New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-26
From The Lon4o. Tize,, jan 9

We hive DO doubt that the state Gent for udef ~
US Yesterday morning, by EUR Nenea correspondent
il strictly correct AID H. 1t G nfrreuc- vas held on
the 9Th net, b,iween me Plenip0tentaTies o. the
eili,d Courts apa the Russian Minister, al which
PriI ce Gorchskoff a. length declared that ne was
authorized 4 tender the uDcOn0lronM acceptance Dy
the En- peror Of Rusla Of The four pools Win the
irtrrretstion affixed 10 them by F'Suce, r. gsnl eul
Au.,,- .. ,........a.i@- neg"ation OF pesce
Whatever n az be the result Of this negotiation, on
which do OF place any undue reliance, the cub
mission Of the EussiaI Government 10 the terms
which IL rejected With much ind 4ton a1ont four
months ago il ndispu'able proof If the progress
n sde by the allied powers ana OF the ascencency
their policy has all eady acquired their seTfd
sdv1fsmv We poi, ted out ye.terdly in sons
detail the occurrences which have marked tue sue
cessful progrss OF last Years campaign, and the
graousl but coLssnt retreat OF Russit from the ter
riforisl fICroschmeDis the had attempted -
grasp, and the political pretersions she had
an, Iprted TO msiutain. OF these, they put
forw ord by Prince NJ nehkof IN the spriug OF 1888,
not ore remains Bat is far ore Important and
significant step for the Emperor of Russia to author
ze his Minister declare not only that be surrenders
his prot. ctoae Of the MOldo- Wa lachian provinces
not only that the navigation of The Danube shau be
free-uot only that the rights OF the CbT-han SUP
ects Of the Porte shall become part OF the common
law Of Eurore-but that his prepOnderan' . in
the Black SEA shall ase by the means contempa'ef
BY those Powers which have invaded his territory
81 q besieged Seyas'oiol Fourteen Gays hsd been
allowed by the Allies for this communication 10 be
made 10 81 Petersburg and for answer to arrive
at Vienna but scarcsIy half that time hsd elapsed
when a telegrspbic order was forTarded TO Prldce
Gorchakf q 10 IegOtiste at once upon the required
bsses This order ia IN refore at leas, distinct all
mission on the part Of the Russian Government
that the cleims ard conditions of tho allied Powers
ere just and Il NJ peace may be restored upon the
pin cirles for which they have uniformly con'ended
We do not lose Sigh, of the fact tina, we have 10
deal with sn sntsgoDis vers-d In ali the srces OF
drt macy al interruptions in the use of them. add
II al tbs rea object Of tn Eup-rcr OF Russia may be,
not so much the Teestablshment OF peace on eqat-
allie tern a. the dissolution OF the powerful cosli-
ton which is prepared, after short interval, %
preft il from him Whatever may have been ssit
esew here Of II e treaty o. the % of December It Is
evident that this alliance Of Austria with the Western
Poyers has produced 4 mos, powerful effect at 81.
Petersburg: that the Gar has Acknowledged without
celsy the immne Do peril Of rupture WITH Germany,
TO which thai treaty exposed him, and that he has
basteped With unexpected alscri'y TO conform, az
least osepstly The provisions Of the 5th article
The Austrian Government had given every marx Of
resoute deter alton TO adhere 70 the great objects
Of the alliance ard 10 employ the means necessary TO
obtain them. In addition 10 lts own vast military pre-
variations IL nily csed upon Prussia 70 set upon
the military convention Of the Goth Of April and Il has
moved the GermaDc Diet 10 call out half the military
conirg of the Confederation Every nsrk OF con-
fcfnce and courtesy "a stoSn ID France even 70 giving
O reeirp. NJ in the Imperial service 10 the npetor
Louis NAPOLEON; and 10 the spirit Of cordial as
SEPT 10 the triple alliance The highest military hOnors
were paid the other day in Vienna 10 the remains Of
the lsme1 ted Brti,h Military Commission er, Gen
ers Dnplai The Emperor OF Austfi, has thus tes'i-
FED bic conviction bis settled policy whether for
pesce or for war to abide bv those securities which
he alliance Of France and England alone afford
bim sIc if the umedi-te efec' OF the treaty OF the
20 Of December tss beeD 10 eItOrt from Russia the
copcessious ste has already mode L may reas On soy
te expected st firm adhesion 10 the principles OF
hat alliance viii accomplish al that i proposes 70
effect. IT. therefore n - acceptance OF the condl-
lions Of peace BY the Emperor Nicholas mere art
ihce 20 weak en- the league which - opposed 70 MN,
We believe that be will fail in that oJect and max
hi. sincerity vii speedily be brought 10 some decisive
tsst.
have ourselves used during the whole cOur-e Of these
,au.aejops are still in u force % urse the Emperor
Nicholas 10 terminate this CONTEXT He = lighting IN
cause in Which success is hopeless aud al be can
e,pect 10 obtsn by the greatest sacrifices s The honor
Of -tubbs m defense He has already Isolated him
self from Europe and stand, slone against host OF
eu.uiss VITO we're once bis friends from the cham
piop Of order and Of peace he h~ become It's most
wsn,cn dis'urber, and be has anphla'sd the public
engagements be protested to uphold. TIL now eaen
,ucce,sive concession which has been wrzDg IRON
him came too lsts. HIS position has gone on from
bad 10 wore and 81 the present moment il pe.ee be
10, restored in the East other questions ere about 20