The Sun.
London, England, 1855-04-06 00:00:00

AUSTRIA.

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The Wanderer of Vienna of the 31st ult., 5a9.5:,
"We are assured with respect to the third poll'
that the Allies persist in desiring to confine the
Russians to the Black Sea, and in reserving t°'
themselves the power of passing through the Dar,:
danelles and the Bosphorus when they please.
A. letter from Vienna of the same date, in tb,°
Bieslau. Gazette, bays :—" It is certain that tne
Western Powers have not taken into consideration,
the proposition of Prince Gortschakoff on the thin
a
point. Immediately after the sixth conference, the
Prince sent off a telegraphic despatch to St. Peters'
burg, calling, it is said, for a modification of hislir
structions. • It is certain, besides, that Prince
Gortschakeff is employing great efforts to Ouse
Prussia to.be admitted to the Conferences."
VIENNA, April I.—To-morrow the Conferenee
will meet .again.; but, as M. DrOuyn de l'Huys
prObably be here on Weduesday next, it .is under;
stood that The discussions, till his arrival
any ?sit
embrace very essential point of diffeiwii
is also very natural' that Baron Bourqueney, the
present single representative of France, should de-
cline the .responsibility of entering into matters 01
difficulty at the present moment, so to speak, wbe!,
the French Minister for Foreign Affairs is about t
enter the conferences in order to take an import
part in their deliberations. Under these circtinr
stances, we are almost warranted in supposing that:
until M. Drouyn de l'Huys has arrived, the most
important considerations will remain in suspens e'
There has been same gossiping in our city about tbe
probability of Sir Henry bytton Ilulwer beings:ls°
expeCted here, in the capacity of a special plenll3°-
tentiary, either to replace Lord John Russell at the
Conferences, because it is rumoured that his lord-
ship cannot possibly prolong his stay here after the
Easter holidays, or to act as an additional ad /cans.
In authentic quarters nothing whatever is known
of an intention on the part of her Majesty's G°'
vernment to send out Sir Henry Lytton Bulvfer.!
and as regards Lord John's protracted stay in this
city, there can be no doubt that his lordship, bO4:-
ever anxious to return home, will certainly reinal°'
at his present important post until his mission is
fully completed—that is, until the bases for the;
conclusion of a treaty of peace have been agreeVf
by the Conference, or until the Conference is
solved, and the present negotiations aro entirely
broken off.
Many different versions are given of a specsh
which Baron Bruck is said to have addressed to A
deputation of the Bank a few days since ; but the-
truth of the. matter is, that the Finance Moister
said little more than that he should be unable t°
'e
make any fixed plans for improving the finances,
and with them the currency, until it became clear
e
whether peace was to be concluded or
war continued. The able statesman expressed Di'
conviction that, if Austria escaped without -Wilf9
her finances would be in order in a very few rurt7
Baron Bruck now inhabits a magnificent suite '0;
apartments in the " Old Mint," which was 011,"
the residence of Prince Eugene of 5av0y2,..',,1;
1
famous contemporary of the first Duke of Nis."
borough. Cardinal Schwarzenberg, the Princl
Archbishop of Prague, and the Archbishop °la
Vienna are still at Rome endeavouring to se,tt t
the terms of the Concordat with his Holiness, "0
it is believed that the Papal chair demands ru°l.
than this Government is willing to grant.