Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-18

Russia and Turkey, and that it be ratified by
direct special treaty between these two pow.
ers without the interference of other nations
lie Nord publishes an analysis of Russia's
circular.
The circular owns that the desire expressed
by the Emperor of the French, at public
solemnity, IN favor OF prompt and decisive
peace, was at the same time, and still is, the
dearest wish of the Emperor Alexander. Re-
ferring to the Vienna conferences, the circular
casts upon the allies the blame of rendering
them aborilve. So long as enemies resolved
to substitute force for the spirit of Justice and
Cancellation, the Car was obliged to remain
silent; but as soon as he heard that his enc.
mics were disposed again to take up the ne
gotiallons OF peace on the basis Of the four
points, he did not hesitate to come forward
frankly to meet those pacific dispositions, and
TO seek frankly for solution of the third
point. The Russian propositions are already
known. The circular concludes by saving
that Russia calmly and confidently awaits the
decision of her enemies.
Count Esterhazy reached st. Petersburg on
the 26th, and the next day laid the PROPOSE
tons before the Russian cabinet. On the 28th
Count 'Bpol communicated to Prince Golt-
sehakoff at Vienna, the terms on which the
Western Powers would assent to peace, and
tIia. The terms are those already published.
Russia has made known in Nesselrode's
circular her unwillingness to tleat for the neu-
tralization of the Black Sea; but it is expect
ed that she will absolutely refuse to assent to
any requirements of the cessiol of territory.
Notwithstanding all appearances, 1t is
strongly suspected that Austria will not take
the field against Russia in the spring, unless
previously assured OF the support of the Ger
manic Fund.
PRussrA.-The Court is net pleased with
Baron Seebach's mission to Petersburg, and
Count Manteufel is sent to Dresden to demand
positively to what extent Bavaria and Saxony
have engaged themselves with the Western
allies. He would leave Berlin, Dec. Both,
proceeding also to Vienna to deliver a reply
to the letter in which Austria notified Prus-
STA of the new measures taken at st. Peters
burg.
SWEDEN. From Sweden the accounts are
very warlike Commanders have received in-
structions, marked !" private to refuse leave
of absence and to have their regiments in the
highest state of efficiency ere spring. The
military and naval manufactures work inces-
sanity, and the indications are that, in accor-
dance with secret article in the treaty Swe-
den willopenly take the field with the allies
in the spring.
DENMARK.-The DANISH government is re-
ported to have consented to the establishment
Of depots of stores for the English feet at
Kiel, and for the fleet to rendezvous there in
April.
The CRIMRA.-- Gortschakoff reports Dec.
10th, two sorties of CossaclSs defeated strong
squadron of General Viyian's Anglo Turk
n,ouJor aid AZ NO., 80 80, So
Noth;ng else new from tba Civ Crn,oa
Ina letter from Odessa Dist the Arstr;or
Gazette savss. LARGO bod;os Of tho tros ara
marching from .t,.e 9r;mea into Ressoro{;o
There il not however am, inton,;n, ~ o,,ao
natinp Tho Tormer 90 NOV rIanas ,U;il ho tiIIod
bn o,Sar 1900 60 tiaSeS - u
militia. Gen. Gortschakoff viii. II ;s said
he replaced in the Crimea bv Connt Osten.
sacken. The former win resume the com.
mand of the troops in the Danube.
The allied gun boats. which remained at
Kinburn. have been frozen in. and ali the eff
forts which have been made 10 release them.
have been hitherto fruitless.
1t is rumored. but not confirmed, that Pei
issier is appointed commander oil the allied ar
mics, and Admiral Lyons commander of the
allied Aeets in tba Easte
The Muscovite party are trying to super
sede Gortschakoif by Muravief in the Cri-
Inea.
Menschikoff Is appointed military Governor
of Cronstadt
AsIA.z= Omar Paehaz has ia,Its rs N.
tack Kutais for the pref emit
The Russian General Surlof tool, nosses.
sion of dehle, Of Hanan Kaleh -as soon a. So.
lin Pacha retreated to Erzeronm
The greater part Of the Russian army will
winter at Kars.
The Inga1,ae Russo nnblisbss ,,roo,on,o
ton by Gen. Monrav;etf coIlin, H. a,i".
population of Imoulin. Guriel. and Mingrelis
70 waco u,ar of anu
enemies of the cross Tits this naasr 49,
is supposed to have induced 0msr psoba ~, -
retreat 0'i" W
RUss1A.-Contracts arc odvort;sod G.. =,
mense quantities of artillery and stoves na,,
rife regiments are beine enrolIeJ er,a ~
patton is offered as a bribe to the serfs Will
some restrictions imnosed bv the Gar N;obae
lar on the mobiles have been ,anesIed
The Car has also issnaJ q deereo nor for.;r,.
ON peasants The riobt 70 nossoss iondod , ,s
erty in Poland. Personal serfJ9rn i ~ ba 70
placed by annual navment Three v w re aro
allowed for the comnete execntion az tbo DO
cree. '-i0 W
Accounts from Cons,ort;ro,lo st.4o a..