New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-26

1--WE kfow that almost simultaneously with tt,t
sew slsrce. Austria has cone ~ Al de-.s.ndirg
with Prus-is erd the King Of Prussia has nOrme
n. world that he l. Ineut Ms rny H. the inter
it e nodeisnor snd pesce Nov there are WE'LL
affected IA German y tbst pace Is 70 no ma "a
upcr the bssis u the oil four points, Thc
10 te msce acceptable 20 Russia by the evGcgi-
ton II The Crimes It's particularly Insisted upon
il n quarters ~here thee aent, thai;
tie rssiI or the sice OF sva.i pol y to be con-d
efeo an tgu,vo,Lt Er the Russian retreat from the
va ls 81 >;ra that the Car may have toe credit
Of mslrg con ssion for the sake of pesce Vi bout
any Gin utcn bis military prestige. II there be
bny Truth in these rumors-snd greatly f.sr they
~ not he SAT, east sside A. altogether improbable
it renisins TO be whether the English n-Ion
snd whether the French nation $50 far il has
the power Of masking lis opinion felt, viii treat fhe
AutIrian alliance as complete satisfaction Of their
c,sires."
Tie Con,fifufeonnd ssy.:
sit is not in her own nsme onlv bu, in tina, of oil
Gernsuy, that Austria speak 10 Russia i, is
the weig bit of all the confederation that she cast
into the balance. Never was ruder blow given 10
Russia; her influence in Germany is suDhilatei.
There only remained Austria more step 10 take
before breal ing of with Ru..ia, and, prevent the
Emperor Francis joseph from taking il, Russia de-
termined to make a last ard tardy concession. She
caused il TO be declared Berlin that she accepted
the four guarantees with certain reserves and at Vi
enna that she accepted them they stood. The ef-
fort useless when Prince Gortschskoff msds the
csfGiioD 10 Count Buo the bases OF a treaty by
which Austria promises her cooperation to the west.
ern powers were already laid down, and three days
after the treaty was signed The necessity of tx
changing the rstifcations only prevents the text
from beine made known but il may be said that it
gives 10 the powers all the guarantees they desired.
either TO oh, ain peace to carry the Thus
L. crowned by decisive act the long series of neg0'
iiaoDs which have III lie by little detached Ausiris
Russia Thus il broken thu laet ring the chain
coIooced in lsl5-thus is inauguraied in Europe an
entirely new state of things. The French Govern
mol hos ~ lad red
ard which rendered essv by its frankness sad per-
seveiing moderation. gathers the fruit of its good
conduct. The young Emperor Of Austris and his
prudent councillors wac surround him, will gain in
for their rmn.ss the security OF their country
II illustration Of Their name, ard the gratitude OF
Europe, for which tiey pre- pare glorious and lasting
pence.
The London Globe learn from Vienna an item OF
news indicating the rnness of the Austrian minister.
The Prussian Enbass sdor at Vienna. Count Arnim
requested NJ. Buoi to make known to the western
powers the additional article 10 the Austro Prussian
treaty. and the acceptance OF the four points by Rus
ss and TO press On them to open on these points ne
goiiatons for peace in which Austria should take
medisting part Count Buo did not hesits,e to COM
ply with the frat req lest, but gave downright negs
tive to the second observing, that Austria had re-
ceved official notification of the acceptance of the
-four points; and that according to Whist was stated,
the acceptance was accompanied by reterves which
woud not permit Of ne being enertsined. There APP
pears be doubt that Prusia has pledged herself
TO Russia not 10 be party to any demand beyond |
these four Joints and che 10 herself the right
OF appreoiating the propositions that Russia may |
make a. regards the most important of them Pus |
sa therefore soates herself from the three powers,
but at the time declares that sue will lend no
other aid than her mediation to Russe. The general
belief in Paris, however IL, thst if Austria remains
tue 10 her engagements the Prussiaa Government |
will be compelled, by the force of public opinion in
Prussia, Ia make common cause with the western |
powers In spite of the reluctance of the Government.
VIENNA. Monday, Dec. 4, lisa.
The Austrian Correspondent saws that the triple |
treaty OF alliance confirms the solidarity Of European
interests and announces the union Of the will and
power Of the three great States.
The parties to the treaty presume the Adhesion Of
the German confederation, ana the alliance has for |
i,s object the reesablishment of peace upon firm
and listing b6sis.
Thus i, Is hoped that Europes just demands will be
scceded to- ana peace restored.
A creditable report prevails that in virtue OF the
triple alliance Austria, with the consent Of the two
other contracting parties, will eBdesvor to mediate
peace within term Of three months. Should the at
tempt prove unsuccessful Austria is bound 10 declare
war against Russia
France is then pledged to send auxiliary troops into
Itely.