New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-07

at Vienna
M De Buol VII only have to recal the expross'Oas
employed IN communication Of Jrly - = eonPrehend
the impression which thee changes have paaot on hs
Majesty the Emperor
when in TIE name Of his Majesty accepted the DRAFT
OF note which the Austrian Government announced % as
document approved by the Cous cf France aud Gag
land. snd which she proposed submit the Porto
ulrmsium. making the OF her good odes 10
pendent upon its acceptance added in Dispatch which
YOU, lie Rsron, were charged 20 communicate TO III,
Austrian Cabinet, the following observations and reserves.
Il consider supeFiuous observe to ycur exce.elcy
that in accepting the eoncisioy expedent agreed 70 tv
emma and the mission OF Turkish Emba saaOr we wish
to 10 understood thai 10 be asked to exam 40
and discuss new propositions and modscagons VIII n
NAV POSSIBLY be pr,parvd at Vienna under the prsmoax
of the varke inspirations which this apresr 10
animate the SULTAN and the majority Of his minister's and
that in case the Ottoman Governments should reject this last
scheme of shall not consider ourselves IN
sny wise bound by the aquiesonce which we give today
Alter expressions so positive the Austrian Cabinet can
not have felt moments uncertainty respecting our 1850
luiors Athe case which presented Itself
Il will not here examine in detail the changes which
have been made in the Consianinops In another
despatch have discussed them in detail confne myself
now 10 asking whoih,r the Emperor after having re
nounccd the right change single word in the dram OF
a drawn up without h participation, can consent that
he can PERM, Russia thus TO occupy position Of in
ierorty with reference the Porte We consider that
this would be contrary the dignity Of the Emperor let
NE recapnuae what has taken place Instead Of the note
Of the adoption OF which without modification we bad
made a condition OF the reestabfshment Of eur friendship
with the Porte Different note was proposed to We
might fer that reason alone have refused to look at It
taking into ration might End occasion 30 raise
more than objection to propose more than oh' change
Ia HarsaU
that from the moment when consented 10 70
nounce our uh1,aium, the form of note ceased TO
be satisfactory to should have preferred greatly
another mode Of action. another form OF convention
we did not however. insist upon this wish we re
rounced altogether And why Because a. soon a. wc
began make counter propositions we should have been
accused of proraeng the settlement of the difference and
of deliberately proongng the crisis which was holding Tia
rape in suspense Instead of doing and because we
were anxious to terminate the crisis speedily possible.
we sacrificed oar objections whether they concerned sub
stance form.
On the reception Of the first dra Of note before even
we knew that had been approved at London and Psrs
we announced acceptance of by electric telegraph
Subsequently the draft finally arranged transmitted
TO Us and although il had been modified in sense which
could not be Misunderstood neither withdrew our as
sent nor raised the least difficulty Was possible to show
ourselves more conciating II we'll understood that
the Emperor had accepted without discussion should also
be accepted By the Porte in similar We did 40
under the conviction that Austria looked ON Il as an
ultimaum in which nothing was to be changed az the
last eaort OF her friendly mediation which should tail in
consequence of the pernacy of the Porte would thereby
Of itself come 10 end We regret that was not So But
the Vienna Cabinet will admit that five had not to do with
an ullimaum bat with new drah OF a note IN when
either Of the parties concerned at liberty to mako
fhp ftyht nj WI
had OF our own accord deprived ourselves Of proposing va
rations on our part of taking the proposal OF arrangement
into consideration and not only changing the eSpressons
but alo the form.
Could such result be intended by Austrial Could IL
be agreeable to the Powers who by altering and accepting
her drafts have made il their common work. IL Their
affair to consider the delays which viii result from this OF
TO inquire if ID for the interest Of Europe to cut them short
We see only one single means OF putting end TO them
II is for Austria and the Powers to declare to tho Porte
frankly and firmly that they after having in vain opened
up to il the only rood that could lead Immediate resto
ration of lis relations with henceorth leave the task to
itself alone We believe that, soon as the Powers
unanimously hold this language to tho Porte, the Turks
will Weld 10 the advice of Europe. and, instead Of
reckoning on her assistance in struggle with Russia VII
accept the ia presen, FORM and cease to compromise
their position 80 seriously for the childish satisfaction Cd
having altered few expressions in document which We
had accepted without discussion For Of these two posi-
tons only one is possible; either the alterations which tho
Porte require ore important in which 1t very simple
that we refuse accede them heya unm porantand
then the question ares why should the Porte necessarily
make iis acceptance dependent on them'
To sum ND suecincty what we have said the ulma,um
drawn up Vienna II is the work Of Austria and
the Power who after having rst Of all agreed tot then dis
cusod Il and altered It's original text have recognized as
such as the Porte could accept without ts nereor lisbon
L. kta hav dom QVrF
thing that depended upon s ren unnecessary delays
nasmuch when the arrangements were laid before rs
we renowned all counter propositions No one viii refuse
to bear this testimony TO the by0n,e Of the Emperor
Amer our having long exhausted the measure Of conces
sors without the Porte having yet made single one
hi Majesy can 20 no further without compromising his
own standing and without exposing hnself 10 a resump
ton Of his relations with Turkey under unayorablo aa
spces which would deprive them for the future Of al Eta
biiy and inevitably produce fresh and gna breach
Eyed now further concessions with regard 10 the express
.ons of the note would be OF 30 use, for see by
yocr dispatch that the Ottoman Government Is only
Whiting for our consent to the alterations made N the
Vienna note 10 mako rs signature well as It's
sending of en- EmbaFsador 70 convey tho latter
hitler dependent on fresh conditions and hat has already
made radrn proposals with respect 10 die evacuation
Of The Primo paliios IA regard the later point NO can
only refer 20 the essurances and declarations contained
In our dsralch Of the 10Th Of August and repei that no
arrival Of tie Turk n Embessador bearing The Austrian
note without all, raons viii suffice at s. Peerburg for the
orders 70 be Issued to troops retire over the frontier
frnan about 10 BE- issued to authorize the admission
Of the evidence Of Christians in courts Of law Ihs tho
most important reform that has taken place IN many years
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