New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02
AUSTRIA.

The Noniteur publshes the following letter Gsn
Vienna, addressed to the Frankfort Jcnrsal'
The Emperor, Freucis Joseph has just seat he
Int e1ia Hgtuess, the Archduke William to st. Ps-
ter.hury TO present bis condolences 10 the Enprus
Doysoer sid 70 the rew Emperor AMI 10 congrsh.
lste his Majesty Alexander III on hS accession to he
thIoue
"These are simply acts of courtesy. customary b.
tween prir ces, but b5 means proofs OF modiAcs
tiop Of the poicy Of the Court OF Vienna. lis psit
cal programme is still that which was fixed by 10 n
hes gu 10 the basis of pace OF the sth OF Angus n
tie Western Powers, and by tho conclusion of -
freely OF al lance OF the I'd December. II ls u dded
the unchaps able interests OF Austris and Gsrmnsy
the most scored principles of European right and tie
basrcs OF power in Europe that austfis has ouetld
Oh her sword AID stands armed air sdy TOR 30 ne
at great cost
"Itwou,d be SUI Def fiuous to prove that II goidks
usele TO think OF the conclusion Of pescs bsfom
srnsitipe or other has been decided ia tbs Cnmea
Ii tie decision should be favorable TO Russia srd
thai power sboui wish 10 withdraw its eyoas COZ.
cessio! g. or mo1ify the in such guise a. 20 re0dG
them illusory, the duty Of Austri, would be clear
oppose eBers efcally such hallacDatIons."
A letter from Vienna Of March {, in the COa.xr
t0nnti, says:
AS soon as the Emperor became ACC asntei viii
the uariesto of the Emperor Alex sader H. a cJu1G
was sent Off to 81. Pe;ersburg to the Archduke WI
liam have it on good authority that the grsstek
reserve has been recommended 10 the Arcnddke I'd
that be is to return as soon as possible. CounG3
were also sent of Immediately TO tho armies in rfs
sylyans and Galicla, directing them to hold theB'
selves TeaGy to move at any moment
According to the Vienna papsIs the four points, OF
COZ diiioDs, will be retained rs the bass OF the ~
goistions for peace; tina, is, their number viii neltf
BE- increased nor din inished the proto;!crate ovH
tie Christians in the East and the tree nsgig stion
the Danube, Will probably present no grea. diffce
ties. The araUgemt nt relative TO the Prnclpa nsu
will in sl likelihood, lead to very animated discs
sioIs, but the greatest difference OF opinlon Wi
manift SEED when the Congress has to provide Tor =
future balance of power in the Black Sea. " Rasss
will ss little TO the walls OF SevNopd
(" as che will to destroy Cfonstadt aad SEesoo9;
"ond should the Western Powers make such -
" oil d on the Gear, it can only be thsi tney re-
morally certain that the execution TO the Cnmea
"will succeed" The Vieons journalist WOO afirn1
that the possession Of Sevastopo is not the sole cssl
Of the prepond.raDce of Russia in the Black -
SOU wbat noively adds, that the only wsy Of =
fecually putting an enc to her supremacy Soaa .
10 DEPRIVE her Of The Crmea The conclusion OF 2!
srtcle is, that the best way on overcoming the ds
fcuties which present themselves would % iSr =
the greet Powers TO agree to keep no more 'na1
limited number of vessels Of war In the Ec1ne.
"demand from Russia the voluntary surrender '
Sevastopol would inevitably lead no. y the isn
that fortress, but 20 the breaking up Of the Psse
Congress-"