New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-17

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tan, ard win be fully supported m tha: pocy oy tae COY
trInest al home thou ia the event OF al lA
declaration Of wsT may sii p en-, 20 or az p~1f ,
operstlons Lord Stafford uA1eHsoo1 Or Te'aS, sup
posd to have disaPpoved ne feP .isen py as 1911
Counci and would probably do bis oc' 70 deay ilraeT
ne intelligence from Olmatz in all rospec;s Of less in
rornpee CoDcesons and assurances have been Oensby
mad. nv the Emperor time and in form when they
could he worth very le m the face Of the Violently az
gIessve policy too clearly betrayed N Count Ne-elf 'ls
Russia seeks TO establish fresh right in Turkey and An in
fuence before possessed 70 reduce the nsza
fon on the Vienna Note 10 hollow preense utterly
worthy Of the great Powers and great interests concerned
In IT, II s that Russia still pretends 70 demand what
nobody has wished TO deny her. viz the mantsnancs
That sbe have whenever she chooses 20 be content
with H. but nothing 10 the interest Of peece every
effort hoe b. made keep Russia 70 her wOrd and u
her oil that che IL entitled bat all attempts al fur
her encroac meDt will be resisted they have been from
the emen Of her present aggessions 10 dealing
however with Power that evidently seeks to gain time
and that avowedly awaiting sef Of prciracted nsyo
sstich TO position in which negos on may be DIS
pensed with altogether, Il u obvious that WINE m ny req
sons might exist for friendly reIn0Dsrance az no n'l n
peGraIce suspicion Of such conduct tune mlt con9
wben the max will be thrown of on ono sq7 an
closure Of the Russian policy cannot but giEe a
lew character 10 the resistance OF the cnsi IL
deuspdenf Powers Of Europe. Such pass must nave
L,f 6ye.een nv the Emperor Of Raa who coul1hari
have sutrosed either that Europe wOui1 i1CA On q.o a.
the sudd end nnprOvoked Eruption OF ms noldSs M
A.. don;nions Of peaceful and friendly neghDJr or thH
n voud content itself with barren protest ana irle'
neootiston But now that the Emperor STANDS arraiSAeu
AZ he court Of order civilization and honor as
esuseless dsurber Of the Pabhc peace inc dscrgp.y
between his fair words aud his violent acts cannot Oi' m
fue msgiyings inioe eonscienGe not "houy aoia
tped by POWER and ambition The Emperor risks rue
psce Of Europe and does bs best 70 light hame Thicn
neither be- nor his may live TO see exngushed-or
what Either 20 obtain what be has not even Color Of
right TO- or il to allow him acertan sort OF honesty
10 e1a:if bis pride by jecng some ba inles mp1nca'
tiops necessary u slay the alarm d the Porte ana %
by the Emperor own proieesed lntenl3hs ihs
b. does on the petty flea that they proposed pr the
TuI b Government and hat therefore hi honor con
cerned not accept though ever FOR
mis- The reace of Europe be jeOpaFdized and strug
Gle commenced which must indeed be ranous to Idrke
but which will be assurCdly 20 other Powers also, AMI
not tie least TO that vast but poor and uumanageabe do
nnion which threw down the gauntlet and dehed tho in
dignstion Of the civilized world
TIom Omutz Sept Goth the correspondence OF London
pspu says;
"Tbe conference between the two powers have ended
The Em error Nicholas ard Count NesserOie have given
TO The Emperor Of Austria and Count Buol Schauensen
the most positive assurances that there IS now aud hence
fonL question of any isoated action on the part OF
Russia with Wow to the subyersion OF the Ottoman En-
pire and that the sole object Of the Emperor Nicholas
10 terminate the whole affair with honor and put end
to the suspense in the European money market quickly
possible For this purpose is the ANXIOUS joint desire
Of The Cabinets Of Vienna and St Pctersburgh that with
the concurrence Of the governments Of England France
and Prussia the collective action Of the Vienna Confer
shou be renewed and that its result should be
formula Of assurance perfectly satisfactory 10 the Porte
hold forth every prospect of acceptance The qes
ton therefore regarded substantially terminated and
beDctlOTth involving only a few FORMS which we may
faf ly leave TO the tact of the dpomatst unless the Mos
lem anaticiFm which Russia has ncautouy evoked,
should inerpose barrier These assurances will take
place with view enable Russia to accomplish without
humiliation the wished for point of evacuation OF the
Prinripalies, but viii involve the part of tho Five
Powers technical guarantee TO Turkey beyond what
already exists in the treaty Of lsl, and which, in fact
would be superfuOus.
