The Sun.
London, England, 1854-09-09 00:00:00

AUSTRIA.

The Wanderer of Vienna states that Prince
Gortschakoff has communicated, confidentially to
his friends at Vienna, that tl►d Emperor of Russia
does not accept the propositions of the Cabinet of
Vienna. This refusal, however, has occasioned no
surprise to the Austrian Government, and it presses
that of Prussia to give to the Austro-Prussia treaty
the extension which is called for by the determination
of the Czar not to comply with the conditions
which have been proposed as the bases of ne-
gotiations for, peace. According to the Wan-
derer, there are already indications of the in-
tentions of Austria to enter into alliance of-
fensive and defensive with the Western Powers
if Prussia should refuse to give the desired
extension to the Austro-Prussian treaty. This
journal adds, that the Prussian Government hav-
ing expressed a fear that the Western Powers in-
tended, as ono of its means of war against Russia,
to revolutionise Poland, all pretext for favouring
Russia on this ground has been taken away from
the Prussian Government by the most positive as-
surances of the Western Powers that the King of
Prussia has nothing to fear for his Polish territory
from a policy of resistance to the designs of Russia.
The Post Ampt Gazette of Frankfort, under the head

" L'ennemi ne .vous a pas attendu sur le Danube. of, Berlin, states that the Austrian ambassador
See colonises demoralises, detruites par Ia rnaladie, e'en there has bad a long conference with the Prussian
loignent peniblement, et c'est la Providence peut-etre Minister, the object of which was to come to an u,u-
qui a you'll nous 6Pargner I'dpreuve de ces contrees mal- derstanding as to the policy to be adopted in conse-
saines. C'est ell", aussi, qui nous appelle en Crimes; quence of the negative reply of Russia ; but it was
pays salubre "Mine le notre, et h Sebastopol, siege de stated in the diplomatic circles at Berlin, that the
la, puissance Russo dans lee mers, ou nous allons Austrian Cabiuet'does not regard this reply as a
chercher ensemble le gage de la paix et notre retour cases belli.
dans nos foyers.
" L'enterprise est grande, et digue de vous ; vous A Vienna letter of the 4th, in Foss's Gazette of
realiserez, l'aide du plus formidable appareil militaire et Berlin, says :
maritime qui, sa vit jarnais, lee flottes &tildes, avec lours "Yesterday morning the members of the Cabinet
trois mille canons, et lours vingt-cinq mule braves mate-
met at the Imperial palace under the presidency of the'
lots vos emules et vos compagnons d'armes, parteront Emperor. It is asserted that the negative answer of
sur Ia terre du Critnee ono armee Anglaise, dont vos Russia to the A ustrian. note was the topic of discussion.
Toe following circumstance has produced a great sensa-
choisie de ces soldats Ottomans qui viennent de faire peres ont appris h respecter la haute valeur, une division
tion here. Prince Gortschakoff had solicited an audi-
once of the Emperor as early as the day before yester-
leurs preuves sous yes veux, line armee Francaise qui
j'ai la droit et l'orgueil d'appeller rate de notre armee day, but will only be received to morrow, while the
toute entiere. French general of division, M. de Letatig, was received
by the Emperor immediately after his Majesty'i return.
"Je vois lh plus quo des gages de succes lui mgme,
Generaus, Chefs de Corps, Officers de toutes armes. Tise , French ambassador dined yesterday at his jesty 3 table. The opposition of the Boyards to the
Ma-
vous
partagerez, et vous ferez passer dans I'ame de vos
soldats la confiance dout la mienne est reruplie. Bientot, restoration of Prince Stirbey to power in Wallachia
vous salverons ensembleles trois drapeaux reunir liottant
....:_'.l) s led already to an exchange of notes between
on
na and Constantinople, and Austria is stated to have
sur lee remparts do Sebastopol de notre cri nationale, VI
' Vivo l'Enspereur l' declared her intention not to consider the question until
"Au Qusrtier general da Varna, Aottt 25, 1854. end of the war. Certain it is that Prince Stirbey has
(Signee) "Le Marechal de France, Comm.-en ,Chef the
for the present given up his plan of going to Bucharest.
" d'Armee d'Orient, . As a proof of the good understanding existing between
"A. ST. ARNAUD." Austria and the Western Powers, it is stated that the
Aug. 29.—This has been a busy day indeed. This latter have consented to let the Wallachian militia be
_place.d under the orders of General Coronini the Corn-
morning the brigade of Guards and the brigade of
Highlander; moved down to the beach and-were !!...ancter-in-Chief of the Austrian troops in 'Wallachia.
farioime Russianmrars General Count Stackelberg has returned
embarked on board the Simoom, the Kangaroo, and'
, and immediate] -
other large steamers, in beautiful order, and in a Prince Gurtalakoff, to wlverbal conc-
h _ e hay made..
the
very short period of time. Captain Goldsmith, of inunications. The Imperial princi-
-1 s• had a conference with
(J)rnimisary in
the Sidon, deserves the greatest praise for his
9tb, It
panties, M. de 13aoh, arrived at Leopol.,on the: u . exertions, tint indeed where all did their duty it is _Count Buol, and a large number of diplomatists, par- ]
invidious to praise individuals. The plan of fitting took' of the dinner given a few days ago to General

Letang by the French Ambassador Baron de Boy r
queney."
VIENNA, Sept. courier arrived here from
Berlin, who, it is stated, brings despatches for the
Austrian Government, which contain the views of
the Berlin Cabinet, touching the answer of Russia
on the guarantee question. It is also understood
that Count Benkendorf brought an autograph letter
from the Czar to the King of Russia, at Putbus, in
which the former expresses his anxious wish to have
a personal interview with the latter, from which it
is hoped that a more perfect understanding be'
twee the two Monarchs would probably result.
His Excellency Baron de Meyendorff, the former
Russian ambassador here, had the honour of being
received to-day at a special audience by the
Emperor Francis Joseph, when his Excelleuil
delivered to his Majesty his letters of recall.
Baron de Meyendorff leaves this city for St.
Petersburg in the course of a day or two.
On 'Change to-day a report was spread that
General Baron von Hess would shortly have a per.
sonal interview with. Prince Michael Gortscl
the commander of the Russian forces in the princi-
pal ities. It appears to me, however, that this
report is not entitled to credit.