New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-24
THE WAR.
ppoenrss or NEGornTIoNs.


10 accounts have yet been received as TO the in
res,er produced on the Russian Cabinet by the COM
.unica,ion Of which Count Eserhazy was the bearer
No repy could be expected sooner than the loth ns'
srd n NAV no. unlikely be some days iat@.
for,, Esterhazv bas had an interview Win count
psseIrode the subject discussed was the attitude OF
Austria. Col Manteuffel has arrived IN Vienna ana
presented the King Of PrUsia's autograph letter 10
the Austian Emperor Its contents have not trans
pred. r.,,.oo,..s
80 ,le most likely estimate of the proposed terms OF
peace, sent TO St. Petersburg:
GOOD deal has been said about the propositions
rsss4nfed by the Emperor Francis Joseph 70 Russia,
ard accepted by France and England. UDtl they are
ofieicaly known we may as well give yon what Is
dated in the German Chancelenes III farls' aheaoy
alluded TO, and we have reason 10 suspect that 10
perbays nearer the truth than anything as yer pun
Eshed on the subject With respect to the Danuoian
Prncpaties we are assured that, as already ststeo,
the complete abolition Of the Russian Protec'oide
Unlisted upon. Russia is TO have ne exclusive rent OF
protection, Intervention IN the ooinest1 enas -
he Prpcipalities. II s demanded that the fnncipa-
tics their privileges and immnntes under the
,uzfrafaee Of the Sultan and that the ottoman for'
m concert with the contracting fowers shan gran. ~
the PrDcpalities internal organization accoIuihg 10
the necessities and freely expressed wishes OF the pop
ALTON In concert with the sultan also a. their
ain the Municipalities will adopt permanent ac-
fensye system such as il required by their geogfaph
cal posiou and no obstacle and no impeachment snail
he offered 10 them IN their adoption of any extraordl-
nary measures of defense they may require 10 enable
them TO resist aggression the part OF foreign rover
In exchange for the fortified places ana territory osca
pied by the allied armies, Russia will be required TO
assent to the modification Of her own froItler with
Turkey in Europe. The frontier thus modihed con-
formally to the general interest, will commence IRON
the neighborhoOd of ChOtym, following the line OF
mountains which extend in a souh-eastery direction,
and terminating in the Lake Sasik The line WIN be
denitivey regarded by the treaty of peace and the
oeded territory will be restored to the Pnncpah-
t,es and consequently TO the SuzfTdtlee OF the
Porte With respect TO the Danube, the open
inc of that river and it's mouths Will be ehectuay
secured by regulations in which Europe WIZ nave
an interest and in which the contracting fowers
will he duly represented, excepting the portions
belonging to the Powers who have territory on
lie beuke, which will be regulated according 10 the
principle established by the Congress OF Vienna IN mat
fers relating to river navigation Eaeh OF me contract
mo Powers will have the right to maintain one or two
small vessels of ut the mouth of the river with the
object of insurng the execution OF the regulations rel
alive to the freedom of the Danube. The Black Sea
will be made completely neutral. It's waters VIII be
open 10 the merchant shipping of all nations but VIII
be interdcted to navies, and, in order TO make
that naturalization bona fde naturalization, the
ptesept military arsena will be destroyed and no new
ones hereafter created. The complete protec-
ton Of the commercial and maritime interests OF all
neons viii be secured in the various parts oil the black
Sea by regulations based on and IN conformity
possessing Territory on the Black Sea will accept the
Engagement reciprocaly to maintain therein no more
than the number of light vessels, the force of which
shall be determined previously necessary for the ser.
wee of their coasts respectively Ii Is also provided
that such stipulation Convention as shall have been
agreed TO that object ha be appended to the gem
eIa treaty. Ii will be previously submitted to the
approval of the Powers who sgn that treaty, and VIII
have the same force and be in every respect consid-
cred as forming integral part OF that instrument
Those siipuatons conventions forming part OF the
general treaty and secured in the same manner, shall
not be altered, modified Cancelled, without the pre-
vious assent Of all the Powers who sign the said gem
ere treaty. With respect to the closing OF the Straits
the exception will be admitted a. applicable TO
the Powers that possess territory on the
shores of the Black Sea- as adverted to in the pre-
ceding article. The privileges, immunties and rights
Of the nen- Mussulman subjects oil the Porte will be
confirmed, but without affecting the dignity aud the
independence of the Sultan, as Russia VIII after
the peace be invited to take part with France En-
sisnd and Austria, in all such deliberations rs have
for their object TO secure TO the non Musuman sub
jecs of the Sultan their religious and political rights.
In addition to the above, the begerent Powers re-
serve to themselves the right TO propose an the gem
.ra interest Of Europe, special conditions beside the
four guarantees The representatives IN Paris OF
some Of the States Of Germany, and perhaps one OF
two Russian residents said to be cognizant OF the
above. The same may, perhaps, be affirmed OF the
Belgian Government. At ally events, II Is believed
that the foregoing is fair summary Of the famous
Austrian propositions"
The King of Bavaria is about to send special
Envoy 70 St. Petersburg, to support the representa-
lions Of the Saxon Envoy, Baron Seebach.
II is once more confidently stated that Austria viii
submit to the Gernanic Diet the propositions for
teacs which she has forwarded to St. Petersburg,
apd will call on the Diet tosupport this