The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-06

dencc Napoleon endeavored TO reassure them by deola
ing that France did desire aggysndaement Hesitation
continued In the councils OF the German powers aud the
commenced Finally Austria asked the allies II they
would sti the bases Of The -FOUR guar
antees The allies thought they had right % exact more
bat TO gain Austria they asened and the treaty OF
December a 1854 was made Bat two things posi-
BILE the result Of this treaty either that the negotiations
th reiu proposed would succeed or a they succeeded
good secured II they failed Ausuias alliance
became armed and offensive Thus IN either case
Il was well negotiate az Vienna while continuing TO
hight in the crnlea.
As 10 the proposed terms OF peace they are Just and
equitable 1.-The article here goes into a long special
pleadng IL Is absolutely necessary curta the Rus
sian power Ia the Black ALI the power Of Europe viii
unite restrain the ambition Of Russia but wishes
humiae her W hat is asked from her Europe has the
right expect II she grant Il the peace Of the world il
asured and tue object Of the allied powers attained n
she refuse, war viii continue, and decide it
LATEST Fnox yIrsSA.--ruE coSrEREscEs CLOSED.
The twelfth conference held Saturday the 2lst
April II lasted four hours and half and concluded by
adournng sine de- Rasia Aaoig absolutely rejected tie
demands " france aud Kagishd Lord John Russell and
~ Drouyn de lluys Immediately took leave Of the Empe
ror, aud were TO leave Sunday the 22d. Ii now
mains TO be seen what course Austria will pursue.
SUPPORT ALLIES.
An hopes Of Austria taking the field against Russia APP
pear To be at end for the present Among the conflict
ing rumors that which appeared 10 bear the most consist
ency that Austria refuses demand from Russia any
concessions further than these three
Firstly. The Russian fleet in the Black to remain IN
atu quo IL is said present consist of three ships-o
the-line and ioar steam-frigates
Secondly The powers 40 have consuls at Sebas
topol who be under the immediate protection OF
their ministers residing At ST. Petersburgh
Thirdly. The allies have the right TO construct
ports some part OF the Turkish coast
AusTaIAys PERSONALITIES.
private letter gives account OF the trouble in kra
iowa. already announced by telegraph
An Austrian officer the IL tn March, ut win
dow lady whose beauty attracted him. and he forthwith
entered the house and demanded admitance her apart
The lady called eXpel the Inru-
der Her husband and addressed the Austrian, but
too civiliy "What do you want here do not know
you. You bieed in my house. and the lady you
insulting is my wife, Without word the Austrian
drew his sword and stabbed the husband 10 the heart
Much excitement ensned Some of the bystanders to
lodge formal complaint with the police others sent in
elligence the Turkish commandment at kalaf who lost
time in sending TO kraova battalion of infantry and
squadron OF cavalry and artillery. crowd proceeded
10 the Austrian general demand the Of the Offend
err The generals reply brief but the point $50
TO the devil won't punish my soldiers for such fellows
your This brutal reply reused the Indignation OF the
people. All the stores closed and the citizens
sembled in the Streets crying death the Austrians
they but against four We won't submit to b.
slaughtered like the people of Bucharest!
A general riot ensued and the citizens armed with
sticks bars and attacked and put to death every
Austrian they The Ausrans, their side, turned
aud attacked the people killing forty persons in the
first charge AT this uncure the national gems darmes and
the Rouman soldiers attacked the Austrians, and after
fierce fight drove them at the point OF the bayonet out OF
The city where they yet remain encamped In the helds
Official statements 24T killed on both sides The
excitement continues and the citizens have reopened
their stores They demand justice, and about to send
deputaton to Constantnople to seek it from the Sultan