New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-09

- L ,ho conferences with the Western Pow
heey ssnI,ed from II would therefore mNoNe Us "a
e 80 ssrabt inool sisiency with our pas ne VI
re r We arc convinced that TINS csn"V' 10 'uc iu-
ioass33s Of the Cabinet Of Nie'na: ,..n. r
iepnnt;s ,,e sre ready and willing 10 admit mat az
-t.vipc concluded the treaty OF Decesho,r without
N - PREVIOUSLY celebrated WIN Us aod Iermany
ss5 eer having IN cop Gems0 eres . he sub
- - n federation az Vienna with non-Ger-
~. pcyv.-s sbo Cabinet OF Vienna, more parucu-
- l. ia NOS recent attitude, in wardng OF the
I.1ser Of vac ron Austria, aud therby also from
esespv Las actod 10 the hes. Of s power for the
s.o,. OF Germany; vet, nevertheless, an uncon-
SorcI approval Of the whole affair OF the alliance,
bicb IN spite Of the m0meniary divergence OF
,r;pioa IS to It's execution, IL expressly stated
u he s.ill in force regards IFS object and may,
,ssrefore in the further development Of the prog
- Of The war, attain validity with all rs obi
ssi;ons In the most urgent shape, would inv0Ye
solidarW which Prussia, low a. before
ftds incompatible with her political CONVICTIONS anu
with lcr VIC liant care for her own aud Germany Suue
aiereig an must therefore this occasion az open
/, and frankly decline she did Immediately aler Tue
conc usiou Of the December treaty An expression Vi
appreciation could in order mat we may avon InsuH
ecrsfandiDgs which az the preseni moment "heh IL ~
eeesorv above all things 10 Introduce ciearne5s mo
sbe si,uat;on won be dOpbly deplOrdOe,l DC made
o,y IN ~, case and in 80 lar as Ausia e4 fessy ap
moved the policy that has been IRON ther point OF
~ "a consistently pursued by Prussia and Germany
Bus even sn expression of mutual appreciation, eI post
,oofo Woulc by the inevitable recapulatiOn OF past
events chow forth the divcrgences OF the pat m
way by 10 means desirable, and we would therefore
rier mt il TO the Imperial Cabinet whctDerit would
no. be more des able for both parties ia the interests
Of The unity that is here aimed at to rcnoce the at
ismot.
In THE vicw We are still further strengthened by
Ia declaration contained in the Austrian draft OF her
Intention irrcy Ocably 20 mnintan the basis OF peace
orce adopted. In so far as II is meant 70 be implied
that Tie attainment Of the four points a. one nsepara
be crtret O. be sought for under any circumstances,
and is incided to be hereby implied thus would De tar
erosediu, the scope Of TIE federal resolution OF De-
ce be- 2 o Of last year. Germany has undertaken no
sueh obi. niiOn. She has resolved 70 adopt and TO
abide by ,he two first only Snce Russia declared her
'e ton OF considering these two points hcnccOrh as
binding on herself also, az long a. Germany and Aus
,a take % part in the war there s no reason extan
br looking Oh them as endangered from that quarter
These points, mo cover, attain Their true value only
Tien hey are put into execution, and win reference
ID tbs Pfusfil believe herse He'd upon, In her own
md Germany, = name 10 reserve her part ipaton IN II.
As regards the third point II has reference, IN the
irs place to the int gritty OF Turkey IN the secon1
the reduction Of the preponderance OF Russia ia the
Rack Sea With respect 10 the former, there can
srdlv be any difference OF opinion or view.
Austria declares for her part her intention OF con
inuiDg 20 occupy the two prncpaliues for the pro-
lection Of this integrity. To what extent ana now
o-r this NAV be requisite, must be left for mutual
,rrapgefoent between Vienna and COns,antnOpe, for
Inc occupation Of the priucipnties ensued on tae
pround Of treaty between Austria and the Porte.
rom O. q German point OF view the contingency OF
Rms ian attack Which was what was had IN view at
Le time Of the federal resolution OF December 3, Is
row les than ever to be apprchended.
" ON the other hand, should the STATE OF affairs
yer again appear TO threaten German territory, the
determination TO protect the security OF me common
aterland is undoubtedly 80 firm the part ofeveIy
Government Of Germany that cOniOfmaDly 70 federal
csolutOns the most energetic measures for It's pro-
eciOn would be taken in the shOrtes! possible time.
lis Majesty the King at any rate Is determined for
\, sacred cause TO step forward with his whole und
ninished force. The dminutiOn OF the Russian pre-
ordcrance in The Black Sea is the point on the regu
al on Of which the unity Of Austria with the other
'aries 70 The December treaty has spit, ana Whlch
Cd 10 the close Of the negotiations for peace.
We ubeain from enierlng upon tue question VINO !
was that brough, about this result aad besiOw with
Measure our acknowledgements on the exertions OF
he Austrian Cabinet for the attainment OF peace.
lut low that these conferences have remained With
ut result now that the Cabinets Of London and Paris
.ave no opeuing Tor doubt TO their intentol of not
ousijciug themselves bound by the declarations
hes mace at the Conferences the individual PROPOSE
OILS which have been entctalued for the solution OF
Dis point both within aud without the conferences,
0fm not 20 much definite basis TO the piaclcai /
chieyemcnt Of which il seems expedeni 10 undertake
% eaiiOn, as rather a valuable material which, &C
O-ding 10 the progress Of the development of events
ow unfortunately exclusively left dependent on the /
ate OF war may perhaps be TUNED 20 account in paw
lg The way for stable coalition of peace and law, |
nd for which the federal resolution of December has
lcca'ed the -Four Points 10 be o the m iiu suitable
fd prouer basis. To te our hands with reference to
le cmtlo,m eut of this material we regard as mex
edieut end should not hke 10 recommend It even to
be Ieral Cabinet AID still less to counsel it to our
erman Allies.
Tie foregoing are the chief remarks which the
AUSTRIAN raft that hos been communicated TO us has
rrcc.'cd AID which therefore request your excel
.nc, 10 compliance with the wish expressed TO us, to
rug 10 n "a knowledge Of Count Buol Uy giving him
copy Of this dispatch II wall be matter OF great IN
.r II TO rs to learn whether and how far the repre-
rntatiots which we have felt il to be our DUTY TO
.ake faakly and openly have been of influence on
Lee course 10 be taken by the Austrian Cabinet in this
Fair Receive the assurance &c. MANTEUFFEL.'