New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04


the House TINT affairs in general proceeding In
on satisfactory trnin." A motion for granting
sbsidea TO the Polish refugees having been made, IL
was exceedingly painful to him to oppose the
" rrant of any money to those individuals, which
the natural and spontaneous feelings OF every gene
orous man would lead him to acquiesce in but was
not consistent with his duty to propose any grant oil
.money to those unfortunate persons this same
tender-hearted man having secretly betrayed, as we
shall see by and by in great part the costo Polanis
fall out Of the pockets OF the English people. Inc
noble Lord took good to withhold all state papers
about the Polish catastrophe from Parliament, but sew
eru statements made in the House of Commons, which
he has never so much attempted TO controyer leave
no doubt about the game he played at that fatal epoch
After the Polish revolution had broken ont, the Con-
sui of Austria did not quit Warsaw, and his Govern
ment went as far to send Polish agent, Mr.. Wa
lewski to Paris for the purpose OF negotiating with the
Governments of France and of England, about the re
establishment of Polish Kingdom. The Court OF the
Tuilleries declared lit ready to join England in
case of her conserving TO the project" Lord Pal
merston repudiated the proposal In 1881 NJ. de Tai
leyrand the then Ambassador of France at the Court
of ST James, proposed plan of combined action on
tic part of France and England bat met with DIS
tinct refusal, and with note from the noble Lord
stating that an amicabe INTERPRETATION on the Polish
question would be declined by Russia that the Pow
." ers had Just declined a similar offer on the part
of France that the intervention OF the two Courts
&" France and England. could only be by force in
lease OF refusal the part OF Russia and that the
amicabe and satisfactory relations between the Cabl-
net of ST. James and the Cabinet of st. Petersburg
would not allow His British Majesty to undertake
such an interference The time was not yet come to
undertake such plan with success against the viii
" of q sovereign whose rights were indisputable.
The socaIed kingdom of Poland having disappeared
from the map of Europe there still remained fantastic
remnant of the Polish nationality in the free town OF
Cracow. Tie Car Alexander, during the general an
arcby resulting from the downfall of the French EN-
pire had not conquered the Duchy Of Warsaw, but sim
ply seized upon il and wished 70 keep IT, together with
Cracoy which bad been incorporated in the Duchy by
Bonnparte Austra, once possessed OF Cracow, wished
10 have IL again The Gar being unable to obtain It
for himself and being unwilling to cede it to Austria
proposed 10 constitute II free town, and according
I, tho treaty Of Vienna contained the following S,pu
lntion
Tho town Of Cfaoow With IL territory IA b be forever
FREQ ind, pendent and .irdly neairai city under The pa,
lection of Araihh Russa and Prussa and ne Courts N
Iussa Aulra nud irusn eHF0gi 70 respect sld o. cane
10 On aways respected No utali7 of tho free town n
r,sroy sud f trrft0ry no armed f0r,s saa BE- intro
du' ed upon ouy prci'nho uha'eyef
Ia 1851, Cr8cow wss temporarily occupied BY kas
shn troops This lovcrcr va cons lered - tran
tory lece,,y Of war aud ia he turmoil of 'Aas tin;
Il was no, adscrtod ug9n 10 l-3S Csseo~ wss igi.a
occupied BY the troops d Rasaa AEAira aad Prsiai
on tie preie1t Of tLes being DBL gei % soconqih,
In tAt way the yuion o. pol- r-,gzees lfom
the town ard iis TERRITORY on Aa occ,fan ;Ac -'5-,
Lord ah,'si ed fFor an reua1slan,e o- ile gr-- a.
be- stated in l-35 ari "a l-f'. idl e a.
.'aicul g. give c6cr, - clT re --' --ascst 80
a. econ louorcr a. Cfaocu u7a a. ri TtiF
cora.c,iei 30 Ausiris SIMPLE rsr-1l-rtsrt -
reared 20 him 60 b. iha aaJ s4@-a--- -----Tsr
h. March i--6. when ,rterPci-sied ca - earsrs-
iI,nof Craoou be JARED j, &C. - 81 secrecy -t2a
.f.rr rltrseirv ~ f-lf a' T,li.s'Irc s1t t7 s'a'
was tho copriucfion 30 Ir' ou 80 do-r' r. l1 f'
re7lern alice iiai o. clt b erii 81 roi 81 fi7 fft
9erir and iu'rrrrp. DO oven tsaoT 70 h' 'feeel -
nc ascertain I .fari noi gT tcre o. ar'eri
r.e,sufc uiirh or DO eeairs0 ur.i cr-'vfc al
condemn fato rrsrr.f siaici o. .sr cfse fa0,-s
Which ,hoprs ihey io ne cvru.o &c a-c e-c4rs
. top Il Cr,cov. a,rti 30 o. srl isill' s~s. or
Do admitted uai iio irfai' of raa. sanl go '-ter
ta~sr. o. srrisin fl' ans ,ier ~ih'ai thc previous
ontseui of Inri,nl BIT hoy nay be iu'ill sad -
rlAtotsli 30 ia,,nn'tD bonsfo g. ihc iatl.cc AL
tho p'sia dc.las o ih.s cont0 by 'upposps lAs.gso
vould never sto uur accent 10 such p,o 90 lln.
III sfuifuld C.urrf however. having .nuui out
attlelo etiic hcfrr mcana lor che prca.r,aiion OF
Cfacow tlan The abs'oniion from Remembrance.
moved On Apulg1. la.6. that tic uosepm,ni should
be ordered 10 frud representative to- cncow a. Con
,ul there being Coasuh there from the three other
powers Au4tfn. Russia and Pfussa. Tho joni ar.
rival a. Cfncow OF an English anl French Consul would
have proved an event and must in any case. have Pre-,
vented the noble lord from aftorwnrd declaring himself
unaware Of the intrieucs pursucd az Cracow by the
Aufirans. Russians aud prussians lie induced sir
suaiiord TO withdraw hismoton by socmnly promising
that the Government intended to send . Consul OF
Agent to Cracow" ON March 22 SIs being Interpret
lated by Lord Dudley Stuart with regard that promise
he answered that he hadaltered his intention, andhad
not q sent Congul or Agep, TO Cracow, and it
not at present his intention 10 do so
Lord Dudley stuart having given notice that he SHOULD
for papers eucidate THE singular transaction the
noble NscOunt defeated the motion by the simple pro
Gees cf being absent and causing the House 10 be
counted out on March D. 1887 He never stated why
or wherefore he had not fulfilled his pledge and with
stood a attempts 70 squeeze ont Of him any papers
The subject Ten years aftervaud. when Cracow was
doomed and when the noble Lord again asked for
the production Of papers relating to the nonNpPont
merit Of British Consul At Cracow, h. declared
that the subject had necessary connection with
." tie discussion on the Incorporation Of Cracow, and
10 IN IA dic,ra