The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-12 00:00:00

AUSTRIAN REPLY TO THE FRENCH
EMPEROR'S SPEECH.

The official Tremor Zeitung has an article, taking
node* of the refereacas made to Austria in the speech
delivered by the French Emperor before the Senate
aad legislative body. The following is an extract :

dine; however, A;atti& has been alai* than ones alluded
to in the lest French speech from the throne, it may be nei-
ther inopportune nor disrespectful to throw some light on
certain of its pessagse, which refer to the facts of the mo-
ment. iikeald a question be mooted, as to who has saved
Turkey, who acespelled the Bowies army to evacuate the
Priacdpelitias of the Thumbs, whether it was owing
exelueively and dose to the /Lawrie@ of the Anglo-French
troops, or at all events likewise to the "strategical reasons"

on till side of the Amides hostler, we emisalhait each
question calmly to tbejudgmest of the=te whom the
Amu an known. Wish segmet te the
adverted tot. the Potash spent trona the Illesereir 4416
was to primal the usable • t the ships, maintaiud by
Rue* in the Bask lee Ware the break/mg eat of the war,
from befog roollamed. The fendermatel Miasma;
between the sispiallsi (dopester) and the
*naiades) is ee was so emphatieally en=
*at it was p an its amount that the aid pilegpo!
dories of the western powers (Dopey. de Mays and
It rail) declared their readiness* *demote the preposition
questiefa with their courts. The dilieremee jai ass-
tamed is the Net virtually removed by the metals with
whisk the ldestifeuremempemias its palladia able Majesty
the lamer Nepsiesm's speak from the tame Ma la which
the Amines peewee* is lota given with its tone* interpre-
tation. If, lien
the Freestepee& from the threw parse
ever it alum tie equilibrium provided foe in the Austrian
orepesitieue spinet the possible iestille, et the leaden
leer to the Sleek flea Mime attaining its epeellied mast.
Ram, ea the ether heed this important provision is midst-
terily emanated es Is the espy article of the
lieniiser. As we have elnady observed, them comments
wily justify the aniese laid down by as, that the epesehee of
amnia. te the deposties of the maim ova whisk they
saga meant be eellielsed as if they were *Mutational does.
meets. BMW, folonver. any returnees be made to the
way fa whim Amnia psammed the esgmemasts en-
ured into by ber, it mime Mr ear to ate from the
treaty of all Sod a Desombor lathe two articles re-
ferred to:

Art. V. " In am the reateendon of the general peace
should sot be Neared cm the beam: tamed oat in Article 1.,
hie Majesty the Emperor of Austria, his Majesty the &o-
pera. of the French, and her Majesty the Queen of the
United Yingdon of (heat Britain and Ireland, enter into
deliberation without delay 'wilding the means for attaia-
Mg the object of their alliance.'
Art. III.—"Ia ease of hostilities breaking oat between
Austria and Russia, his Majesty the Emperor of Austria,
his Majesty the Emperor of the French, and her Majesty
the Queen of the United Kingdom of Orem Britain and
Ireland, mutually promise to each other their offensive and
defensive alliance in the present war, and will to this be-
hoof, according to the requirements of the war, employ land
and sea forme, of which the number, caters and destine-
don, is case of need shall be arranged in ettlieequent oon-
sultations."

TLpsot el Ninths? 28 had laid down that Russian
prepsnisraais tuft Mark Sea should cease. The Austrian
proposition Masi this object, according to the admission
even of the two diet Preach and English Ambessadon them-
selves. The twill of peace as contemplated by the treaty
wield be... base been obtained. The propositions of the
imperiel gabledeasld assuredly not be termed auntie's*.
Wry, whim wo pleas them in their natural aad necessary
Nits-weld= with the project of a treaty simaltaneonly
brmht forward, and which declared the increase of the
Russian naval force la the Black Sea to the former state to
be aa aggression against Europe. It is true that by this
mew a fors humiliating to Russia was avoided, bat in
reality everytkla; that the protocol of December required
was Waned. It must be admitted that the Western
Powers had reserved to themselves the ri‘ht of making
further dawned.; but to insist an then was not prescribed
to Austria by say contracted or moral engagement. Each
of the contraning powers has merely szerthod its right. No
Jaime of any kind whatever have been injuriously
set aside, no rightful pretensions have been neglected, and
the objects desired In common remain intact.