The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-17

lu,v Ssforshand Russia would refuse cstseoricany h
principle and which austria did not promise 70 main
tain, II pscesssry, BY Nms. !. !.
for var 3 cut the questions which are pending Hov
ever In psovns bsyond doubt that RussiA dces not
admit any Of ID. %s:Ds &. su.ns and to s
the third euarspss tho negotiations at The same time
had the result Of giving full force TO the obsssiSns Of
Austria TOW ards France and England
Convinced Of having, in scr: with tbs Ensish
govunmsnt done every thing that was in ts power !.
isesate The eonelanSn o. peace me ~c ss.
hitherto followed The object Of the tso fOeefe y
marked, since the commencement Of the wAs, ~ tue
n eaty which cor socrates the alliance.
France and England havs other interests In view
than the re abshment Of the balance Of Yer on
basis sufc,sntly firm 70 shield It from ne ambitious
source Of alarm and anxiety 70 Europe Ths govern
msnt Of the Emperor VIII contnoe carry OUT sns ssss
which has Married al its acts this airesdy oog criss
Armed for The defence Of cause which earned The
no o. to sssS tho .sss.: s
ana to contract but, should it have 70 sop
Ss ccncuson II The struggle il has fa eonadsaos in
the military courage o. the two armies, in the c,vic
eouysge Of the two natons It win .uscesdso ons can
sotst:ons solution conlormabls to the national honor
to the interests aad to the wishes Of Europe.
SPEECH OF THE EMPEROR.
We received the texr OF the speech delivered BY
the Emperor Of the Fen 81 On the opening Of The Lays
lntive Assembly, yesterday the ID inst Ii as 10.
MEssMuRs L4a SENArKURs-
MEsslEuRs DEPrTrS-
The diplomatic negotiations commenced caring tho
Of our las. session already made you that
should be obliged to cal you together when they
to terminaoD. Unhapply the uonter'nces OF vienna
have faxed in procuring Psa'e ana c,%s agsn % sp
We're wanting in moderation in settling the oondi-
toDsY do not fear to the question before you
Of the way and already France and En- gland have saved
Turkey gained two battles forced Russa to svAeuss
Ss ana h
the Adhesion OF Austria xna the moral appreciation Of
In that situation the Cabinet o. Vienna asked US We
would consent to treat upoa basss vaguely formulated
Before successes refusal our part seemed nasu
demands Of France and Ens and wouii ncre.se 10 pro.
portion to tbe greatness Of the struggle and Of the
sacrifices already nsdel
tsges to account the most Of tbs rig Its
gvn to them ~ pre- rous treaties 50 mu;n had .asJ
bic proof OF tbeir moderation.
We restricted ourselves to ask In tas interests Of Ger
many the free pavaatiop Of the Danube and break
water againet the Russian food when continually
We demanded in the interests OF austria and o. Ger
many better constitution Tor the Dsnuban PfineipA
repeated invssions Of the North.
We demanded, in the interest Of humanity and usA,e,
the same guarantees for the ChrStans Of every conss
sion under the exclusive protection Of the Sultan.
In the interests Of the Porte, a. we'll 10 those Of Eu-
u
able degree sufficient to shield her against any attack
the number Of her ships in the Bla;k Sea, humble
whis she could o. maintain with an ,g sssvs object
nsn,mous from their disnterestednsss and which were
approved in principle BY Ausria BY Prussia, and BY
Russia who had consented, in theory to put an end
to her prepondersnce in the Black Sea- has refused
to wait for Austria to fuiaii her engagements. Witch
consisted in rendering our treaty Of alliance offensive
and defensive the negotiations failed
Ia urOn n M e. wft
her by treaty tbs Independence AZ Turkey, and 10
Steer for the future as casw b an iacreass Of tbs
the commencement Of noS.nities.
To accept such proposition impossible, for it 10
should appareny have sanctioned her in
the Black sea by treaty Tho war had TO follow 1t,
course.
The admirable devotion of the army and navy viii,
trust soon lead to happy result II for you to pro-
vide me with the nseOs to continue the struggle.
The country has already shown wha. It has
at its command, and the confidence it places IN me
Some months since It offered 100 DOC, O0Of more
tbsn cemanced. A portion Of that sum win suf
to maintain its military honor and ts rights great
nation.
! had resolved to go and place myself in the
the sovereign could not have failed to produce a
happy influence; and, witness Of the heroic efforts
hut serious questions aSitated abroad, which have
siwsJs Hmaintd pending, and the nature Of circum.
surts It IL, Therefore, with regret that ab sndouei
LIE i6ea.
Ny government will propose to you to vot. tn. an.
nusl Recruitment bill; there viii be extraordinary
evy. and the bill VIII take the usual course necessary
ortbe regularity Of the administration OF recruit
ment bill
In conclusion gentlemen, let MS pay here sole uuly
u. tribute of praise to those who hsnt for the county;
LET ps nrge our regrets for those whoe lois have 10
So great an txsmple Of unseashness and eonatan,y
will rot have been given in vain to the world
1et us not be discouraged BY the sacrifices
which are necessary, for, a. you are aware, na.oa
must either abdicate every political character or
it Possesses tie instinct and the viii to act conform
toIs its providsntia mission It muat learn how t,
support at times the trials which alone resanpe. IT,
and restore Il to the rank which is its due.
Faith IN the Almighty. perseverance, in efforts.
two great Lations.
OPTIONS IN ENGLAND or THE xMpgRon's SPEECH.
from the London Times, Jaly 81
The Emperor Of the French has cYued the 1Aeslatys
Assembly IN speech which win wake response IN
H fnsrS generous nature on both sdea e Channel
stances under which Austria invited the suies to con
terence WIN self and Russia for the restoration Of
xn-s - time when the allies had really done Their
clearance Of the Danube, the extinction Of Russian
influence in the Prncipalites and the dsappeAran,s OF
the Rus sian fleet from the Black Ssa and when-wha Ia
even more mportant--we had the appreciation Of Ea
rope and the avowed and active sdhsson Of Austria
herself to TIE proceedings Of the shes she proposed
that should all meet TO settle at her Court last
ing relations 10 arite out Of that jupcture.
The Emperor passes quickly over the points on wh;h
lie at The heart Of the matter Austria chose to think
tta principle Of the limitation OF the power Of Rns
sia In the Black Sea would be fully and sufficiently
satisfied by engagement that Russia adje5 to the
feet she had possessed before the that should be
a cdsus 6eH, and that on such an engagement bs;ng
made and another for the independence Of Turkey the
allies had further occasion for arms A the emps
very happily expresses it, In this way the prop A.
tons to wbicn Austria had given her approval and to
&C neder which the allies had sent plen pot. aries
30 Vienna, have wholly tvaporeted
Indeed it Is difficult ID imagine more utter "biulk'
a case Of trhpg with Just expectations. We
to lay Gown arms expressly to recog.
mise the right OF Russia 10 maintain naval
sment In the Black Sea- for conceivable purpose
except the destruction OF Turkey TO commit
Ourselves to The very number OF ships up whsh Rus
ria might the Black Sea- appear of the entrance
Of the Bopphorur; TO be content with n simple
asstrlo Of that which has hundred times been re-
sssrted in vain, and which requires re assertion,
viz 'he indept ndence OF Turkey and We were then 70
retiieperhsps should say, be permitted to retire
with the hoIors Of var.
Ineed, it quite evident that all Austria desired
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