The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-22

held suit she would SON see how two such Powers
make wa. the s u Ssss 81 9's ss.ii a.. TIN.
admitted that the gl,mmsr vas very faint indeed.
This does not differ in aoy respect from what have
Frerch government but it il harm to repeat it each
time that counter appear In the Russian press
OF the result Of Count EsssrhAzys mission TO St Pc
tersburg We know nothing positive yet nor be-
hsss know anything before the 10th or lath in
indeed 1t would be waste of time to occupy you with
ther as they can only be founded the conjsc
said that the despatch cent by Count George Etsrasy
othe disposition Of the King Of Prussia 10 s.pp6rt the
Austrian propositions At St. Petersburg led To- oonou.
sicns far too tav rabbi and exaggerates and that
Count disappeared soon after from Beru and 1t is sup
posed proceeded to Vienna TO his right
the importance witch had unintenionay or Otherwise
been attached to the promise engagement OF the King
Mentioned in owner letter that 1t feared that
the intrgues Of Russia had produced certain effect
of the German States not pleasing to the Al
lee an now informed that the King Of Bavars con-
tnues before anxious peace but with ictons
60 beyond the &C ,eptance by Russia OF
the four guarantees. NJ De Beust remains faithful,
hov ever to the impressions with which he left Pa.
rs bis return to Germany and to those who reproach
him with his change Of opnion he alleges the military
advantages the begerent Powers have already obtained
anc the satisfactory expana Hons given to him by the EN-
peror and the French Minister of Foreign Affairs.
The eentmsnt of Russia against sweden very great
She will forget forgive the alliance Of that
eminent vi b France and England.
good deal has been said about the opositions pre-
Joseph
epted by France ana England
With resptct to the Dsnubian Principalities
sured that already stated the complete abolition Of
the Russian ProtectoYste is insisted upon Russia Is to
have exclusive right of protection intervention,
in the domestic affairs OF the PrincipaHties 1t Is de-
manded that the Principal shall retain their prvils
ger ard mnunities under the zerainee Of the sultan
and hst the Otto man Porte concert with the con-
tracing Powers shall grant to the Prncpattes an in
freely expressed wishes Of the population In concert
with the Sultan ALSO their suuin the Prncipalties
al Iocr~ IT,
qured by their geographical position aud n, obstacle
and impeachment shall be offered to them in the adop
may require to enable them to resist aggression on
the pat Of foreign power. In exchange for the
anS b. oy ns
of her frontier with Turkey In Europe The frontier
thus modified comfortable to the general interest, viii
commence from the neighborhood of Cootym, following
the line of the mountains which extend Ia southeast
eriy direction, and terminating in the Lake sask The
and tbs ced.d territory will be restored TO the Prnci
pses, and consequently to be snserdine of the Porte
with respect to toe Danube the opening OF that river
snd's mouths will be eecualy secured by regulations
in which Europe will have interest and in which the
contracting Powers will duly represented ,eptng
the portions belonging 20 the Powers who have territory
its banks which will be regulated according to the
principle established by the Congress of Vienna in mat
ters relating to uval navigation. Zach OF the ,ntract
ing Powers will have the right to maintain tws
small vessels OF war at the months ohs river with the
object Of epsuriug the execution OF the regulations rea
tive to the freedom of the Danube.
The Black Sea will be made completely neutral Its
WaIers VIII be 10 the mercl ant snippng OF al
tons hut viii be nterdcted to war navies aud in order
TO make tha- naturalization bona de naturalization,
the esent military srsenss will be abs'ed and
heresfe cIea,ed The complete protection OF the
iitme interests OF all nations will be
secured in he various ports OF the Black Sea by
lations based and in conformity with international
right. The two Powers possessing territory on the
Black Sea will accept the engagement reciprocAy to
maintain therein more than the lumber of light
sejs whose for ce shall be determined previously ne.
cessaJy for the service of their coasts respe ,vely. 1t
is also provided that such stpulst convention
shall have been agreed to for that object will be Ap
pended to the general treaty. 1t viii be previously
nited TO the approval of the Powers who sign that
Ire atty, and will hsve the force and be ia every
spect considered forming integral part Of that in
str ument. Those stipuations convention forming
per shsn not be altered modified cancelled without
the previous assent Of the Powers who sign the said
general treaty. With respect to the closing OF the
Strsts, the exception will be admitted applicable to
the Powers that possess territory he shores of the
Black Sea; IS sllreed to in the preceding article
The privileges, immunities and rights of the
Mussurap subjects of he Porte viii be confirmed but
Majesty the Sui an and l informed you yesterday,
Russia WILL after the e. ee invited to rake part with
France England and AUSTRIA in ali such deliberations
have for their object to to the nom Mussulmsn
Of the Sultan their religious and political rights
Ir addition to the above the begerent Powers reserve
to themselves the right to propose, in the general in
teest Of Europe, special conditions besides the four
guarantees.
he repress natives in Paris of of the States OF
Germany and perhaps one or two Russian residents
sa,d 10 he cogDzsnt of the above The may per-
hsps, be effrmeo of the Beigisu government. At all
events, 1t is believed that the foregoing fair
mary OF the famous Austrian propositions.