New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-22
TIE RUSSIAN CIRCULAR.

W. find in lie k0rd OF jar. 3 under the hes1 o.
sp.ca correspondence from Berlin, the following MA
yss Of NJ Nesselrode- circular Of tne 22d uh:' saId
70 be almost reproduce on Of me dnpa".I ~
The Imperial Cabinet fr-t observes that the tenn
narary interruption Of bOstes IN consequsnce OF the
reason Of the year, has necefsary occae'9ned gen
eral hope that the opportunity VIII Dc turned 70 et".h
by the ressablirhmept OF peace, ana dechr'N INA II
nb. Immortal Cabinet, has lot been the last 70 share
in this sentiment and to avow It's at soIcitude theIS
in IL frankly Owns that the dsrHe expressed ~ W.
81 a prompt and durable peace, wa at that moment
and 4 AT the present time the most Cherished WED OF
the Emperor Alexander. ,.e .
The elevated policy bequeathed 20 this SOVEREIGN
Iv his rredec.-sors makes il duty 10 us% the power
h;cB God bs. nut into his hands in no other waythan
for the GOOD of the world and consequently TO Hslt
reace not only for the interests OF h' own su1eGs
i,u, for those If al Europe. The Emperor Alexander
bas not waited for the present moment 10 advance 10
~, end On hi accession TO his throne he gave hls
ful and entire assent 10 the bases admitted by his
august father. ..-
tations The Emperor, without hesitation, gives them
.tbe lorged meaning. Witness the frank and loyal
concurrence which he lent TO the proposed modihca-
tions in the political system OF the East, ana 20 me
collective guaranty which was 70 assure ~ m1e'
incidence. He went 30 far a. 70 sacrhce vener.
able and glorious traditions. And lastly, h0 proved
the sincerity Of his resolves by the manner Ia which
he adspted the proposed changes affecting the frln-
cnalties Of the Danube aud the navigation OF 'na1
river. ,
"Iftlese conferences were broken Of the subject
OF the Third Point the responsibility does not fail upon
the Imperial Cabinet for when the Austrian Ca6ne.
put forward The solution which appeared 10 the most
acceptable Il was the Russian pcnipotenary who de-
cared that solution capable Of becoming the staring
pont Of an agreement and il was the Minister OF The
adverse party who rejected il after internal differences
had arisen. la.
blood was flowing in torrents, and while the two Vel
ligerent parties imposed immense sacrifice on each
other although the heart Of his Imperial Majesty was
affected he compelled 10 impose silence hpon ann
self as long as bic enemies appeared willing TO subs
tute the right of might for the spirit OF equity and con-
citation which for nearly half century had governed
the destnies Of Europe.
"Bnt when accounts reached the Government OF
his Majesty assuring it that it, enemies were disposed
TO take u again the negotiations for peace upon the
basis Of the -Four Points such a. they had been de.
fined il the conferences, the Imperial Cabinet does not
hesitate to frankly anticipate these pacific dispositions
and 10 frankly seek possible solution to the Third
Point in the order Of ideas which have appeared salts
factory in turn 10 all parties"
Mention il here made OF q netice forming an appen-
dix to this dispatch, comprised OF the conditions w9c1
the telcgrapLic dispatch from KGngsberg published
in Wednesdays Daily News has already made known.
1t Is coucbed in the following terms:
"The Emperor consents to this-that the Thus Point
lie determined by the following combinations
81. Closing OF the Straits.
-. No military flag whatsoever shall hoat in tho
Black Sea, with the exception of the forces which
Russia and The Forte shan mutually deem necessary
10 keep there. :,
"The quota Of these forces shall be fixed by a di-
rect understanding between the two coasting powers
without ostensible participation of the other powers.
The above notice." continues the circular gives
a complete solution to what is called the Third Guar
sniy." The Imperial Cabinet, in conclusion, de-
cafes that this resolution Of the Emperor will furnish
. pledge OF the sentiments of Cancellation with
which he is animated and Of the sacrifices which he is
ready TO make for the repose of the world lie con-
fides himself to the impartial judgment of the Powers
which have hitherto remained foreign to the contest,
and awaits the decision of his enemies with caInness
and confidence"