The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

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thsss guarantees ought : contain ssvssa priacipai
po To which, subject 70 dictated BY sventa
would naturally form the indspensabs basis for nsgo
wards cot forth in the identical notes which the spre
senavss Of France and England TO the cabinet Of
informing ne Of t. il announced to us II the same time
Plies iaid down IN the protocol q the 9th Of April an!
It's to thu cabinet Of ST Petersburg
request you Aonssur u Baron according the express
?. tn. :. kns TO- give the 70
the path Of negotiations, and ,ensioa Of hostes
facilitate that result The Emperor himself will Be- con.
WINGED Of the neosssy Of obvang for tue future the
in onyeneuoes and The danger. which both for sa;ss
institutions which formed the public right Of tn. psnu
bian principatss, and Of ssrva, and the enlightened
TO point out to him the advantages add ene6s which
would be secured to them by collective guarantee OF
their privileges by the European Powers The free nay
ton OF the Danube cannot but be favorable TO the
real interests of Russian commerce. and although tho
obstacles to which it il subjected at the mouths Of
that river not yet entirely removed, the en-
lightened spirit of the Emperor and tho rel Grated
declarations Of his Cabinet, leave doubt As to
their firm intention to promptly put a. end TO
of tine Sultan, is not only in adopting the protocol
Of the 9th Of April that his Imperial Majesty declared
himself Ia accord with the pri6ciple Of joint aud col
lective soicude OF the Powers for the condition of
religoDsts but the idaa had area ~ presided
the overturps which ths Cabinet Of st. Petersburg
made time since this subject ut Beria and as
the indie pendence and sovereignty Of the sultan have
been frequently and loudly Stained rs being
conformity with the political views OF the Emperor his
Majesty could not refuse his cooperation to the unitei
efforts of the Powers TO reconcile the ameoraon OF the
condition Of he Hayas with the interests Of the 0t0m
govern nent, by securing to the latter the initiative
which IL requires to maintain its independents AMI
its dignity. The treaty of the 18th Of July, 1884,
the result Of such peculiar conjuncturos. that is
revision by sl the contracting Powers cannot in prn
cipe meet with any difficulties, and Russia, as the
Power adjoining the Black Sea- appears specially called
to unto In the examination Of the important
questions attached to it. Such, Monsieur lie Baron,
the general considerations which induce the
King august master, to earnestly desire that the
Court Of st. Petersburg should accept the basis Of
Interior negotiation the above mentioned points, such
they have been set forth by Austria In accord with
the Cabinets Of LONDON and Paris Be pleased there
Emperor deigned to hoEor you immediately your
rival at St. Petersburg and Of the high confidence which
n de Nesserode has Testified towards you to make the
Imperial Cabne. comprehend the immense i'm portance
attached to s decision the broad perspective Of peace
which they may open to Europe, and the victorious
effects which they must produce the detractors OF
Russian policy, they evidently prove to its most bitter
adversariee which side reay pacific dispositions are
to be found Ia needless for to mention Monsieur
10 Baron, with what impotence await your communi
cations to the reception and tho effect OF the present
despatch, which you viii please make known without
delay to the Chancellor Of the Empire Accept, DC.
kANIEUFTEL.