Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-06-21
DETAILS OF FOREIGN NEWS!
POslpOnemcnt of the Conferences
COUNT BUOL'S CIRCULARI!
THE ALLIED SUCCESS
Various War Items


Ii was announced by last steamer that the
Conferences at Vienna would be resumed,
one meeting to take place on Saturday, May
both, without the presence of the Russian
plenipotentaries, and another on Monday,
2Sth, at which all the ambassadors would be
present. The necessary instructions did not,
however, arrive from London and Paris, and
no conference took place on Saturday.
A Vienna dispatch of the 10Th May men,
ticns that no direct answer had been received
to the proposals sent by the Austrian Gov
eminent to London and Paris on the Goth.
From Paris it is stated that the new Aus
TRAN propositions are peremptorily negatived
by the Cabinets of England and France; but
this latter statement IS probably premature
Austria will adhere TO her neutrality (the
dispatch says, unless the Principallties "un-
der her protectOrate" be invaded.
COUNT BUoL's CIRCULAR on THE SUBJECT.
Count Buol has addressed the following
circular to the Austrian Representatives of
the German Courts relative to the Confer
ences
VIENNA, Nav 14-SIR: The decision of
the British Government to present to Parla-
memt the protocols of the Vienna Conferen-
ces makes public the negotiations for peace
at a moment when they cannot be regarded
as terminated.
"At the end of the protocol of the sitting OF
the Conference Austria declared that she did
not regard every means exhausted to bring
the negotiations upon the Third Point to 4
solution and that she regarded it as her spe-
cial mission to endeavor to discover the means
for elfecting a raPproclemsat.
"1he Plenipotentiaries of France and Eng
land on their part, il is true, declared that
| their instructions were exhausted but did not
declare the negotiations terminated and
when later, 10y protocol No. l3, the rejection
of proposal emanating from Russia was sta
! ted Austria resolved to recommend cOnfiden-
| tally to the serious consideration of the
Courts Of Paris and London new propositions
in which she thought to find loyal and com
plete fulillment of the bThird Point of guar
antee, and which his Majesty the Emperor
our august MASTER deems Of nature fla
qreigaet halo to be presented to the st Peters
burgh Cabinet rs am ultimatum. The las
protocols of the Conference left the negotia.
tons still pending, and the Austrian Cabinet
for its part, would have hesitated to abandon
that reserve which the case commanded, anC
which, in the interest of an object so impor
tant for all, it had imposed upon itself. The
notification made in the British Parliament
of the publication Of the protocols made i
incumbent upon us to have them published
likewise, SO as to bring them to the knowl
edge of the Governments of Germany ant
you are requested to present the accompany
ing documents, with copy of this letter, tC
the Government to which you are accredited
As we make this communication before thu
result of the Still-pending negotiations can b.
stated, we can only do so with that reserv'
which the attainment of the object commands
As yet we do not express any opinion upol
: the situation of affairs. Shortly, however
} we may be in a condition to explain on
views fully to the Diet-views upon whicl
the reply of the Cabinets of Paris and Londol
to the proposals alluded to above cannot fai
to exercise some influence.
"(Signed) BUOL'