The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-01
THE AUSTRIA TREATY OF ALLIANCE

THE AUSTRIA TREATY OF ALLIANCE.
In the British Bouse Of Commons Friday, the 18TH
the Marquis Of CANRcARDE drew the attention OF the
House 70 the Austrian treaty Of which they had heard
20 nueh aud wished TO know when II would be laid
The table He also wished 70 whether the govern
Eent were prepared 10 produce any papers which Il
might possess relating to the conduct Of the Aussns
during their recent occupation Of the Principaes.
The Earl Of CLanSpos was hsppy 70 be able 10 reply
q part Of Lord Clanrieardes question, by laying
Occupation Of the Prineipaites, IT not Tor the
public service that the papers should be laid before
Parliament at present During the they should
before the House7 without detriment to the public
service shouls be produced when the House inst
again lie might, however, state that the Aus
TRAN government had proposed 70 Lord Raglan aud
Marshal St Aruaud to undertake
operations in tho Prineipales Lord Raglan 10 reply
stated that expedition 70 sebsstopol was meiitsted
and the Austrian government Of course, readily AL
uniting the right ths counry TO undertake any enpc
dition pleased az the time declared that by that
determination they placed In different position,
and that, under such circumstances they could Ion
ger eNpc. tho support OF the Eng sh French armies
hey could noe undertake to eight Russia single
and that move particularly At time when the neutral
y o. russia could not be perfectly relied on The Aus
TRAN govern rent then their forces
and corps dormse occupied position in Trsnsyiya
MIA ane the Russians were found to evacuate the
frncipaliei Before the Austrian troops entered the
Principaht,ea, II was proposed that when the con.
veuton entered into With the Porte should be signed
the PEincipalities shoah be occupied by Austrian
irocfs. Al that time the Siege Of Sistria was being
eondueted With great vsor the issue very dorNt
~ re- IA gs,nr .h,s !, mere ere va no prob I
Treaty signed en- the 1lih June and the siege wa.
rated 90 the 18th, and the the circumstances we're
changed The Turks crosse he Danube and occupied
Bucharest, and her Malesty government considered
that Auf triA had rgt Iure tho Turkish troops
t. evataae Nanachis, ana hey consequently recon.
m,uded The Turkish goycrnnrnt II such = demand
Should be made not 20 oc-eSc 20 IL pespatches were
also sent 10 Lord Wesmore.n NJ and lord sraforl de-
Et3clc stating that The gsvf uJnt did not sish 10
any portion OF the Turkish territory occupied BIZ any
foreign force except by the consent Of the sus and
hat ia their opinion sloni be left "a the Sultan 20
d. eide WHETHER not y a9vshbls that an Austrian
force should occupy tie PnDcipsies aud that all
fangemsnta, whether OF evil military nature,
SHOULD be made by him. TIE government receivei
the fullees assurances from The Austrian govern.
b,sut that exclusive occupation vas Intended nor
pas intended o. throw any hlodranee "a the gay %
allies a. Of tie Iuri ISL forces In any gay pro.
Tfnt them pursuing the Rnssan troops and the arrange.
a. nts were AL conducted hy 0rasr Pssha. NolSith.
a. ding the Il u true that hlndraaocs haze ben
~wn ir the var of Once Pssha Upon that fact coon.
" % The ear q the government, tho stroRgest aud