New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23
THE WAR.
THE VIENNA CONFIDENCE.

HE VIENNA tONFEhtNCE.
At nesting OF the Pier ipotentiaiies, hell at
Vienna on Monday, the I'd it agreed TO postpone
further conference until after the Easter Holidays,
and the meeting therefore adjourned until Monday,
the 9th of April Some days before the next meeting,
n. Drouyn de lHuys would have rescbed Vienna and
placed bin self in communication with Lord John
Russell bis colleagues There can be little doubt
also, that, by then, Prince Gnchakof and NJ. Titoff
viii have received their full instructions from ST. Pc
tersburg /, was thus likely that in the course of
Easter week, the question Of Peace or War would be
decided
Aaali Pscbs the Turkish Plenipotentiary, TO
leave Constantnople Goth, via Trieste, and would
reach Vienna before The reopeniDg of the Conference
We may repeat, but cannot give credence to the re-
ports Of what the Penpotentsres intend TO say and
do at their meeting. as all the proceedings Of the Con-
ference are sbrouded in the mostmpenetrabes secrecy
1t s rumored, however, that Drouyn de lHuys visit
to London was to remonstrate against any conces-
sioBs ON the part Of Britain II was also rumOred that
proposition had been before the Conference to
cude all ships. of war, including Russian, altogether
from the Black Sea. Futher-and THE with more
appearance Of truth-that an ultnatum would be i'm
nedisely presented to Prussia forcing her to declare
either for or sgsinst the Western Powers
Lord John Russell and NJ. de I Huys had declined
the King of Prusts's invitation TO pass the Easter
week with him at Berlin.
The Journal des D<6ots processes to have received
authentic information of the dOngs in the mysterious
conference chamber at Vienna. This journal has
reputation for babual caution, which excludes the
suggestion that it have published important news
upon light grounds. The revelations Of the D6bats
must however be read with the recollection that all
the sympathies Of the statesmen connected with the
paper are opposed TO the present Government OF
frsI ce and the objects proposed by the English al
lance. The following article emanates doubtless,
from Russian source.
According the ls have received direct OF the
9th inst aIs stood o. follows at Vienna: The conference
first ssreed tbst the object deliberations deter
mined the OF the 9th Of August by the interPe
ting protocol Of The 2h Of since these noes ssa
the sdbeson OF this Cabinet hsd been renewed
ds E,seoce in his dip,ch Of March 10 neither
the Language the pschc intention of which
been contested OF accord the point OF departure the pen
lie eou,scp wa. ,ben .ucsveiv established on the four
conditions in order to ADOPT for each folm Of report precise
sd esfesorc which should definitely resolve fundamental @
6eue safe them ulteIory for discussing and de-
terminus the measures OF execution The tive frat conditions
discussed in the sttns held BY the confer
from the nth the 25h Of March: the fret sing
the exclusive pretectoe OF Russia over sodayia "ascia
ard seivia and placing the immunines oi these thiee
Princpaies under tie collective guardianship OF the
ss p.nuss ''fn scr Of he OF a. n
lions and guaranteeing The enjoyment OF this right by
eommon invested wi Sufficient authority for mounting
the hndeIaDcss which mot be to the exercise OF ne
she holds on the left bank Of the river
Dsyssicn Ii is evident that The Retrospective deliberations
which open after the adoption Of the third and fourth
CONDITIONS viii ,ll leave much to be done in what
concern, the PIipcipares and in what relates the
free navigation of the Dsnube but these are secondary
quesiofs upon which agreement will be for they are
Tni. By the dst resolutions Of the The discussion
inst Is the mott msoapt OF the four and that which raises
the difficulties The Western Powers demsad the revi-
more completely the Ottoman Empire the balance
OF subsequently, to put an end to the of
msndsd, consists in declaration made by the sulsn and
accepted by Austria France Great Britain, Piu'; ,s
ancient principle of the Ottoman Empire. according
the D.dsrss and Of The BOpborus wa. Of al time inter
diciso and q, h. principle ~ II: nature OF general and
and conform iheuslve, tot The "sy of 1871 was. hsn.
the transformation OF principle of nsht I'LL then purely
.sy necessarily abolition Of this princi.
pie there bypohess Ia which might sbd ought TO DO
of ehcpl.,on the sips OF s powers the
D.note and the sOsphoo. the Bs Sea would be open and
tsy this would On innovation Of which the consequences
this alone would sready be An ,aciou' iut1on OF the
OF Rus in ibstss The Western Powers do not
Ba,a the po'itils Of b.eogios iron her neghoorhood
peril slwsy m.rseine fer Turkey .......N Do Ses'el.
that the smTeitr Nieboi.s had declared hm.e disposed
!. S Ss % s sns s o.
ne nuusliy honorable The que tion Is then,
great Powe' euepced by the most con atory
and require from aussa Wis; she "a
eopcece that Il iosAy The iGtAioo
Blsck Sea have a soy aLd macy Othe said
We shs add that since Ill sincerely des
of peace Is prsbsbe they will conclude by eomips GOOD
"a this why ooe for
sbe ut from the conferences Toe official discussion of
he third Ia the sius 18th 4 March
hui u wss bnown befoi, hsd that dacrest
would be proposed Conference for the solution cf
hi. Nh-h have heretofore been
10 ipficae One Of these combinations consist,
a,msuo notsble oininution OF the paws. forces OF
Ru.,is forces be resuicted and hGss not per
nt.d on any prtttxt the imii asene wnie
the Wa.fn Pc should be entitled 70 nIoa1ce sud
maintain IN the Blsck naval srmsm-nts superior ~
those Of Russo In ALother hypothesis, the Powers ooo
be chile with the OF 1usey. 70 f9n on the sutn
err shore Of tie Bisek sea- SiEOpe snd boass "f eN
ample uaIue estsblsbments capable OF hodog 10 ehec<
those IOsssssed by kusss the c1sss u the Srnea
Eu.a undsso the naurs N the
nj Convention the srsi's oftbs lSto July
f4i abd Bsck Sea thencefO freed might he inces
sanity visited the sbipsof all nsns these 'hP.
should enti1tc be received, without distinction, ia al
the pors Of Rus,a The port Blskays would become
free Tot al the p5wers would be .utho ned to Aeep
c.,uls at SsvaupOl In other WORDS al tbs precautions
,utborlked bv tho Isb Of DnioDs would Be tai ss1n
Pu,,s Unrl nog nassis y few Of her except ma oo'i
M has fioc The ohfsops ~ these
Iisl,s she viii become ,uhj 20 hsD the great Pc sers Gill
has Obtain IL he Of The fommon Trnt sad 80
,e..t ~ uaia Ia Bsst ~ be nonofa,ly reduced
4, the ,n,t PROPORTIONS which ~ srd security OF
FINER deuad l. ..su'd he b-ei - Vienna tos
he ttrfesenee wec'o he GaeTcec many > hs c-ei -