The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-17
The Eastern War..-lnApOrtan
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We have information through private
aud highly respectable sources in Lon
don, which. indicate that the Emperor OF
Russia is seriously Inclined to withdraw
from .le position into which he has been
BETRAYED Our informant states that the
recent attempt Of Austria to reopen nego-
ciarious with the Gar will afford the de-
sired, If not indeed the saneerted oppor-
tnniiy, for taking The frs, step ia this DE-
recnon.
Il is stated tina, Baron Mcyendrof.
the Russian Minister, has assured nas
the Emperor Of Austria that the Aus,rl-
an note, ahlch, as our readers know bad
received the approval Of all the A,nbas-
sailors at the Court Of Vienna, will he
answered in such manner as to show
the perfect sincerity Of the Emperor OF
Russia in denying all intentions Of con-
quest and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TO the de,ri-
ment and prejudice OF the other Powers,
and to testify, al the same time, his read
mess to maintain peace, ii i. be not made
conditional on the acceptance OF PROPOSE
tons detrimental to the interests, dignity
Of his tnrone.
This reply OF the Cabinet OF ST. Pc
icrsburgh, though .ag,ss ii its meaning.
will be framed, says our informant, so as,
TO intimate that the Gar would not te
unwilling to suspend hostililies, and to
send Penipotentiary TO European
Congress. As long as war was declared
only by Turkey, the Emperor regarded
the question oil the settlement as one be-
tween that power and himself, and ac-
cordlugty he refused TO acknowledge the
interference and action Of England and
France but after the declaration of war
by the Western Powers, the question
having lost the exclusive character which
the Gar wished to. maintain foT it, has
risen to such European proportions as to
admit the Intervention. OF Congress OF
the Powers, especially after the Western
allies themselves have been Instrumental
IN obtaining even greater ameliorations
ia favor Of the Sulian's Christian subjects
than the Emperor OF Russia wished TO
secure for them
Such is, we are assured, the resume Of
the Russian statements contained I'm the
declarations OF Baron MsyendroF to
Count Buol, and by him transmitted 10
Pals. What the effect will be, events
will soon show. Neither Of the two
Governments Of England and France
desire 10 call upon such revolutionary ele-
ments Us would be necessary 10 be called
upon in order to prosecute the war with
the utmost efficiency, and SO i, is no, a,
all unlikely tina, such advances on the
part oil Russia will fall on no deaf ear. -
And II we bear in mind the slowness Of
operations, we might even venture III.
suggestion thai the allies, while showing
their power to chastise, wished 10 ALLOW
time ior the Gar 10 make such advances
Should affairs turn out as ,ntimu,ed bv
TINS information, we shall soon have up
report that the bellgeran,s have taken TO
!heii winter quarters IN the middle of
August We confess that we are no,
prepared Tor such an event. We fully RELY
on tile sources oil our correspondent, but
we think the move ii il be made, is an
other Russian trick TO postpone opera
IONS, anu IL secure the auxiliary forces
d impassah'e roads, tempesiaous waves.
anu all The figof oi Il winter, that would
BE- the undonbted death of the sick men,
iasf Pfs lof the Western Ponefs, il hey
let themselves be sold by the new Mus
goFIte hoax.