The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-27
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Amerca. Inc London Times gives the fol-
lowing, in dispatch from Vienna. a the pro-
differ in some respects from tIba telaor.nhie
account given on Monday: s. ~ -
vienna, Monday Evening. Dec. 4.
The following will probably be found cor
rect:
The convention concluded on Saturday was
triple alliance. The last article d. the An
glo- French treaty of alliance was, that the
other European Powers should be at liberty.
to accede to il, and Austria has now done so.
The sense of the treaty probably is--
/. That Austria has engaged to consider
every violation Of the Turkish territory by
Russia as equivalent to declaration of war.
against herself.
2. That Austria will reinforce her army in
the Principalities, SO that Omer Pssha may
at once begin operations, the imperial troops
remaining as KIND OF reserve.
Anstr;a uIi niaaa = onn sne ~ onn [owels
| Varna, which. in case Of need can be sent To
the Crimea.
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ror of Austr;s al nj ,,,Ssr sII
remain undiminished.
There is secret article.
Alter In9 triple slllsnce has been ratlhed'
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stantial advantage from the alliance.
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;nc the oreat oala in tha RIscL 81 a9S haJ uaa
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| received, ana appear IN ,ne London Journals
Altnougn very severe. they are not so great
as was anticipated. Fourteen ships princi-
/ pally sailing transports, were wrecked near
/ Sebastopol Two ships of the line French (
and thirteen vessels Of different classes, were
| driven ON shore near Eupatnria some of
| those womb he ont ofr. others ba q hoon hnrnt
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