The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-28
Il | G q NJ O. ND, VA:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE %, 1854.
THE EASTERN WAR-MORE DIPLO-
MATIC MOVEMENTS

The following article is from the London
Press, and contains important statements
The Press is a conservative journal, and is
said to enjoy the special confidence of Mr.
DIsraeli and other members of the Darby
Cabinet
The state of the affairs on the Continent is very
critical -9
The secret negotiations, which fortnight ago We
announced were In active progress 1riM the ricc of
terminating The Turkish par and yet .arinq the honor
g tuSsia hare b'ea brought TO successful coac'usion
50 far as The German Po10ers are cunctraed Austria
who claims to act principal mediator has agreed
to propose an armstice to the MIGRANTS prer1i
terms of permanent peace.
Russia has admitted, that by the change which has
recently taken place in the condition of the Chris
an suoJecGs OF the Porte the original cause of war
has been removed. security for these Christian
privileges, which will not invalidae the sovereign
rights OF the Sultan will engage the socitude of the
Congress.
The Free Navigation of the Danube is secured bv
the great treaties of Vienna of 1914 and if any doubts
have aTisen to the probation ofthe subsequent
convention between Pussis and Austria. respeeting
especially the mouths of the watercoursa Congress
VIII give to this document that clear intention
desired.
The treaty which prevents the ships-ofyyar of for
elgn nations from passing the Dardenelles not
INTENDED to give any advantage to Russia is it
act between Russia and Turkey alone. All the great
fowers on the contrary, parties to it. and of
from The diplomatic isolation ir which she had beer
placed by the imprudencs of NJ. Theirs. by faclita-
ths her European cooperation, and thus formally
re-admtlng her to the transactions of La HdUte Po
H1qUe. Where general interests are so obviously
concerned If revision become necessary, a Congress
OF the high retractng parties offers natural tribunal
The treaty of Karnadgi is treaty between Russia
and the Sublime Porte alone; but If any doubts exist
between the contracting parties respecting the tenor
OF some of its clauses, Russia, acting according TO
diplomatic precedent 1rH decline referring those
dbgu'tte to the solution of properly constituted
bitTdtiOa.
hussia VIII mature arren us for the evacuation
o. the PTncipaiIties the moment that Austria and
Prussia make requsition to that effect.
is stated that in acceding hese overtures Rus
STA has only expressed her willingness to accomplish
purpose from the frat ankly admitted. propc-
ston for an arnetice made by Austria the Sc
cret suggestion of Russia. far back as the Autumn
OF last year, before the Western fleets had entered
the BLACK Sea or the Baltic. wide leading article of
the Press, Nov g. 1855 where information TO this
effect was exclusively given
IL the invitation by Austria to the Weston Powers
TO Join IN this arrangement prove unsuccessful Ger
many Will remain neutral until the deve lopment of
events indicates its line of duty.
considered not Improbable at Vienna that If the
arInst1ce be not agreed to. and any event occurs
Which draws the war out of the Greek and Sclsvonc
limit Russia acW be inrited to join the alliance ofensire
ana defensfre ach IN has already been formed 6etreen
-1uStTio and Prussia.