ehalf of his children by his first wife. In
ompliment TO Oman Pashs the attachment
las not permitted.
Britain home politics quiet.
Palmerston is gaining adherents in Parla.
tent.
Hopes of peace throw all other news in the
lade.
The Presidents Message, of course, was
ariously commented upon, but the opinion
as generally favorable, 1t was considered
loderate in tone, but expressing Americas
Jews with dignity and precision, No one
lere anticipates rupture between the two
ountries.
The London Gazette publishes a treaty with
apan, opening the British Commerce ports of
Vagusaki and Kokodadi, the same as to the
mercans.
Hon. Henry Gilbourne, Ex- Chancellor of
xcllequer is dead.
The 4th consignment of machinery for the
Overnment small arm factory, landed at
Voolwich, on the 10Th from Robbins, Law
,nce & Co.. Windsor, Vt.
Exhibitions of the strength and capahiiy of
le Baltic's metallic life boats, made at Liver.
pol, proved satisfactory.
FRANcE.-There was grand review at
aris on the 18th, oftroops from the Crmea,
hen Duke Cambridge, in the name of Queen
ictoria, presented the British Crimean Med
to Ia. 900 French troops.
Ov. Reeder in Reply to the President