The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04
THE EUR OPEAM WAR.

THE OFFICIAL, NOTES RErwrrN THE ENC
IsyI w com AZ E - lrr ~ EMU
LhsH AND AUSTRIAN GOVERNMENTS
THE STATUS ANTE BELLuM AND PEACE Diff
CULTIEs.
Tne 1OuOWlDg are copies OF the correspondence
and notes recently exchanged bet ween the British
and Austrian government on the Eastern Gu estion -.
THE ASL OF oAHDoS 70 In Earl OF wksrMoEsSD. M
NJ Iora - h,-. J .sn,alI ar,aI ~ July - loos;
this dav Of vonr inrsshn,s telewr,rhic desootc% Nv
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secnea to attend the WEIGH onp Rmo ma ma
puswsr " to The a.ma,as paddrassed h atr t hs
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he trsnsmitted NV Cont nno to CONT Co,iord ~ t%
;nfo,ma,or NJ hsr Ma;..tv,s cn,arnra.t 'oA s'o
ihoa pa n'a;a o. IN neI mayes Tovelnment
possession Of this answer and haying sen a into M. -
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WIN resPec. 70 II
s unnecessary 20 owen at any ength upon the argu-
unon The wesfarn roUers fbs rasrc,s,su., aS ~
which Russia alone bas provoked tNess.lrods OBJ
iects 10 fhe form of 1he summons 1885,. IL D: ~
England and France and msntains thst this
rendered imperstve bv the Acts Of Rnssi. ws th t
cause of war but he no 90 the long
of erotations cuIino the nast wear nor ~ ths
warnings which were given to Russia nv Fr.nca anf En-
f the Princpaes bv Rnsssn tras, oh sr,t aa
turbed the Of Europe and Pbsh ha. rsnasr
abortve every effort for its restoration Tho despstcb Of
Count Bool to Count terhaxy to which Count Nessei
Jode's despatch Ia an answer po:nta out oear,v unon
whom the responsibility falls Of the present state Of
things and in tho protocol OF the 9th Of AprI the for
Powers have soemDly recorded their opinion that the
summons addressed to Russia by England and France wss
founded in Justice
The opiuion Of Europe has bsen pronounced in favor
CT course pursued by England and Fraace and IL n
needless therefore that thew sbonid aefsnd ,hem,s
against The acousaiions Of R9saa nrooea5 70 ars;s
the other points contained In the Russian ans In
the first place, If the demands Of Austria supported BY
impossible that the answer Of the Russian Cabinet can
be considered satisfactory by the two German Po wers
Count Estsraazy were w. N''P"'o-' "
l. The ne oessty of speedy evacuation Of the Danu-
bian principalities
2 The ilppos iblitie of making this evacuation re
qured by the ess ntial interests Of ernauy
upon conditions which It out of the power Austria
to insure
But Rlsaia fxes limit whatever to the occupatior
Of the prncpaies and she looks upon an armstics a.
a previous condition sine qua non Of the withdrawal Of
her armies beyond the Pruth.
The injury then which in the opinion of Austria and
Prussia the Russian occupation inicts pom the Ger.
manic Confederation continues unabated; nay more IL
is aggravated by the refusal of Russia to attend to the
Count Nesseodo processes il true, to adhere to the
prnop laid down in the protocol of the 9th of Apr
but this declaration lie worth little, lo.g the Rus
In fact the evacuation Of the princpates is essential
to the integrity Of the Ottoman empire their
patton is in ss9 agrant breach Of the public law Of
Europe.
The crisis which disturbs the peace of the world had
MS origin in tss passage OF the Pruth and 1t isinpos
sbe to admit the pretenscns of kusa to mako the
paratcn wk.sh she oweS for an act universally con-
demned dependent upon the exigencies Of position
which she las voluntarily created for herself
Nor England and isance consent to an arnistica
the assurances given By Count Nesselrode,
OF the pacific disposition OF the Russian gossrnment
After making sach great efforts and sacridce and on
gagged 80 they are in cause SO just the asd Powerf
will no.ssop in their course without the cersanty that
they wiz not again oe called upon ater sn0rt interva
to resommence the war The particular conditions q
peaos anst apon TOO msnY contingencies Tor II 70
be rossiee 70 Gown lsnnluseiy a. tne pres,as
moment. Her 1aJesV,s gcVcrnment nave, however,
no hest auon w s,ng ,ne snAsntces wnicn IN their
opahp ana IN nat OF tne frencn goysfnment are es
san'is 70 fecrso the o. farope rom Afure
nese sLe ns,ursly tugsested
BY the capgs 70 guard s9nst noh they are required
lhns ku-sa has 'aksn advantage OF the exclusive
reht whca me nan acquired py sfeay, 10 wfsch over
the reansas o. ,s wsssaa & and Moava v,an sas suss