Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-29
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70 gLsaLy Hotwa0n Aa.tLla bad tho AL.

session Of this Interesting news, but we subljln
anne further slulls, principally from the London
Tnss brought among The Americas mails, gelh.
etwllh an additional, and rather doubtful Pteneh
plspsleh Ia ielsuon 10 Prussia Joining in The tteu'
~, aud 40 account Of The iertlhc and destructive
upgnoh ihsBIsok Sea. M an
Infslallon 10 this iteny, and the mighty issueS
which seem 10 10 Involved in Il, everything seems,
q yet, too dark and unsettled for US TO hazard an
opinion, OF to know hatiodO with our cherished
hopes Of the ultimate Triumph otlbemI principles
II moi Of universal freedom. Our first impulse
would ptomp.us 10 say, Alas,
"For Poland and for Mani"
Blu, we trust that this apprehension may prove
unlonhded.
PIom lhs London Times, DS. ..
BY o curious, andlptobably an Involuntary CO.
inoldence, the pnniYeSaYoi The battle OF AuSleE.
lils hds witnessed the conclusion OF treaty nl
Vienna btlWeen France and Austria ggaiR5i the
mower OF Ru1gio, aud Tie 2dOf December has on
other eirimto be ranked among The fortunate days
( Of the era Of Napoleon JUDGED, whatever DC Tie
exnel terms and provisions Of uhls treaty II Is an
HehI6f lncalcpeble mpoIladce 10 Flapee ~ End
heisoll Ia actual allipuce with Austria, IS well as
with England, on tie great question which Rg.
taies the whole extent Of Europe, and Il is no ltss
nlisneloiy to ourselves 10 learn The definite con.
elusIon Of on engagement which Identities our
policy and uniles our military Efforts to those NJ
Two OF tho most powerful Rnplres ia the word.--
The provisions Of tie Convention concluded be.
tween RnElond and France OF the commencement
Of the present war were bnel aud not slIcly de.
hned, The value VI that instrument wos not so
much 10 bind the contracting parties 10 any pat.
lieulaT coupe VI 0eon as publicly 10 record and
attest 10 tho world the union Of their policy, the
diIinleTeBledness Of their intentions and the spirit
10 which they weIe about 10 take UP AIMS II was
6lso provided HAL The treaty should remain open
ior llle Acceptance Of any other BuIopear Power.
nealits Of offensive mud defensive alliance ate,
iniael, lBbs regarded as public deolaIutoIy en-.
EsgensnlS, pledgi1g the honor ond good faith Of
lie contracting parties To forward 0 common OBJ.
ieo, but they are moi 70 be scaned os II inutely as
the covenants Of q lease, or deed Of partnership.
The alliance is mol contained 10 The treaty, but
the treaty is part Of tue alliance. No mere YeE.
bal compact between Austria and the Western
poWefs can compel The Emperor OF Austria 10
make waE, OF compel France and England 10 mate
peace, but the fast that Three Of Tile Great Powers
or Europe hayedvlibelaely aud freely entered to-
10 reciprocal enga elsnl 10 pI0cure The restore.
ton Of peace, by reducing Russia 10 submit TO the
t,rns which they regard es essential 10 the safely
and Tranquility Of Europe, IS Of The utmost impoT
lance to oiiT own particular interests and 10 lhe
general welioTe.
The ordinations which doubtless preceded the
conclusion ol such an arrangement must have
been Of 0 nature IN remove all doubt and obscuh.
YhStOlhe reel intentions OF tho contracting par.
ues,ioi h is impossible 10 conceive lhntin The
presen. monvnVus conjuncluIe Of tHairs words
can any longer lie allowed TO obscure tue lace Of
thneI, OF vague assurances 10 take The place OF
posiuys engagements.
Whatever may be the ultimate conditions OF The
peoce which successful war may enable tile Al.
lied Powers 10 impose on huSio, il will moi be dis.
pdted lhnllho -Four Points must OF least form tue
boSis Of any onangement-lhal Is 10 soy that the
former lIeates existing between Russia and tue
Porte must be sKlinguished, and The ptetensionso OF
Russia 10 interfere beyond htT own frontier hbol.
iihed, thai the lee navigation Of The Dauube he
Secnredi that the Convention Of the Straits be re.
yisfd for tie purpose Of opening the Black Sea 10
the commercial and political agents Of oil eoun.
tries, end OF destroying The motalime ascendhnoy
Of Russia in those waleisi aud Tie pfoeclorate Of
lie Geek Church meigsJ into lLe common rights
souIed blythe PORE 10 OH It's Christian subjects.
Onthese objects 10 iheil full t6lent there can Le
no diftfenceof opini1n between the Allied Pow
ers,1nd the conclusion Of This ltsaty that they are
agfeed, not only on what ore called the -Four
Points, but OH The most extended Interpretation
that can be given 10 those essential conditions.
Upon The same principle Of united action, il is
Indispensable that the position OF The Austrian
loFcpS In The PnnepSlilies should be clearly de.
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Ibis, lhe eleventh hoqb 10 make nno1heI appeal 10
We hmpetoloI hussla' ohu 70 pIoHet loI tls las!
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Sklr sts vioptly Ielecte,. and which can onIy he
sssshlsd ior nnTsoses Of DELAY and d,csiI he
maxi M NAV Me- pefiod Of ihtse Jililofy eYnedi.
mi. M aImo eYhhusled, even In lhe ewes Of ibe
f.hsmsn CouIis. and tbo treaty which Austtia bnT
jatteoneludel win tbe bellIeerenl mowers would
Ia M more lban desd lrlleP II iljid moi proyljg
thston lie expimtIon Of some britft Term OF DELAY
sbo h pfepsred 10 ion her arms 10 theirs. AID 10
yISs NH eleet 10 die offensive a we'll as tltlrn.
a,e eonjillon1 of me alliance.