New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-11
FRANCE

The Paris correspondent Of The london Timss gives
the text Of treaty Of alliance. ofens ve and defensive
between England and France Il siipulaes that Turkey
shn conclude any treaty of peace with Russia except
with the consent Of the two powers that they are not 20
derive any territorial advantages from the present war
end tley have the liberty Of sending an army Of occupi
ton 70 CorstaI iino le or THIS army England is 70 fur
nth 3OCC0 ard France rocco men, 10 be m5ed there
about the frs Of April This large army will not pro
baby remain idle a. C0nstannOple II going on at
the Danube.
TIE following important announcement was published
in the MoHfeur the official journal OF the French Gov
ernmeIt Il is said TO be intended a warning t. the
Gdherens of revolution il Italy, and TO the Greeks Of
Turkey;
In publishing the documents relative to the Eastern
cue ston the Government has given fresh proof OF its
good faith and the sincerity # it, intentions The power
whchis founded on the national will and the motives of
which are only suggested by the hoaor and interest of
France pursue that toruous system Of policy the
whole strength Of which consists in intrigue and mystery
The power with which the Government is armed consists
in sincerity and caDdor Thus the Government cannot be
preudiced by any light thrown upon its proceedings and
il cannot therefore, allow any opportunity to escape Of
Calculating any equivOc0 point, and OF warning all OF
In the struggle which has taken place in the East
France closely allied with England declared he self in
favor Of the cause Of right of that which is the
cause OF all Europe The independence OF all States would
in fact be menaced if Europe we're to allow Russian in
fueIce to be ndeni ely extended The truth Is apparent
ell Austria in spite Of the Intimate ties of friendship
which connected her nth the Court O Russia, Is every
day more and disposed to adopt the policy which
defend nj Prussia DO not doubt win frame her pol
icy in accordance with the wishes and interests Of the
whole Of Germany.
thus this conflict in which it may be said that all too
Powers Of the Continent are openly or tactly engaged
against Russis, would not present any danger if there
we've not reasons fear complications arising from the
spirit of revolution which may, perhaps show itself on
this occasion upon several points IL Is, therefore, the
imperative duty of tie Government to declare frankly
ard in good faith to those who wish to profit by present
circumstances 10 excite disturbances whether in Greece
in Italy that by doing they will place themselves in
direct opposition the irsteress of France The Fronch
Government viii never adopt double faced policy, and
thus, while defending the integrity of the Ottoman EN-
pTe al Consiantnope it ctnnot suffer that integrity to
be violated by aggressive acts from Greece nor can IT,
while the flags Of France and Austria are united to the
East allow any attempt 70 be made TO separate them
upon the Alps
The French Government has contracted with Messrs
Iuchip luke proprietors of some lead smelling works
al ernu the Pyrenees for the supply of OOO0OOO
Of bullets to be delivered by the let OF April
The corps Of Guards is to be very choice body
guard 1t viii consist of only goo men, but the pryaes
will have the rank and pay of sergeant majors IN the
amy The commissioned OF GERS will rank officers
Tie Emperor himself will be the Colonel in Chief
Il would appear that one of the warike of tho
political personsgcs in Paris is the Papal Nuncio His
Emilence appears is Of the opinion that the Car has
been too tenderly ated all through that war should
have been declared long since and h4t the allies must
dive him out of the Principate but destroy Sevas
topol, and take from him the Cnmea.
Letter from Paris dated Tuesday says -" There have
been great many arrests this morning in the ranks OF
the Republican party. The numbers are varOusly
stated have heard 40 or 80 in the banlieu Of La Vii
lee alone but according to report arrests have also been
made in several other quarters OF Iafs NO names OF
AIRY prominence have been mentioned to ne. a. far "a
" have been able TO learn the only reason for the pro
"cteding is the apprehension of Republican procession
the Place de la Bastille the anniversary OF Feb
"ruary "a. Hwas, therefore thought wholesome pre-
ventive TO stiike little terror and put under
lock and key a few Of the men who would probably
take cad in organizing the denomination.
Paris letter says that the Emperor Of The French has
received letter Rom the Emperor of Austria, in which
be says he continues agree fully with the Governments
of France and England in the view that they take of the
necessity OF preserving the integrity Of the Turkish En-
pre- ard 50 preventing the destruction Of the balance OF
power in Europe and finally that he has written 10 the
Emperor of Russia respecting what he had before urged
against the continuance of the with Turkey, and
calling upon him TO order the evacuation Of the Prnc
pales EitiH short deay he is sending an army to
The frontiers the purpose OF preventing the consequences
which prolonged occupation OF the Danubian Provinces
Hoald cause.
Private letters have been received from Vienna which
state that the Austrian Cabinet l. greatly irriaed in con
SEQUENCE of the rejection by Russia Of the last PROPOSE
os Of which Count 0rof was the bearer TO ST Peters
burg The consequence has been that Tor days past
much better understanding has begun to exist between
the Austrian government and the governments of France
ard England 80
me London Ners takes the ground that Austria will
de with Russia because she the only government that
will help her to put down Instructions in Hungary and
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