New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-26
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
TIP TREATY WITH AUSTRIA.

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"The iffaf5 20 &C orcii g'o one report
~Is 20 be ore svsitpsIiy p rerty n alisn'e Of
! fertys End .f.n.IFe Peace Ril be proposed u
! Iu.s'a by Austria On Ii ha-i Of tae four points,
sase,pgshd a. a.ai.oned The frsafy. II by January
Russia stsi not have accepted the four point
LrJyota hufsIa al recall her Enba--adcr from ~.
Pe.eIs,ET; AID If by March the four points lor II
lesst scme coDoiiion- satisfactory 10 the western
| powers tasod upon the four points shall not have
been accepted by Russia, then Au-tfis 7ill declare
war. The Interpretation 81 the four points includes
the throwing open of the b ack Sea Russia not 10 be
slloa ed 20 have larger number # vessels therein
! THAI France ana England. Six ships from each
nation is the stipulated humber. European port
! il TO be formed as cOunitrPoase 10 seyasfopo
either at BAtcurn or at Sinope. The liberty OF the
| Dohuhe IS 10 be declared. aud a. guarantee for
such liberty the town aud fortress OF Ismael and all
the Russian forts near the mouth Of the D4nube
TO be Destroyed. The prOtectorete of the Christians
Sub, cts 10 The Sultan in Turkey 10 be exercised
| collectively by the five powers. Each power will
have the right TO protect separately It's subjects
of lie religion, but not the subjects OF the Sultan
Should Austria be compelled on Msrch 10 declare
wbr she will ent, with all her forces into Bees arabia
and vii SEND 20, 600 men 10 the CIimea"
We Learn from Trustworthy source that the fol-
loving are the estentia" disposition OF the treaty:
8" Ii before the end OF 1884 Russia does not make
acceptable propositions which will good and
durable peace, the three powers will take measures
10 obtain INA. peace.
"The thrae contracting parties engage Themselves
rot to accept proposition for peace without hsv-
ipg celebrated in com non.
This ye1sion al-o agrees with tie account given by
The Times correspondent IN Paris. Tie writes
at may give credit to the opinion expressed in
quarters likely to be Informed on these matters
though the secret lie yet well kept-thesc PROPOSE
tioIs are in fact, the four GUARANTEES aJe4dy de-
msndeo of Russia and refused, viz: Tho liberty of
the aok Sea-of the Danube-the sunulling Of the
trea es between Russia and the Porte and the joint
Iroectoraie by the five powers of the non Mussul-
nan eubjects of the Porte. cannot ans for the
coectIess Of the statement, but il il certain tina.
men experienced in these matters believe that this Is
all-at al events all sf an important nature.
The PaIis cores pondent Of The Morning Chronicle
referring 20 the assumption of The Russian party tina;
tie treaty il directed mere Tor IL. attainment of the
fou guarantees says: rhou.h Russia professes
to az cept the four guarantees che puts an interpret
| "a,iop upon them which is inconsistent. with tue
"mearipc attached to then by the allied po xers and
with the object for which they were originally pro-
"pCsed namely that OF being an effective GU sraa'ee
"to Europe against any future aggression by Russia
"on the do1ninons Of the Sultan In this sense Rus
81 a does not intend and never has intended to
"cept the four guarantees and yet, tl they are es-
".ablshed in that sense, the convention which Aus
"tria has signed viii undoubtedly be binding on her.
