The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-13
Ad-de Camp General Of his Majesty the Emperor.
IMPERIAL REsCRIPr ADDRESSED TO GENERAL BUD
BERG.
ATTITUDE OF AUSTRIA.
IMPORTANT CHANGE IN THE POLICY OF THE COURT

OF VIENNA.
In general the Otst C61respOndez which appears In
the evening contains collection Of semi official motto
which principally intended for the Of the official
organs published in the provincial capitals The last
number, says Vienna letter OF the 23d ult however,
contained but article, which evidently procssded
direct from the Foreign Office The German Of the orxi
nal 70 bad and the sentences intoerably complcs
ted that literal transaton cannot be gven but the
following is the exact fenss OF the aIticle:-
"On the second day after the sgnatureon the 9Th Of
Decsmberof the protocol and collective note OF the Vi
conference openly spoke Of its Tne
text of the aforementioned documents has been made
public elsewhere and it Is confirmed that the whols OF
ane the restoration Of peace between Russia aud the
Porte without violation Of prejudice to, rights for
mery acquired. Nothing II less calo uated to excite
surprise than that the most contradictory inter
houd bavs been given by the periodical press according
per- to the act OF the 6;a Of December 1t rot Tor as
10 put right to clear up or 10 confirm these opnie ns
sra 1t would be Slsyphus work 10 attemptt Oar bust
rtes Is to place Acts In their true Zig hit aod in the
Important documents signed the 9th Of December we
ifcern with satisfaction the common will of Powers
aim at the maintenance Of peace as also tho
Of lie necessity for maintaining the T1rks h pirs in
state which has obtained the sanction OF tins Whsr 1t Is
that the obsevaIcs Of toe anceut treaties be
tween Rus.ia and the Sublime P0ts--ps-ti cularly
those Of Kaiaarcji end Adrian op!e-b made tho fun.
damsn,al condition Of the future treaty of peace,
and that The Porte has Eledged the obligations
arising frsm them. every dispassionate judge
NJ the state OFF sairs must share pnion that par
icular fatality ust be- attached to this question tbs
our Powtrs-wtose bona oid have already arranged the
fundamental conoions-canrot by their moral inf lsnes
sEccee In bringing the mater to satisfactory aud
nal conclusion Az his Majesty the En- 2srcr OF Rus.
sia had e1presed himself ready to enter into nsyo.
Atcps for peace, the roe has been first addressed to
he Sublime Porte II In the face Of state of things
shch is rot only notorious, but TO ray, "proto.
coed by the whole Of Europe, the foreign papers pro.
ffr to know ethiny about tn. na Of secret
motives and 60 far as TO speak If less friendly or Of
nendcnp po ticn assumed by A,yi1 opIrds Ruuid Is
rtcieto refer 10 postu. facts 10 shoW thu the Iapseia
63 al Go'errmet by asaa aanicoty AMI sincerely uniting
,cth The great Perers IN a ninlon nlsiaion
HE Glst,ulfd Of the
nonnced hT friendly sentiments tcdrds her allied neoibor
and NIL not hd,e to them IN future On con
Irsry in the ultimate fisuish,p between hs w,
the surett for ths pace OF thu
world, ard for the cpseva i've interests OF Europe"
whether it is the object OF the Inn ersl
suspicion vhsh may hsys in .hs
OF ibe Ems Nicholas that IL is wsvsrng whist he
hs 70 tgoirg decarston to this Western Powers A2,
Austria has engaged herself to nothing it is on. OF my
pt xer TO say