The Express.
London, England, 1855-06-14 00:00:00

PROTOCOL OF THE LAST CONFERENCE.

The following protocol of the final conference held
at Vienna inns 4, WM, has been presented to both homes
el partlaeLnt by sosmaad of her Majesty
Pr seat:—For Austria: Count BaolEchauenstein and
Baron Prokeschasten. For Franc.: Baron Boarquaniay.
For Great Britain: The Earl of Westaorelanct. For
Russia : Prises Gortchskoff sad M. de Time For Tarkey :
Asti Pasha sad Asrif Effendi.

Count Boot opeaeitl7;sweilog by the blowing words :
In the twelfth confereace I bad the bather to express the
opinion that the modes of solution ealcvlated to sorry coin.
piste!, into effect the third /manatee were not exhausted.
and I claimed especially for Austria the task et looking for
means of socommodation. We have devoted ourselves to
the aceomplishment of this teak with a seal proportioned to
the impulsion of the interests at stake. I have drawn from
Our preceding deliberations the elements of the solution
which I am about to submit to the consideration of the Pre-
ference. In reflecting upon thou deliberations, I was con-
vinced that various principles, admitted oa all sides, might
be considered as beyond discueion. Those prin-
ciples are : L To connect more completely the exist-
ence of the Ottuasn empire with the European
equilibrium. 2. To establish a just bailees of the naval
forces of the two states bordering on the Black Sea. 3. To
give a new confirmation to the rule of closing the Straits,
reservieg always to the Sublime Porte the right of caning
for the fleets of her allies wh he might consider
herself seamed. These buss being obtained hem the
negotiation, what is the obeleele which be prevented a
puha agreement on the whale of the third guarantee ?
The plosive' difficulty—l sheidd say the only one—nets
la the WOW of Rama to impose spoor herself by treaty a
ooPdioll imitation of her Need fares. in the Bieck Sea;
bob deb &Waring such an t to be an infringe-
ments lie rights of sour gd sty et the Emperor, the
of Buda have sot beforehand d►
le egemloe every proposition relating to the
priseiple of limitation, and they cowered that a
stipulation of this asters would met be an Infringe-
ment epee bosom 'tom the moment that it become
the result of a mutual agreement between the ecestreetieg
parties. With the view of removing this dills:sky, one of
the Frew* plenipotentiaries. who me longer assists at our
dilibuethens. bee rabid eat ill sebum which I am happy
10 aapaehalla, Waal, k Meade the salaam of models-
tide Ida* Me thetrusliene. • mutual, agreement
Wilma NW of aughtend the BableasPorte
as the huh of a of their respective tones and the
intbsequat eapizatisa to the general treaty of the weep-
:seat dosed by them es this subject, were proposed by M.
Drawn de Lbays se a peeper means of cescillating all
intense, awl all reguiseineate. This wane, dictated as it
appears to se by an idea.eminently conciliatory, seemed at
the same time the he the practical application of a happy
wthessein of the Beillth plenipotentiary, who also is ao
lupe wide IL Is the eyes of England (so he eapromed
Mile. bat isailitloss and the only ones whisk ware
weill* he MIN Wilde, While being the most
to the Wow of Bomb, should at the same
time be sulkiest fee the security of Europe, and for pre-
vent* a Wont of sash complications as that which it is
new • gees** e platft ea OM to. It le therefore, this
idea (the hemeneef Wks. le the ter cabinet)
which Wowed we heists the that int about to
read. sad PAIN while it Is y heneurable for all
parties. ultimo hoer *yes, all the eletesonlef • eitilfettirty
stdutthe of the Wed gurentee. • • .• •
After this praise, be read the peolulioi whisk a Sepik
, hereto anesud. Huth, neighed it, he tonelkied
by thus airs*/ billsolt:—" Mods, us betblileg.W. 1,

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Article 1. The high con Annex to
trneting Protocol No. 14.
parties wishing that the
Sublime Porte should participate is the advantages of the
system established by public law between the different
states of Europe, swop themselves severally to respect
the independence and territorial integrity of the Ottoman
Empire, guarantee together the strict obeervanoe of this
segerment, and will in coneequeres consider every set or
event which should be of a nature to infringe on it so a
gaistion of European interest.
If • stionoderstanding should arise between the Porte
and one of the soutraming powers, these two states, before
having recants° to the employment of force, should place
the other powers in a patties to prevent this extremity by
psoide means.
Art. I. The Russian plenipotentiaries, and those of the
Sublime Poeta, will.peopess by SOWING agreement to the
conferegoit the peal Aaissat of des • effetitive naval Aram
_whisk thlt two Mea bordering powers will keep 11# 14 the
lieu, and whisk alisU set exceed the tottial number of
Remiii4lllll4 dant is that see. The arrangement which
, A they shill have made .bstmese thalami's. is this teepee
't!, an intend part of the generab treaty.
;Immo shall likawim be limited in the Ireatg tha'mentai
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