The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-04-15
Highly Important.
GREAT MOVEMENT or THE CAR OIL
RUSSIA.

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The n. o. Delta of the 81 inst. says:-.ye
are indebted to "a gentleman of this city for
tie perusal OF n letter from n very reliable
socrce, dated Paris, March I'd, which contains
some astounding intelligence. The Emperor
OF Russia, !. appears, has become Disguised
with the course which Austria and Prussia
have pursued towards him in the controversy
with Turkey, and has seeded from his old al.
lance and coinpact with them rs to Poland
and hungary. He has issued u ukasc reyiv-
Ing the Kingdom Of Poland, and placing his
third son on the throne Of that ancient king
dom. AS n consequence OF this measure lac
intimatcS that Prussia and Austria will be
compelled to relinquish their share of the dis.
mcrnbered kingdom, which, it il said by the
Gar, they Injustly hold. This is certainly
n bold and mastery stroke. 1t will compel
Prussia and Austria to join the Car in an al
lance against England, France aud Turkey,
or force them into mn isolated and impractica-
bic attitude Of a third party in a duello. Ii is
impossible for France or England to give their
AID, sympathy, or conntenancc TO Prussia and
Austria in an attempt to hold on to the Grand
Dnchics, which they so ncfariously seized and
tore rom Poland. Tho two former nations
are too strongly committed in favor of Poland
to he drawn into such a scheme. The people
of those two countries would rise en- mdssc
and abandon the Turks and their cause in re-
sisting my such movement, and Louis Napo-
leon would not dare to resist the claim which
his illustrious uncle acknowledged as one, the
weight Of which oppressed him more than any
other obligation he had ever felt, that of Pol.
ish nationality. Thus the Gear must disgust
tho English and French with their position
at the same time he secures himself in his
weakest point. He quie,s and reconciles the
Poles, delivering the protection Of their rights
and the security of their nationality into their
own hands. Thus he is able to draw of his
vast armies to maintain his position, and adj
vance his claims below the Danube. At the
same time, he cnfccbles Austria by Withdraw
ing NIL protection from claims to Hungary, and
rendering it necessary that the Austrian army
should bc concentrated on its Northern from.
tier, to protect its Polish possessions.
Austria must give up the one or the other.
Hungary, with her ten millions Of disaficctcd
and warlikc inhabitants, will need no better
! opportunity Of striking another blow Cor her
Independence, than when Austria is thus en-
gagged and embarrassed, aud the Car stands
aloof an independent spectator--nay more, n
sympathiler and cI%courngcr. Should this
state Of affairs follow, the Car of RUSSIA, in
stead of being tho chief reliance OF absolutism
in Europe, will prove the most efficient agent
OF liberalism and nationality. Those who were
IN such n haste to denouncc Russia, aud take
\ 'NtNp W ~ 'S'sit sstt a NAtltN W III tlNnl uu
themselves in n very peculiar and embarrass-
ing position. We shall, however, be confirmed
in our original and unchanging position, that
tho policy OF Russia better deserves the SYM
patty and support of our people, and that her
alliance is more to be desired by our nation,
than that of the other Powers Of Europe.
The following is the extract from the letter
which states tho facts on which We have COM
mentcd
tTramslation.1
Paris, March 81 have Just time to an
nounce to you news, the consequence Of which
may be incalculable. The recstablisl,mcnt of
the kingdom of Poland is dccrccd by n ukase
of the Car, the notification of which has Just
been made TO Prussiu and Austria, in answer
to the abandonment those two Powers have
cvinced towards him, The Emperor's third
son, Nicholas, will be king of Poland. In break
ing with the two despoiling Powers, he tells
them, "As to the parts of Poland that you
unhiirly possess, whether you retain them is n
Question that regards yourselves, and for which
you will be responsible" We may therefore
expect n speedy reunion of tho Grand Duchy
of Posen and G~allacia, without the influence
or action of either Poles or Russians.
In a short time you will see Hungary in
arms, raising up again the PROSTATE standard
of their nationality without the protection OF
Russia. The conclusion of all this is. that
France and England, who ought to have takcf.
in hand the cause of these two natichatiiies,
have denied their political law and deserted
their principles in submitting to the alliance OF
Austria, and that henceiorth the struggle can
no longer be doubtful.
Tho Emperor OF Russia has thus made a
+ great political move, and on the eve of the
great battle he has placed the stake on his
side,