The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-29
RICHMOND, FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER %, 1906.

The painfnl apprehension. but which is iuAi.
he'd by experience, Of feeiLg new epcroachments
made at the very moment when the negotiation
may BIZ accepted, or during its courfe; the ap-
prehenion THAT greater dangers will arife FOR
Europe from ftep which has no other end in
view than TO fave il; the certainty that they
viii be inevitable as foon as the iuh demands OF
the continental powers, as we'll as thofe which
the French government wines to uphold as 4
contt'1uence of its fuceefIive inva6ons, cannot
De fatisfed in any part; the obligation n,ors.
particularly, which the emperor has taken in
circumttaees as calamitous as they are diff
cut, to come to The fuccout of his allies whole
fa'ety, whole very txiRence is ctninehtly threat
ened, and TO offer them in hort, not deluiiye
affitance, but real, Immediate, and efficacious
One; all thcfe CONTRIBUTIONS united, mark ont
the only line Of condutt which It bchoycs his
IMPERIAL majeay to adopt. SRnffia can now no
longer refnme theinterrnpted negotiations, but
by putting herief in fate to fuccour her al
lies whenever they ffall be attacked, and thus
guaranteeing Europe from further overthrow.
he mutt combine his meafures 10 as to procure
to himielf a well grounded hone that the nego-
CATIONS for peace will promifr much happier
refuits than thofe which have been obtained
rom all the pacific feps, which have been hi.
tnerto taken, and which unfortunately have fail
cd thro the want of refpett which the French
government has fhown to the pef1ing folicita-
lions and representations of Rut6a, and the o.
'her continental powers. and bya repeated in
create OF the dangers of Europe.
II rs IN confequence of every thing which has
Jnit been aliedged, that the undersigned has or
ders 10 communicate to the miniftry Of his i'm
Perlai and royal majefty, in replytto the note
which the ambafador Count Statfon delivered
10 the Cabinet of ST. Peteriburgh on the Goth
July, 9th .Auguf,) that his maieity the emper.
or OF all the Rullias has taken upon contents the
following determinations: 49,
10 adhere to the demand of renewing the
nseociai'ons of peace, broken off by the recall
Oh NJ NovozIltZoR, and to proceed thereon as
loon as the chief of the French government fhail
nave manitefted fin,iIar difpoftion.
10 cauie to advance immediately two armies
or 10000 men each, acrofs GaIlicia towards the
Dannoe, forthe purpofe of combining with the
nesociat'on, tuch powerful armament of me.
G'ation' and obfervation, calculated to prevent
iurther encroachnents during the pacific uego-
ciations, and of occurring in its iIue, Aufria &
.ne "e,ehno4r'ng countries from every attack on
the part of France.
10 invite his imperial and royal n,aieffy, and
aho DINER powers, to cooperate on their tide in
'h'S 'alutary meainre, of which the French GO
Ne,nrhent' If 1t judges with impartiaty, mutt
acknowledge the propriety.
The undersigned, in acquittins himfelf of
TINS ONCE towards his imperial and royal maiei-
Y' Gonceives II his duty to add, that it is mere
~ the hncere deiire of reaoring peace to Eu.
rope which regulates his conduct on this occaf-
ON; that Rafiia win bring to the negotiations
ror psace, the means bef calculated to produce
their iuccefsful iflue, and ihe foeninly declares
nefislf ready 10 withdraw her troops as foon as
TINS dei'raoie refult fliaII have been obtained
by iuihcieht fureties for all the fta,es of Eu-
rope.
ii. |. M. formally invites H. /. and r. Nj. to u
'i'te with him in the meafure he has adopted,
and the undersigned is authorized to concert
with his mnftry on every thing relative to this
important object.
Vienna, Saturday Auguft 10.
(Aug. slst 1860
(Signedl