Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-05
TIE NEW PEACE Propositions

vienna thay 10 Correspondence the London Time,l
OF part Of one OF my telegraph
In which mention ade OF another at.
tempt thi was about to be made by this government IN
induce Russia to yield the just demands of the great
fowers,is much questioned there Posi- i've pforms,;on
nomever Yesterday evening acquired which fully
ne intelligence but t is hardly necessary to re-
marx that Russia is not likely to accept the conditions
"hich the Western Powers and even Austr, will now
c%nsder necessary to inss; on. Ii may appear some
nn OF the iiest to make mention of conversation which
took place full fortnight since between the Russian Cen
' "run"iIi and an Austrian Minister but IL must bs
Done "a It will enable you TO form correct idea oC The
footing on which Russia and Asstri, now s,,nd IT,
military man commenced the cooquy bv Observing thar
houSh he had no Instructions (trdiierl he was Al
hoetty to talk (eduer) OF the Oriental question Tn.
Ausuih statesman having expressed his Willingness to
''Sten TO th- opinions OF the General OIL a matter of
such high interest NJ de Grunwal observed that IL was
not exactly clear TO him what the Powers were ouarreng
about MY imperial ma ter" said he ", rrsolv.d 10
maintain the integrity of Turkey and so are the
ro"ers ne desires to see the future position of the
nrsuans IN Turkey properly secured and so do thew
What then is Oh, point Of dssensioo and where the
necessity for going war" The reply to ths was ,hat
the occupation OF the Principalies seemed totally to
nave escaped the memory of the General and il was ad
ded that the Powers would continue TO insist ON their
evacuation "a preliminary step any future
e's Inc hass,an "axed warm on the subject, and as
be affirmed that Russia neither would nor could consent
TO such dishonor, the statesman considered IL ad.
saoie 70 break oil the conversaton the more PARTICULAR
as uenerh G'un.ald had no power to treat The
most exp renced professional politicians are toay a
loss TO understand the policy OF his Prussian M.jcsty
lew days since Austria had reason TO complain Of her &C.
centric avs disnclnaon to act but yesterday evening
was affirmed that "a sudden change had come over
hng William Frederick" IL has always been the policy
tue Austrian government to keep its real intentions
profound secret from tho world but every feels that
It's iorbearance Is almost end The LLOYD and Wan
dere IN their leaders OF this morning. cautiously express
tue very prevalent opinion that the which has long
been brewing between Russia AMI Austria is about to
burst Aiter expressing its conviction that the Western
Powers, II the stood alone would be able to main
tam tue territorial integrity OF Turkey, the Lloyd proceeds
say mat the German powers have also guaranteed the
invioabty OF the Turkish empire and that sooner or Ia
| ter they will be obliged to fulfil their engagement
Austria says the Vienna journalist has already be-
gun to pe'ofm her task in the of Turkey She cast
the shadow OF her power the Ilyran triangle and
the revolutionary germ effectusy DESTROYED although
II had been tondey fosered and cherished The guar
antee OF Austria, however comprehends more than the
pacicaon Of the lyrin triangle and hsr influence muss
soon be extended aud felt further east The wanderer
speaks even more distinctly the subject As long ss
the difference between RIsSa and Porte had only at
tanned certain point, Austria content TO set snpy
as mediator The patience displayed by the diploma
hsls on the Danube neKhaustible, and well did tho
Russian Cabinet know how TO take advantage Of the time
spent In useless negotiations Now however that tho
repeated attempts to effect compromise have ptovsd In
vain, Ausi must act as becomes great power By her
conduct a. European, German and Catholic State she
must show that she Is deserving OF the confidence which
reposcd in her by Europe Germany aud the Catholic
Church IA soon the Western troops are in sufficient
force at the BaSan and the Baltic eet has begun
In wodas soon the Western Powers are seriously en-
gagedin the Oriental war-people the Dinube will no.
neglect TO do what becoming Danubian State" The
Wanderer " not governmental organ, bat IN the last
sentence has certainly expressed the sentiment Of this
cabinet The avorte phrase here just nov is Austria win
NOT be tue catpaW OF France and BDgaoj but when the
right moment comes for getting tho chesuuts out Of the
ice she will not be found wanting The Poet has
interesting and probably information relative 10
tho future policy Of Austria and Prussia IN Germany.
They will give separate but identical THE same) eIpla
nation in regard the position they intend IN
the Oriental question, but In such form that IL shall
be federal matter The diplomatic agents Of tho Pow
will endeayof procure the accessionof each separate
German State to tho treaty Of alliance. IL ~ expected
that Wurtemburg and SsIony will prove very dcult 10
manage In the first kingdom the Grand Duchess Olga
the fivorte daughter Of the Emperor Nicholas u mar
red 10 the heir TO the throne, and In the second cool
ness towards towards Austria has arisen. The Vienna
nesmougers pretend have that tho decrease
Of intimacy between the two dates from last Au'
gn' IN which month the Emperor betrohed Iehl.
Their ljeses have been at LcSeuburg for days
pas The change Of AIR bn, he Of sdysntsgs to
the Empress Elizabeth Who took violent cold during The
festivals, and now has very bad cough.