New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22
PROGRESS OF THE WAR.

given for fhe refusal Further, the tE.r says
that he has Withdrawn his troops from the Prncpsl-
tiles in Difference 10 the interests OF the German
powers that he will recall his forces scross the Pruth,
end then swait other hostile attacks pacific over
lures, As may be.
II is stated that at Cabinet Council he'll at Vienna
on ,he 6th inst. the Emperor Frarci. Joseph pre-
siding II WAS decided that the lection of the guar
srtoes required by Austria and he veste-u powcrs
does rot amount 70 cdsVs ttth against Russia, but
that Austra will persevcre in supporting these con-
di.iors end will maintain her neutral position whIle
she awaits the result OF the attack by the allied
power upon Seyastopcl.
The following is published from Vienna ", now
ever. rests Oh DO better authority than newspaper
letter:
Since the receipt Of the answer Of the Emperor
Nicholas 10 the western powers Prussia appears
anxious to re5nter the European concert from which
il had IN certain degree Withdrawn. VITA thar
view she il laid 10 have offered to sign new proto-
ell in which the note of Vienna Of the s,h II August
sRould be embodied as was the treaty Of April in
former document, drawn up and signed by the Con-
ference.
The following is the text of the Prusssn note to
Russia:
"BERLIS, Aug. ID.
To The Rarcn ION Werlhera IN ST. Peisr,bryg
In nv cispatch OF the 5th int. had the honor Of
forwarding ycu copy Of that one which had sd-
dressed Ia his MGestys representatives, In Paris and
IL London instructiDg them 10 communicate to those
Cabinets The impressions produced on Us by the Rus
sian answers Of the Goth and 30h OF June, and to
press 10 them our hopes that they would with US,
recognize in them some germs OF an understanding
and elements OF accommodation Although no direct
answer o those oyertures has reached either from
Paris or London have, from confidential and oral
communications made TO ia, and which have IN part
crossed the d6mdrches we ourselves were making,
not been able TO conceal from ourselves, that the
views taken by France and England with reference
to the Russian explanations are essentially different
from our own and by no means OF nature TO Afford
common point de stpart. IL has been more par
icularly the prolonged stay Of the Russian troops
In the Principalities that, according TO the views
Of the western powers. prevented them from at
tachng any practical value to the pacific profess
sions of the Cabinet of ". Petersburg. Its ac-
cessiOn 10 the principles laid down IN the protocol
OF April seemed TO them, moreover, not carried
out sufficiently far, inasmuch as Il did not contain
any mention Of the guarantees which, according 70
the protocol alluded to were TO be sought out Tor the
purpose OF connecting the further existence oil turkey
sill closer with the general balance of power in Eu-
rope The Cabinets Of Paris and London have not
lett in ignorance that, according to their views.
these guarantees must necessarily include several car
dina points which, under reservation, OF course, OF
any moo fcatons called for by the progress OF events,
should serve the indispensable bsss of any negotar
tons for a peace Suspension OF hostlities these
points subsequently dehoed IN Identical Notes,
which tie representatives Of France and England
delivered 10 the Cabinet of Vienna, and which tho
latter mas in its adopted The Austrian Cab,-
net while advising Of this step, informs US that t
looks on them as the natural consequences OF the
yrincipl,s laid down in the protocol OF April 9, and
teey.s theI efore, that ii cannot recommend them
warmly enough 10 the unreserved acceptance OF the
Cabinet Of 81 Petersburg. / have IL in co nmand
from the King to engage you, Baron to second TINS
s,ep of the Austrian Cabinet by every poss BILE en-
teayor. Our august master looks upon II n
Inspired by the sincere desire to pave tho
way for negotiations and cessation OF hos
Titles on both sides. HIS Mgesty also considers
II of a nature calculated 10 facilitate this result After
having made himself master of the eHsenbie Of the
four points contained in the above mentioned Notes.
ard compared them with the spirit OF the last expa-
nations on the part Of Russia his Majesty hnds him.
self unable to find anything no, reconclabie with all
that his august brOther-nlaw has already declarod
himself ready 10 adopt as the PoIM dc depart LOT
gu amicable arrangement The Emperor, also, win
doubtless have already convinced himself OF ths ne
cessity Of preventing tor the future the unpleasant
pe-ses end dangers which for Russs, "a well q tho
rest OF Europe were involved in institutions which
composed the public law Of the Prlncipaities and
Serya; AID bis Imperial Majestys enlightened sollci-
tude for these countries will not fail TO acknowledge
tie advantages which collective guarantee oil their
tiivieges on the part of the European powers woud
confer on them. The free navigation OF the Dsnuoe
could not a.l of falling in with the interests OF Russian
commerce snd all ough the impedlments u 1t at
the month of this river are not yet quite removed.
the lofty sentiments Of the Emperor and the repeated
declarations of bis Cabinet leave no room Tor DOUBT
ING Of his determined intention speedily 20 put an END
/ IN them With reference 20 the privileges OF the
Christian subjects of the sultan not only has his a
ie.tv the Emperor. in ecceding to the protocol OF
/ Anil g declared bis agreement with the principle ot
an Identical and collective solicitude on the part Of
the powers for the condition Of our c0-relglonlsts,
but also the thought was prominent IN the ds-
/ carstions made this subject some time back by
the Cabinet Of ST. Petersburg to that Of Berlin and,
rs the Independence and sovereignty OF the sultan
have been so often and openly proclaimed TO DO IN
conformity with the political views OF the Emperor,
bis Majesty will not withhold from the JOINT en-
beavers Of the powers the bringing OF the lhp'G ;
uent of the position of the Christian kayaks into
harmony with the interests Of the Ottoman Govern
nent Nv securing 70 this latter tie initiative which -
necessary condition Of it, independence and dignity:
Finally tie treaty Of July 10, e4l, was - result o.
such peculiar circumstances that lie revnoD by al
the contracting parties would probably, IN pris-
CHILE meet with no difficulty; and Russia as NJ
| ioIal power of the Black Sea, seems even espe-
| cally called TO take part IN the examination "a
| the important Questions connected there"hn-
/ These are, Baron, the general CONSIDERATIONS
which mpe tie King, our august ps,ler, uI2s"' -.
dtsire the acceptance on the part o. ue Co... y o.
Ieiersburg Of the points above lndca'sa a VOC 80,
OF further negotiation ~ Austria has dra"n thoia
! m In CONJUNCTION with the Cabinets OF L0hlOn eno
| Pers Avail yourself iberrfore, oil 'ns eNu7me
| It,prs,Lonee with which the Emperor oelShed u
honor you Immediately on your n'rss ~ o.
- W or 10 convince the Imperial Cabinet
az the undesirable range OF results lnaI wa pfoo
tlv sn-r from its resolutions on the present occa-
/ son. Of The unbounded prospects OF peace wnich
a. nav omen I'D to Europe; and OF the victory
- ~ would necess aTy achieve over the calun-
ristors of Russirn policy, when they clearly prove 70
n, bitterest backbiters what side the really pacnc
.entimepts ore. / need not tell you, Baron, win
vtat irppaieEce shall look forward to news from
YOU Of tie reception and operation Of the presen' d
patch which you will, without loss OF time, BRING 10
| he knowledge Of Count Nesselroce
Receive the assurances &C., AAsTEuFfEL'
An additional article of which the contents are IS
vet secret Is proposed to be aided 70 the Austrc-
Prussisn treaty Of the 10th April The proposed A.
teratiops and additions TO the treaty vii be made
with the cognizsnce Of the Germanic DleG a. -
~ tSo
tualIy guaranteeing the territories OF the connscs
parties. VIII remain unchanged. L..