"l must not be forgotten, too tina. the propositions
"of Prince Gorchakof to accept the four guarantees
"were made before the signing Of the treaty but that
"the propositions had little weight with the Aus
4" rian Government that the treaty actually
"s,ened three Gays afterward. In few days, the
"preci,e terms Of the treaty will be well known, and
"all discussiOn as to the real oXjeD OF the obga.
but in the meantime, it cannot he doubted that the
"coDclueion OF the treaty is an affair OF immense i'm
"portsnce TO England aud France
The DGilr NerS Paris correspondent learns from a
perfeotly authenticated source that the treaty with
Austria is to become eventually treaty OF alliance,
offeI sye and defensive Peace will be proposed 10
Russia by Austria, the basis of the four points in
terpreted as menoped i'll the treaty. Ii. by January
LIST and 3D. Russa shall not have accepted the four
points so interpreted, Austria will recall her Ambss.
sgdor from 81. Petersburg. And If, by March ?, the
four points or al least some conditions satisfactory 10
the western powers, based upon the four poias shall
not have been accepted by Russia, then Austria will
declare war The Interpretation OF the four points in
cludes the throwing open of the Black Sea; Russia
not 10 be allowed OF have larger number Of vessels
therein than France and Eogland. Six ships from
each nation sIe the stipulated numbers. Aa Euro
poan port is to be formed, cOunerpoise TO Ssvss
topol either at Batoum or Snope. Tho liberty the
Danube is to be declared and as a guarantee for
such liberty, the town and fort OF lsmal and all the
Russian fora near tie mouth OF the Danube, are 10 be
DESTROYED. The protecOrate Of this Christian sab
iects Of the Sultan IN Turkey Is to be exercised col
leoiyely BY tie five powers. Should Austria be COM
peled on March 3D. TO declare war, she will enter
with al her forces into Bsssera5ia, ami VIII send
20 600 men 10 the Crlmea.
The Times PARIS correspondent says:
Il have so correct mistake IN ide in my letter
letter OF yesterday respecting the delsy accorded ~
the Vienna treaty Of the 3D. to the Emperor of Russia
negotiate the basis of the proportions presented
by the allies. The delay is not three months, but
ore month only-namely to the lst January; at the
end of which time, If Russia persists Austria will
cooperate with the allies in the field. am informed
that for several days previous to tue signing of the
treaty the Russian envoy NJ Vienna bad daily inter-
| views with b. de Buol II Is thence inferred, but
think rather too hastily, that Russia will offer
serious resistance, as Prince Gorshskof must have
regularly informed bis Court Of what was going
Ii IT, perhaps more probable that the frequsn inter-
views allu0.d to ere with the object OF dissusdlng
the Austrian NJ ter from the alliance Very few
people with TO throw doubt on the reality Of the al
| lance OF Of the willingness, when the proper mo-
ment comes, OF Austria to realize the hopes she holds
out or more properly the pledges she has just giveni
and this feeling Of confidence is more apparent
| among official people, who must know better than
anyone the ground they have 10 go on. Bnt there
ever is bit when Austria IL in the question: l am
certain Of one thing and that is, that this Govern
mert i. awaiting with great anxiety two events-one,
| the departure from Vienna OF the Russian Envoy,
who cannot with any decency remain in the capital
| of a Sovereign who has just entered into treaty
! aesins, his Imperial Master and the other, con-
municacn from the Austrian Cabinet to that OF Rus;
ria and requiring that no more reenforcements should
| be sent by that power to the Crmea-
The Paris correspondent Of The brning Chronicle
| thus speaks Of the treaty;
ain nv letter OF yesterday | mentioned that the
French Government is perfectly satisfied with the
treaty. Of alliance Just concluded between Austria,
France end England and that in high quarters here
is considered as a great triumph gained by the d.
rlomscy Of the western powers. Al the palace OF
he Tuiieries on Saturday evening when the telegraph
dispatch announcing the signing Of the treaty was
ceived, large party happened TO be assembled TO
whom the Emperor read the dispatch, amid the he,ry
cor CALCULATIONS of his guests. Ibe text OF tie treaty
hs. not yet BET msde public and is probable that
lis precise words will not be allowed TO transpire tn
after ts ratification the 18th Of tie present month
Tie purport Of the document s, however, perfectly
we'll known II IL bona fde treaty offensive aud de-
f,psive il sets forth that If Russia do not comply with
the lust CEN ands Of the western powers, and take
stets TO conclude solid peace within certain spec-
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