New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-06
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There Is little chance that the reply Of the Emperor
Nicholas to the lest Austrian note will be favorable and
office would be surprised than pleased should the
Emperor Nichoas consent to relinquIsh his mate
rial pledge. II ia not probable that the text of the
note recently forwarded from this city to ST. Petersburg
will ever be made public and therefore It may be well to
communicate the information received by the Aag6srg
Gazette the subject which will be found to tally with
that already forwarded The note does not deserve the
name of an uk1notum. The Imperial Government does
not in a.y wsy refer the recent convention with Prus
sia Tie Austrian Cabinet has to defend the inter
eets Of the empire and therefore renounces all claim 10
be considered mediator between Russia and the Western
Powers Great is laid this and it is distinctly
stated that the Imperial Government does not undertake
obtain any concessions from the Western Powers should
Russia cons,nt to eyaouute the Danuban Prncpales
and the rest Of the Turk sh territory within given time
In kindly hut positive language the st. Petersburg Cabi
net quested to specify exactly the time by which the
Immortal troops will ha, returned 10 Russia 1t is hoped
thh the term fixed will not be distant The Aus
TRAN Government aso expresses wish that the notice
relative 10 the intended evacuation OF the Prncpaes
may be accompanied by such explanations may serve
for the basis OF negotiations with the Western Powers,
and for suspension OF hOstiiines.
According 10 The Vienna correspondent of the above
mentioned paper, certain changes have recently been
made in the disposition OF the Austrian troops which
must be sdered consequence of the AustrOP
treaty. The orders recently received by the troops in
Bob, mia and Momya the first and second army corps
70 march TO the southeastern frontiers must be consd-
cred proof that friendly German power has undertaken
watch the movements Of the Russian army in Poland
The geTrsons Of Theresenstadt Prague, konggraz Jo
sephstedt Omuz and Cracow have been strengthened,
bG the dsIosabe troops being concentrated near Vi
emma. The Austrian writer is generally wellnformed on
these matters: but he IA mistaken if be supposes that the
in the north east of Gaica il not beng REINFORCED
Mischief might be done by giving too exact an account Of
the movements Of the troops but perfectly authentic in
formation was yesterday gwen me that several regiments
have received orders to march TO the northern frontiers
should you suddenly Learn by electric telegraph that
ega decree has been issued for raising 2o 900 men in
addition to the $4,000, you may safely conclude that Aus
a has resolved to have to the sword in defense
Of her interests and those of Germany Persons who
ignorant of the actual state of affairs may be inclined
10 fancy Austria who in s49 Obliged to claim the
assistance of Russia is unequal to the task that eircum
stances have imposed her. ~ tho outbreak OF the
revolution the Austrian army was almost dsOrganized
with the exception OF that part Of 1t which was under ta
dezky in Italy but during the last four years wonders
have been worked and Austria can now bring 600 900
wsD-rnined and perfectly welsppointed men INTO the
teld Who fully equal to the number oil huHsia
FIo1 The London Times June a.
Tho conclusion Of treaty Of alliance betweos Austria
and the Porte which stated by Lord Clarendon to have
already taken place, and is conismed by our own 'nel
renee OF great interest and significance in the prase state
Of AFFAIR." 10 enter into treaty with belgssens power
during for the purpose OF assisting that power 10 10
troops invader from lis territories Is ir itself posi-
tive act Of hoe atty and although the forms lf diplomatic
intercourse not yet suspe AIDED between the Courts CO
Vienna and a. Petersburg he engagemeT which Aus
ra has now contracted with the enemies &C Russia be n
! ia the Ess. and West o. Europe, arc certainly 9.
/ consistent NTH the ma slenance OF Amty or d
| peace. BIZ the pmpor Of this treay, as far e. It
4 l. known 10 Us. appears TO determine with stu
greater f1see aud precsion the coranct OF Arsina
In the present. shs obtains from the Porte ia any
case tie light of occupying the Prnci paies dqng the
copfinu ace Of hosts II the retreat Of the ssians
behind the Pruth Actually takes plse either IA conse
ousrcs II the rererses hey have atty sustained the
DANUBE or upon considerations Of policy, the Austrian
forces viii at proceed TO hold a the name q the ou
ten the territory whah has been til cause and scene
this culinary co.:est. IL on tae contrary a. sun aP
pear to be the moe probable srYbosol t.e hds'is
co,rne 70 occupy at least part If " allachs ana tns M
cs The Sercth in AodaTia they Will prooah una the IA
save attacked long by the Austrian army The opera
.o-s Of Austria in the Principsltes would be IN az re
.pee;s the Of those o. Russia Russia 'sezea t
PrIeusties in defiance treaties and at time OF peace
pr, ssrg 10 hold them "materiai guarantee uni
N she had compelled the Porte 10 submit by intimidation
her dfnads Austria will enter them under the expires
T,ovo az convention With the Porte, for toe plrpos
81 restoring them to peace and legal authority and sh
will retsn them longer than necessary TOT the safet
oftLose territories from Russian aggression. Such oC
una.ou III the Pruepaities = the best the pre-
teiscns of Russia who has treated these provinces
sprepdaee her donlnions; II will probably reley
II tie Moco aaehiGn territory from protacted etrue
Ne and il will satisfy the Christian population that the
rstts are 20 he respected The defense Of the Principal
res especially since the demolition Of the fortresses mort
Of The Danube Is source Of weakness TO the Porte an
tts temporary occupation Of these provinces by Austr
viii shO~ the importance Of providing hereafter pc
ussent barrier between Raass and the other territories
II 'te Ottoman erDI ire.
The Austrian forces under Gen. schlck have alread
advanced to the extreme north eastern frontier Of Gac
and The h.sdquarers Of this DIVISION have been tran
ropo and about % miles from the Russian territory III
passes Of the CspsthaIs through which lie the only ross
from TO Mednva, are already watched an
occupied each aide by detachmons Of the respeet,
armies and when the Ausrians their own fronte
tremains TO be what reception they will meet wit
from the Russian troops on the other side The two
armies 20 each other and said to be an
nfied with such intense hostility that tho conIa
may give rise to an explosion 1t Is probable s I've
thar on this part Of the frontier the Rxans wiz a %.
the sereih and the Prutn; and that they -
ofLeIsye at ell against Austria thar movement VII sa
place further to the north whers the Kingdom o. fclan
osfanss Gteis, and enables Gen: Psnntin a. me ns
ofte frst and second divisions OF the Bas1ah afDiJ
III -steE Crss1w md fhs high roeh 70 hors'ls.
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