New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20
AUSTRIA.
The War QuestiOn-DOIngs at Characterization
DIPLOMATS.

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The unexpected turn which negotiations have taken,
the passage Of the Dardanelles By part the whole
Of the combined feet and than all else, the sud
den breaking up Of the camp az OmdtZ have extIn-
euished almost every hope of peace and lead 10 fear
the breaking out Of hostites IT any moment Even
the Veunese Journals which few days since secuted
the idea Of French English Intervention in behalf OF
Turkey, and confidently expected that the Sultan would
be persuaded 10 accept the first Vennese note without
his proposed notifications, are today silent upon
the subject Several days since, Austria the very
Government whose strongest interest II - 70 stand
by the Western Powers against the outrageous de-
nsnds Of Russia declared. that she would withdraw
entirely from the Conference unless the Porte accep
ted the uumodided note. Information has also been
received in Vienna, that Nicholas himself no longer
considers the question Of arbitration and holds
il to be entirely beyond the control OF tie Conference
Ths j. 20 more than any one might naturally expect.
since Austria oohH0t act in opposition 70 Russia while
the Gar. b. accepting the first note with alacrty,
gained thereby sufficient credit for moderation aud
desire for amcabe arrangement 70 enable him 70 re-
iect Indignantly and ilsultnry the notifications of the
Porte In fact owing in part 70 4 delay 10 the neg0-
tistons induced by general desire TO retain Austria
tie side If France and England, NchOlas ami his
astute Ministers have, to certain extent Outwiied
the diplomats oi Western Europe Nor is this the
first instance Of the Lind Whether he viii retain the
advantage thus gained from the b'uniers 81 the Con-
ference, and the slow progress OF the events remains
&c be seen.
During the last few days, the eyes of Earope have
been turned upon the camp al Oin1tz. AMI the pro-
ceeines If tie Dyan So far as political events are
concerned. they were everything: the rest Of the
world nothing. Last Sunday Mass said in the
presence of the EmPerors of Austria aud Russia, the
Prince Of Prussia. a host Of inferior dgntares. AMI
10000 troops under arms Baron Rothschild WA
present several days The reviews, as an Offset AGAINST
tie late military demonstrations az Ch0bham and Paris
are said 10 have been conducted in magnicence AMI
STYLE On the 10Th ult.. 10 z NJ. the Emperor OF
Russia, in company With his son Nicholas, and bis
Ministers. left Olm1z for Warsaw. To-day, the
camp viii he entirely broken. YESTERDAY. the
french Ambassador to Vienna arrived from OlmitZ,
ard this morning the English Minister, Lord
Westmoreland. By this evening ali the members
Of tie Conference will again hRd themselves
in Vienna. II is also probable that the Emperor Of
Austria with his Ministers. and the Dukes OF Parma
and Modens viii return IN time for the grand military
review on tie Glscis tomorrow Sunday az IL O'Clock
But what influence has tie Conference At Om1tz had,
or viii II have On the Eastern question and the politics
Of Europe Up 10 this moment nothing official has
been announced. and we are almost as much in the
dark Gs if the two august EmperOrs hal not
met Every one must know the real object OF
tie writ OF the Gar Of Russia, viz. 20 bring
over eEeciuay to his side the young Francis
joseph, and judging from the tone OF the official
Austrian journals he has eminently succeeded. But
WHY did the Vienna Conference adjourn To Olml.z,
and VIII they again attempt to negotiate between Iur-
kew ard Russia II is certain that Nicholas did not
stay az Olmuz as long be intended and IL is almost
equally certain that had any pacific measures been
taken TO settle the question and relieve Europe from
suspense almost than an actual state OF war,
ley could not thus long have remained secret. have
iuteoeIce from Bucharest up to the 23d ult but can
not learn that mp to that date the rejection o the Sui
tau's notifications was known at the Porte. The IN
telirepce received confirms me in the opinion that
their insoent rejection by the Car, both as to their
manner and substance will tend 10 arouse the ndignl
ton and enthusiasm of the Turks TO a stu
higher pitch Moreover the presence Of the combined
feet in he Sea of Marmora OF ut the Golden Horn for
whatever purpose there brought, will reassure the SUI
tan Of the aid of HE powerful Western allies. The Jour
mails in the Russian interest have hitherto decred the
hostility Of war from theinabty of the Porte 20 car
~ il on But they surprised 10 find that Turkey has
actually in the field 327 100 men, 100000 IN Caucasus
and the ueghbOring provinces and the remainder IN
the Prncpaltes ard their vicinity and that even IN;
eeUiharbarous hoTdes from Asia are much Oeter pah
than the Austrian and Russian troops. To explain
those facts some of them affirm that the United
S,ates have furnished the Sultan with gold in con-
sideration Of a port in Asia Minor, while others
believe that the religious houses and associations nave
riven up the wealth which has been accumulath3
in them for ages The late proceedings O the CleInas
,,les tbe latter supposition worthy OF attention IL
can hardly be believed that the Vienna Conference WIZ
ATTEMPT to induce the Porte 10 accept the demans oi
the Car after they have once approved The modnca
,ions If the Sultan AZ the present crisis they cam
not for moment believe that the demands OF Nichons
Il scceded TO- will not interfere with the integrity oil
Ire Ottoman Empire, when the practical consequence
Of snch IN accession would be the placing OF l3u0O,jjO
Of Ottoman subjects under the direct control OF the
Gar Tie crafty diplomat of the North knew tnlt the
question under dispute not Of mere words ana
tie course Of events has proved such to be the
case The Car evidently has 40 idea OF eyacnhthg
the Personalities over 20O,OO Russian troops
are stationed along the Pruth. and column
after column Is marching toward the Danube All this
immense pr, psration il kept up IN one OF me mos IN
healthy regions If the globe Notwithstanding the con-
trsry reports. they have suffered severely from cholera
and the malignant evers incident TO the lower Danu-
bsn Provinces The latest intelligence states tha' I'M
tneue bodies OF Turks also approaching the DANUBE
which is already lined with Turkish iOrthcatons ahi
that the hostile hosts are preparing 70 go into w.lel
cusrrrs almost in sight OF each other Inc storms
which sweep across the Black Sea will soon prevent
oper,tons on the part Of the fleets, while the intense
cold IN Caucasus and the Dsnubian Priacipaites must
to 4 great extent defer h0sites until spnng. Ia my
oUpou the only Lope OF peace lies IN the fact tnat dr-
ihQ tie winter months political events may taAe another
cOurse AID the crlss impending az present De aterl.
The .atest intelligence from - Petersburg "a UT
states that sctve prepsrations being made tor war
some notifications have been made IN the recruiting
service BY Imperial command which. however DO no
pertsin to the Jews Tie IsraeLtlsh population are
compelled IL furnish the original quota, 10 men iol
every 100 inhabitants Alvces from Southern Russia
give Us to understand that the troops are urgent io
war While the Turks, in their anaiicisn oeie'e thel
VIII plant the standard OF lsam IN the hedlt
Russia tie soldiers OF the Gar confident hat the
Will carry their arms % the southernmost bounds o
the Ottoman Empire The Prnclpsiities are uhIe
strict police acquisitions Several Poles caught IN IN
aet of de.rrtion we're .bot without mercy.
Tie Koszta affair still embitters the Government
teaiDst Americans have it from good sutaonty ina
Q tie question concerning International rights IA sue
cases and this instance IN particular, has oeeh ui'
!. cussed al Olmdtz Il is generally believes va
Koszts viii be delivered I'd 10 the Austrian authorities