The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

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THE PEACE CONFERENCES AT VIENNA.
From the Journal des Debats, Jan. Ill
II II known that Prince Gortschakofr declared Ia q
nots addressed TO Count Buo the 2sh November that
the Emperor his master accepted the four propositions
peaceful negotiation and that Couot Buol replied the
S0th that the Emperor Francis Joseph had received the
precatne 10 the fullest extent the intentions that in
sped that mp0rtan. resolution, the Emperor thought
he could not respond to y bis part better than by
Fastening communicate IL to his allies the Courts OF
Paris and London in order TO obtain frank and fair
solution Of the four points, thus recognized inds
pensable preliminary TO the OF general
These communications resulted in the conference held
81 Vienna the 2Sth Of between Buol and
the representatives of France and Great Britain and
Prince Gortschskof. The business of that conference
was to make known to the Russian Minister the inter-
Vienna to the four conditions laid down the note OF
the 9Th of August and to place in his hands copy of
ton In reality, it was more especially to determine the
and bearing Of the second and third conditions
ss or. were The second SondSa
free from all hindrance, and subjected to the application
Of principles established BY the acts Of the Congress- Of
Vienna The third declared that the treaty Of the 18th
Of july 1S41 should be revised in concert by the
tracing parties with view to the maintenance Of the
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of the Black Sea- BY Its stpulaons, entrance into the
Black Sea Is forbidden to vessels OF of all nations
The effect that the naval forces of Turkey and Rus
STA could alone navigate that sea- whilst the navy Of
Russia not allowed to pass from thence into the
As far as regarded the free navigation of the mouths
Of the Danube the protocol Of the 28th of De ;ember pro-
posed the formation Of mixed commission appointed by
the Eve courts the and duties Of which could be
arranged in the Of the negotiations As regarded
the revision Of the treaty Of 184l with view to the
maintenance Of the balance of Europe the protocol
stated that balance to have been disturbed the pre-
ponderance obtained by Russia not only by the treaty
Of 1871 but also by many former treaties all these
Free but the naval strength to be maintained pro-
vided for there by each Power would be determined
principle Of equality that would form basis for future
stipulations The protocol Of the 28th Of December
stated also that there intention Of asaling the
integrity Of the Russian empire Or Of deprvng It 81 any
served to themselves the right of protng from what
ever advantages might result from the existing war,
whenever It was necessary to settle dedutively the
strength and extent of the naval and military establish
merits hereafter to be allowed to Russia the coasts of
The first Of the four conditions of the note Of the
9th Of August relates to the protectorate exercised by
Russia over the principalities Of Waachia Modavia
and Servia This protectorAte to The Ian.
gusge of the note Of the 8th August precise
that the portoco of the 28th December added nothing
fourth point This had for its object Anal abolition
Of the special right Of increasingly claimed
BY Russia in favor Of those subjects Of the Sultan pro-
Teasing the Creek religion the treaties appealed to
by Russia in support Of this claim to be annuled
For the exclusive protection Of Russia, there to
ho onld IN rasrac the riohta of the Ottomap
Porte, and to their protectorae with the utmost
veal on ts The nortocol then recital the
recent DEGREES Of the Sultan whose sncerity was be-
yond Doubt The signing Powers guaranteed the main
Christian communities, and their impartial application
She reading Of the protocol followed by
advantages reserved as possibly to be derived from the
actual results Of the prior to the signing Of prem
naries 1t would not therefore, be impossible that the
d. moon of the fortress Of lsmau, the Danube,
might be required and the construction in its pla OF
neutral fortress the property of the five Powers and
under the guardianship Of mixed garrison. Possibly,
Also there might be required the destruction Of sebas
topo with the demolition Of its forts and arsenas and
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that could threaten the independence Turkey. This
proyiso theoretically opposed by Prince Gortscha
couditions He added that be would Immediately trans.
NIT the protocol memorandum to the Cabinet of st.
The day Prince Gortschakoa again had an inter-
view with Count Buo]. and showed himself disposed to
accept new version of the third condition, to the
ing iron that proposed to him the previous evening
Count Buol however stood firm to the old rendering
simply in the negative or affirmative
But the evening of the 9th instant Prince Gortscha
of from the Emperor Nicholas an order to ac
cpt the protocol of the 28h without basis
for peaceful negotiations On the morning OF the 7th
Buol informed OF this resolve Of the Court st.
Petersburg. which Immediately communicated to
the representatives Of France and Great Britain who
met together in the evening. The Russian minister
present at this meeting Other conferences have taken
place the 7th instant and II RELY later
tslegraphic dispatches from Vienna, the Turkish am
basssdor has been invited to take part in them.
We conhne ourselves, here to simple narrative Of
facts The field open to wide conjecture but at tho
present critical coDjuncture OF the negotiations it Is
doubtless wisest to wait the course Of events
IFrom Vienna Letter jan T. In Indepe ndance Belve l
Permit me to rectfy enc or two assertons ENTIRELY
ropeous that have been serouslv made Nv sone ionr
nails The Tmss amongst others for ins,ancs nyaiend
ed TO saw that on the 2s.h az Prince ortcha
ho Was not pre- sent At the hed in the
ments OF Lord hut that he VAS ith the
Belgian Ambassador copnt o,snllivan Sa Grass ne
repre,eutatve And fha. Count mol tooL 40 Mn tha
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