We now subon summary of the various transactions
in regard the question: since previous adyiees up to
the declaration of
Tie conferences between the Emperor of Russia and
Austria Olmutz has ended and the Car had returned
10 Warsaw whether the King Of Prussia has gone to meet
him, and the Emperor Of Austria to follow New
we're concerted at the Omitz meeting, and
particulars sent TO the English Government direct
from thence Stronger hopes Of pacific solution were
renee Vienna has been established between the Four
Powers and the thread of the negotiations has been
tumod giving the probability that solution more prompt
and poaCeable than was expected is at hand.
Private accounts from 0mutz, of the 2sth say that this
peacoabe result of the conference mainly owing the
Insurance given by Lord Wesmoreland that the British
Government would not insist the Porte accepting the
Vienna note without notifications. but would at least alb
stain from advice to the contrary and that would partic
ulaly guard against making any pledge of material sup
port TO the Sultan in he should declare against
Russia that the other hand the Emperor Of Russia
would not consider the arrival in the BOsphOruS of few
shiIe war; such those which have passed the Straits
violation of the treaty of 1871 provided the object of
that demonstration really to keep In check the anat
eel party at COnsantnople APropos of Olmutz il was
remarked with surprise by the French papers that Lord
Wesmoreland should have been present at Omuz, while
the Baron Bourqueney, the French Ambassador ab
sent The explanation given is that of the dplomac
corps were Invited and Wesmorelsnd was present only in
his capacity of general officer.
The London Ddily Ncws Q4iberaD confirms the state.
made above with respect TO the reconstruction of
the Vienna Conference, and phy sums up the matter by
saving that the task devoyed upon this resuscated Con
ference ia to let down Russia softly possible TIE
ktrt further says;
"what II is that makes Austria so ready to listen to
is obvious enough The treasury is empty and
body will lend to State often bankrupt and apparent
ly go ncsIabe Of taking rational to
der TO Its finances DIV two before the arrival of tbs
Car at Olmutz Count Brenano returned from a wind.
London Amsterdam, Frankfort &c, with the report that
no one disposed 20 deal. representative of the
house Of Rothschld who had been invited TO OmItz,
told similar sOryat least in his place OF resi-
per cent and 81 the same time the price OF Austrian Sc
cprites has fallen 81 Austria is anxious TO have peace
bee ause II cannot afford 60 fight Austria is peaceaby
Russia is peaceaby disposed but their object
viii be 10 persuade the resumed Conference at Vienna TO
enable them back of the scrape they have got into
on as favorable terms possible OF the three remain
ing Powers, one loast-Prusss-s likely enough to
play their game.
The semi official Apsfriaa Correspondents briefly an
nouncos the settlement thus g scheme Of adjust
ment has been agreed az Omlz, and viii be forth
" with offered Tor acceptance TO the Porte Vienna let
tiers Of the I'd inst add that when the conferences proper
20 which Russia and Austria parties, had Terminated
council OF ministers held, TO which the ambassadors
were invited Ii at this meeting that Lord Westmore
land made his proposition of a Collective Declaration
which accepted This declaration the heads of which
are mentioned above is understood be identical. or
early with one proposed by the Earl of Clarendon
upon the Cars rejection of Rechii Pachas notifications
On the morning Of the 27th, orders were sent from
Olm0tz to clear the Railway Immediately. When this
had been done, Russian courier with dispatches LEFT by
special train Tor St Petersburg The Constitutional
stat that the French and British Governments had also