Rouher has stated in the Corps Legislatif that up to the present time the negotiations with England for a new extradition treaty had been fruit less, but that the old treaty had been prolonged for six months in order to facilitate an arraugement. The official budget for 18Q7 was laid before the Chamber, and shows a surplus of more than 94 million francs. The Vienna journals state that dur ing the late financial panic in London, Earl Cowley, by order of his govern ment, solicited the energetic mediation of the Emperor Napoleou in favour of peace, and received from his majesty the following reply• In the years 1859 and 1864 England opposed my proposals in reference to the settlement of the Venetian and Schleswig-Holstein questions. Now England wants peace. I also desire peace, but, as the most favourable opportunities have been frittered away, and as the conflicting interests have been permitted to reach a point at which they must clash, I can no longer assume the responsibility of events. RUSSIA. General Mouravieff is said to have at length come upon the traces of the conspiracy of which Korokozoff was the instrument in attempting the emperor's life. This conspiracy con sisted chiefly of members of the Rus sian nobilitj, and included Prince Dolgorouky, commaudant of the gen darmes, and General Czerthoff, long known for his cruelties as Governor of Zytomir. The latter was dismissed from his appointment at Zyto' mir a short time back, and shortly afterwards an order arrived from St, Petersburg to arrest him. Having heard, however, that a relation of his had already fallen into the hands of the authorities, lie made his escape before the order arrived, and is now supposed to be lying perdu somewhere on the Galiecial frontier. The Russian consul at Brody has been instructed to cause a strict search to be made for him in all the frontier districts, but no trace of him has as yet been found. It appears that at the time Korekozoff made this attempt on the emperor several hundreds ot persons belonging to the conspiracy were stationed at different points in the town, and the death of the Czar was to be the signal for a general rising. All of the persons, including Koro kozoff, wore red shirts, which was to be the distinctive mark by which the members of the conspiracy were to know each other. 