New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-26

:. YryyxA San4Gy-In conformity With instru>-
tons received yesterday, Prince Gorch.kon uo.e.
seryedIy accepts tie fsgr points, a. Interpreted oy
de AIIie. aud confirms the acce ptanee IL coafer-
epse wbhb II held TO day. -, r.
"PsRIs, Tsesday Horz.ay A tele-raPhic as
patch from VieDns. private but OF suarao'e'i se
,bs four propositions Of the Allies without reserve
Conn, Bual has invited France and Ensl.ai q pro.
cd To Interior ne2otisesl for the restcrston OF
peace.
Turkey is invited TO .ead representative TO the
conference.
. The Paris correspondent Of TIE London TIn.s
SAWS "siDce the preceding was written am IN
" fo,u ed that the En- slish and French Embsssador'
g g, Vienna have written to TIER Governments for the
.. ,ec,...rv authorization 10 enaole them 20 enter
into negotiations with Prince Gorchakof. II sp-
resrs tina; The Prince hGs al accepted Ets0ut re-
s,,r. the guarantee with the iserprea'ions Of the
"a Alice .bich were communicated TO him conf
"dep,ially. The Prince has, sn assured, demanded
" certain changes, which q; first appeared to NJ de
Buo DO. TO posses sny importance but 80 far they
"oys obanges and therefore the acceptance is not
nupre.erved. In case Of the negotiations failing,
and that nothing ia done before the lith last, Austi
IL bound 10 change the preseni treaty into sdeiensve
" one. The opinion generally rrovals more and
more that the oitct Of Russia i. to gain time to
q cor certrsie her troops in Podeiis and Poland
against Austria.
Tho Official Au,tria. CorrepoKdea- confirms the
teeeraphic dispatches, and announces, that If the
French end English Cabinets approve al what hs'
occurred. negotiations for the conclusion OF solid
peace will soon corlmence
Another c4psfch says tina. the representatives, OF
the four Powers, VIZ En- 1snd, France, Au''ria
and Rru.sia-had themselves come TO a frieodly I'M
dersspdirg bat the written approval Of their respect
i've Governments was considered Necessary.
From II. journal De. D,5el.
Its known that Prince Go-chakof had declared
by note addressed to Count b"4i Ga ,he @7th 81 la',
November "ihst the Emperor his master aceeo'ed
The fonr propositions OF the Cablne. Of Vienna a.
starting point for negotiations for pea'e, AMI tina,
n Buol replied, on the 30rb Of November that tas
Emperor Francis joseph had seen ma conmuni, ipon
Win orest satisfaction and that "sppreciatiny in
CHER full value the intentions that Inspired that i'm
"rortant resolution the Emperor did not think be
coud sspspd to il bettss than by 4. once n,hing it
"ile ohect ofa cOmuunie alton 10 the Courts OF Paris
., and Ionson with HON ia was engaged, to obtain
frank end equitable solution Of the four points
"recoguized a. the Indispensable preliminary TO the
"re6stsblishment Of genera. peace
These cor mubica,ion- led 70 the conference which
Wa held at Vienna the 2sth OF Dfce nber betyeen
n De Ruol the representatives of France aad Great
Britain and Pin CO GOrohakotf. The Object was 70
Communicate 10 the Russian Minister the interpreta
tion given by the three Courts # Psris, London and
Vienna 70 tts four conditions Formulated In the note
Of the e,b Of August and TO hand him over copy Of
Tho nrotoeoi or memento 10 which that Interpretation
vas ciyen To sny the truth, il was essentially to
determine the serse and bearing OF The second and
third c. ndioDs thst explanations were necessary
The second condition is that which lays dc xn that
the nsvc alton OF the Danube and OF it mouths shall
be free from every obstacle and submitted 10 the ap
roa,ion of the principles consecra'fd by the scs of
ihe Coperess of vienna the third il that which bears
oil. Z Irl.t hall -
vsed IL concert by the contracting parties III the IN
terest of the balance of pONer IN Europe.
Az regards The freedom Of the mouths Of the
Danube, the protocol OF the 2sib of December says
that cOmno syndicate Of the Five Courts shan DO
formed the powers and attn )utes of which are 10 be
regulated in the course of nee0tisons. As regards
The revision Of the treaty Of l-fl IN the interest OF
The balance of power in Europe the protocol says
hat that balance bad been troubled by the pre2,n
dtrance which Russia assured TO herself not only by
the treaty Of lsil, but by means of msny anterior
TIE ates All those treaties to be anDuled. The
Black Sea IL 70 be free, but the naval forces which
each Of the Five Powers may possess there or man
tain Gre determined starting from the principle Of
equality which shall be on this subject the foun1a
ton of future spulaons. The protocol Of the 23th
of December ssys also, that there is intention Of
attacking the integrity Of the Russian Empire and,
consequently, Of derrivnS IT OF any OF provinces
to turn TO account al the advantages which may re-
fult from facts OF wsr, when a dsiuitive arrange
NEXT becomes necef gary fesptc lbg the Importance
end extent cf the military and naval establishments
bich Rnssa nav in future be allowed TO possess
the coast of the Black sea.
The fret Of the four como itions of the note of TIE
9Th OF August is relative 10 the proteetorite which
Russia FED over the Princp ites of Wall ichil
Moldevia and Sc viz. That piOiectorste is to
Tie lspeuege of the tote Of tho sth of August 10 so
precise in this respect that the protocol of the 2sth OF
December has nothing t. add thereon. But this pro-
oco explains itseIf On the fourth condition. 1t has
for object the definite abolition Of the right OF special
protection which Rusfia never ceases to claim IN
favor Of the subjects OF the Sultan who profess the
Greek faith All the treaties which Rlisa lnvokes
in the support Of th st preteosn TO be- annuled,
the exclusive protection OF Russia is 20 bs replaced by
the common protection Of the five Courts, who will
engage enseves 10 sho~ the greatest cons fera'on
for the Ottoman Por c, aud to make use OF the great
est Gelicacy toward it, az lot 10 Al arm s slscep-
blity and not to attempt he slightest infringement
upou its independence. The protocol enumerates ths
recent acts Of the Sultan, whose sincerity IS not 10 De
doubted. The All cd Powers guarantee the mantsn-
ance Of those acts, so favorable 10 al Cnrsuah
Gre eds, and iheir loyal fulhlment.
The r. aiding Of this protocol was followed by
very animated discussion, IN which II appears tha'
clearer explanations we're given on the advantages
ncposed 10 be derived from facts OF Ser which might
10 accomplished before the preliminsries should be
stoned THUS i. would not be impossible that the
destruction Of the Fort OF ismal on tue Danube
rrc hi be demanded and the construction IN its -esd
of a neutral fortress which would belong TO the five
Powers. ard be garrisoped py them 10 common.
Perhaps ALEC the destruction of Sevastopol might be
aemsrde5 the demolition Of its forts aud arsensls
the prohibition for ever OF its being rebuilt as also
tbs prohibition of the creation Of any military port
likely TO threaten the independence OF Turkey This
con mentsry IL sad to have been energeneaiy op-
posed by Prii Gorchakof who is said TO have de-
Glazed that he bad rot powers to accept such c0rti
tiors He is said to have added tn At he would trans
NIT Immediately the protocol or memorandum 70 the
Cabinet Of ST Petersburg and that he would de-
m ard orders from his Sovereign
On the following day Prince Gorcsskotf saw N.
da Rnol agsin and showed himself more disposei to