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

Il t,oops al he Invitation Of the po-s under tbe au.
fborIt az olmatc convention sad the forcolo inya-
zion OF the Ottoman TERRITORY by toe HisaIsn armies
co.sitions whse e attached BY RGssia to the svScus
ton Of the prnc ates and come now 70 thet pera-
ersFh in Count N,ssirosss esspsstn waLsn .elses 70
n soputs nothing less than thus that the Russian
Gslnst includes among the ancient privileges Which
70 t preserved the Greek church the entire rights
which TOW from the proteetorate civil vel a. rei
rioss claimed hs Nussa; but i cannot COR moment be
supposed thai u stem estaDs b. such potecto.
rate, IL IL based upon European guarantee,
could be coDestble With the independents and soYe
IN rights OF I Porte
her Majesty government Is far from yiug that
Europe IN ieren TO the OF Tie coudi-
ton Of tie en- isuans in Turkey; the contrary they
think tina. Eprop ght take acvs interest In the
welfare Of the population, and ought to oone 10 an
understanding the best mode or taking advantage
OF the generous Intentions OF the sultan towards his
Christian subec but at the time they are hIiniy
convinced that the reforms which needed IA me gov
ernment Of the various CHI istan communities "a INC W.
tomAn empire only be eiectualy ana DehsncsA!
carried out by he Porte taking the initiative Win re-
gard to them that If such reforms are 70 oe promo
ted BY any fo eikp influence il only Do ty means OF
friendly conn aua advice and aot BY en- interference
grounded upon Treaty engagements INTO snen u" slae
could enter without abdicatingI ITS independence .
In fne h appears to her ysjestys government that
the rsspectiys situations Of the different Powers 10
m,rSes ont by The answer Of the Russian Cabinet Eng
lar and France therefore continue n the attitude
bsheerents the ether hand, as the
austria and Pruss. viii no doubt consider that the
Obligations Of b- treaty Of the 3oth Of April strength
ened far tra is concerned by her separate
sgement with Porto, subsist in all thaIr force and
now the time ba arrived for their ful6lInent
have thus fully explained to you the views OF her
Msestys govern which are entirely shared BY the
goytrnmet OF the Emperor OF Ike French, With whom
her Msestys ge.ernnen, have been IN COMMUNICATION
10 deliver cay of this despatch to Count BuoL
lam, &c CLARENDON.
TIE KARL OF wEsTMoRELASp TO THE EARL OF
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Ud. la.l
lave the honor to report 10 your lordship that
waited this evening upon Count Buol by appointment
the note mo p signed by Count Buol copies Of which
have the honor herewith to transmit to your lordship
VIENNA, August g. 1854
Tho undersigned &c, has the honor to announce to
touDt Buo &c that he has received from his govern.
ent the order to declare in the present note that it APP
pears from the confidential Conversations held between
The Courts of Vienna of Paris and Os London in conor
unity with ths passage Of the protocol Of the 9th Of Ap,
last by which Austria France and Great Britain have
engaged themselves, together with Prussia to seek the
OF connecting the existence OF the Ottoman
empire win the general equilibrium OF Europe that the
three Powers equally Of opinion that the relations Of
the sublime Porte with the Imperial Court of Russia
not be reestabr he'd on solid and durable bases
l. II the pro,ectorae hitherto exercised by the Impe
ria, Court of Russia the principaities of Walla
CHA, Moldaya snd va be not discontinued for she u
ture and the privileges accorded By the Suitans to
these PROVINCES dependencies of their empire be not
placed under the collective guarantees OF the Powers in
LINE Porte and the s,ipuations Of which should at the
same time regulate al questions of detail.
z II the Navigation Of the Danube At its mouths be
cation OF the principles established by the acts Of the
Congress of Vienna.
vssd in concert by the high contracting parties in the
interest OF the balance OF power in Europe.
6ci projectors ate over the subjects Of tie Porte
TO whatever rt they belong and II France, Aus
tra Great Britain Prussia, and Russia do not lend their
IN fpfrra al FrrpN
toman COVER the confirmation and the observance
of the religious privileges of the different Christian
ret Of their reieousts the generous Intentions
Infested by his Majesty the Sultan, at the same time
avoiding any aggression on his dignity and the indepen
Tbs undersigned, moreover is authorized to declare
that the government of Der Majesty the Queen 6reat
Britain while ling themselves the right to mase
knovn, whenever i may be useful the particular
dtons which they may put forward in the conclusion
guarantees above specified snch modification the con-
uustion Of hosttes may render necessary are decided
proposition from the Cabinet of ST. Petersburg which
SHAH OF imply on its part full and entire adhesion to
T Tss, On whsn sey Are ses agreed With the
OF Bis Mojesty the Emperor of the French. The under
signed, &c, WEsrM0REL AND.
VIENNA, August s, 1854.
The undersigned Minister of Foreign Affairs of his I'm
peEal and Roy al Apostolic Majesty Rasens to aknow
edge the receipt OF the note which his Exceency the
30 him The Sth Of This month and declare 10 his
that appears from the confidential conversations
% the passage o. hs peoc Of
the 9th Of april last by which Austria, France and
Ptussa to seck the means Of again connecting the cx
senc of the Ottoman empire with the general equii
hrum Of Europe thatthe three Powers are equally OF
Imperial Court Of Russia canno. be established on
sold ard durable bases
l. If the protectorate hitherto exercised BIZ th. mpe
rial court OF Russia the Prncraiies OF WaIlachia
Noiiava and Serva be not Discontinued for the future
provinces dependencies Of their empire be not placed
under tae collective guarantee Of the powers 10 virtue
Of an arrangement 70 be concluded with the Sublime
Porte and the spuaons of which, should, at the same
time, regulate all questions Of detail
If the navigation Of the danube at It's mouths be not
from all obstacles and submitted to the application
Of the principles established by the acts OF the Congress
of vienna.
s. If the treaty of July 49, 1871 be not revised 10
BY all the high contracting parties il the interest OF
the balance Of power in Europe
Russia DO rot give up her claim to exercise an off,
protectorae the subjects Of the Sublime Porte
Britain, France Prussia and Russia DO not lend their
mutual assistance to obtain initiative from the
ottoman the confirmation and the observ
OF the religious privileges Of the different Christian
Interest Of their coregioniss the generous intentions
manifested by His Majesty the sultan at the time
avoiding aggression on his dignity and the indepen
The undersigned is moreover authorised to declare
that his government tkes cogniance Of the determine
ton Of England and Of France not to enter into any
arrangement with the Imperial Court OF Russia which
may not imply the part OF the said court full and
entire adhesion 70 the four principles here above
rated and that accepts for itself the engagement not
TO treat except these bases, always reserying to
itself free celebration on the conditions which il may
bring forward for the re-establishment Of peace, IL
Il should happen itself 10 be forced to take part in the
wsr. The undersigned, SC. BUoL.
THE FIFTH MONTH OF THE WAR.
AUSTRIA PRAISED BY THE ALLIES, AND PRUSSIA coz.
DEMSEp.
From the London Times. Aug. p
The despatch in which Lord Clarendon replied, on
the 22d Of July, to the last communication made to
Vienna by the Cours Of St. Petersburg and the notes
exchanged on the sth Of August between the Eng.