The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-10
The Vienna Conferences.

The Vienna Conferences.
From the London Chrsnicle, April 1871
On Monday last we were officially informed by Lord
Pamerston that the propositions Of the allies had been
were ct an end Moreover on the same high authority
propositions had been submitted BY the Rus
sian Penpotentaries to the attention Of the represen
tatives OF the Western Powers 20 that all hopes of
peaceful solution of the Eastern question had
After the official statement in the House of Commons
thenc source We are informed that the negotiations
had not ceased at Vienna and that
bad been advanced BY Prince Goftschako The latter
were apparently Of unsatisfactory nature for their
rejection BY the Allied Powers ensued. In the
wbe Lord John Russell had taken his departure from
great 1aaenes on his brother who resumed
their even in the absence Of the great wh
0in;sy ;sy ,,.ei.s nature Of Ii. counter arooo,oo
offered sby the Russian Plenipo.entAres, we ye
upiDfoImed. From the fact Of their having been re-
ected by the Allied Powers We infer not alone that the
conditions imposed therein were inadmissble but that
the themselves were Of the Russian
dplomatists. 1t less with view Of concluding
reace tia. these counter propositions framed; for
had the Car been sincerely dssirous Of arrsstng the
pyogress Of the he would have refused the
derte and honorable interpretation Of the four points
with the definite vew Of proving to the wiling eyes of
tie German Courts the pacific instincts Of Russia and
lection OF this last appeal, on the Powers Of the West
The departure. of M. .r.-cuyn de pHuys from Vienna
Ieetaon M s's.'sq Of rnsra s1 Of sssstaons than With
with Austria. That empire has at kngth sn,
cipated by its rulers when, in concurrence with
the governments Of Great Britain and France they
ssRtsa the Of the treaty Of the q Of D De-
peaceful solution OF the Eastern question which would
her influence in Europe and perchance add to
four points by Russia the day dream of peace nulged
in by Austria has been rudey destroyed she
called upon in the name Of honor and in her own in.
teres declare herself openly against the Car. The
day of wonderful Dsratitude predicted by the late
Prince schwarzenberg, is steadily approaching. We're
Austria to enter frankly and with energy into the lists
the with Russia would be less protractsd and
decisive. Heetstcn in the council chamber and in the
Of the enemy Some delay win, fear, take place be-
fore open determination Ia taken by Austria 1t Is,
however satisfactory 70 know that the interests Of the
Allied Powers are in safe keeping and that the influence
commanded BY talent and perspcaeity exists in the pre-
sence, at Vienna, Of N. Drouyn do rHuys.
The Political Crisis In England
From the London Chronicle, April 2S
:. The Cabinet Of Lord Palmerston may now Consider
:. s. e. i to n Be
bers win work any visible effect upon the Of ad.
ninisatve reform The Of that noble lord has Of
defeat The redonbtable vsnquisher Of the Aberdeen
scmin'srsnon, n o a. who ny coup desaEby the mere
Se had Ssen a.sny s,n
forth to battle with the statesmen Of Russia But to be
victor at nome was very different from being also
country bumiliated by another defeat. He beats at
length hasty retreat from Vienna, overwhelmed and
the wand aa' Of ss IL
and Gortschaloa.
While discomfort is spreading among all classes Of the
community, and Eer Majesty ministers rest Indifferent
psralyzed spectators active and ambitious persons
seizns the propious occasion to profit BY coming
excitement The great question which has latterly
und tn the nston. Sssppontasnt 81 and shame 4 At
very distant date TO be mooted in the House Of Com
mons in manner too formal to permit Of ministerial
when whole nation is crying out for justice, the
magnitude Of the reflects kind OF importance
ssS one o
taken up BY party too often shrns to the dimensions
preparing in this country It is difficult to say how
Il could be beaded BY any Of the statesmen TO whom
chiefs Of various political sections In IL features i
too analogous to tie "Know Nothing movement in Anse
rics to ailow as eeng affiliated By ,catgs or sors As
the feebensss with which the Is conducted IT
scarcely be led BY those other gentemenths self ap
enS eonmsrssi oomnuntywho lost their snss sri
liant position by their maudlin cry for peace There ID
but too much rss:cn 70 .Rpshsnd that men may arise
tios, who wi strive e push beyond its fair limits an
agitation for perfectly legitimate object,
venturers rush in TO avail themselves Of tempting op
portunty to achieve notorety and join In thu scramble
for power. They have their use, however however L, By
for reforming the worid,b thsy open . safe
II valve for public dscontsnt and cause the
national opinion to be definitely pronounced Mr. Lay
ard has shot mp, rockstlke into promnency too sud
den to be permanent. By his valuable abors at Nine
II s thing, however, dig up buried cities another
TO aspire to share the government Of this country
We shsud be sorry 70 preudgs any man, yet should not
he sorry to little less egotsm assurance and OBJ
trusveness In the public conduct Of this gentleman
the notice Of motion he gave Ast evening should st
urtbfr feed hts eydent passion for notorety 10 win be
less his account than that OF s subject Nor should
ve be surprised II II regarded with mistrust by
those Who most desire 10 that subject grapped with
srd disposed Of for, judging BY toe honorable geEte