The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21
IMPORTANT MOVEMENT OF THE RUSSIANS
IN GERMANY, D.


IN GERMANY.
ANOTHER NOTE-PoLITICAL ChEcKs OF NAPOLEON =
CHANCES OF POLAND-PRoBABLE ANN0YANCE OF
psls Jun. Of The LONDON
In former letter auded to the intrigues carried on
throughout the whole extent Of Germany in the Interest
OF ussia, and the efforts made by Prussia to bring
about armed neutrality OF the whole Of the Stss
the confederation. Besides the note of de Nesssroie
have been drawn up with u st object ct St. Petersbarg
The first part only enanates from the Chsncsry Of
e
on facts that of recent occursnss and those parts
fable t.i:ns, but Of small polsesi proSisy NJ inform
ant does not say whether the seois has been address
Their 1t has been intended exclualvely for the Russian
agents - rcpertory OF arguments and reAsonings
ready at hand 70 Be- used In support Of the question q
vocating 81 the different courts. The memoirc CON-
msncss with long deveopemsnt Of the thess that the
concessions made BY Russ. In the Vienna
the frst and second points, give complete satisfaction
to German interests and leave them good for
interfering in the war, and Of asociatns themselves
Powers 1t next touches on the last changes which
have taken place in the administration Of France, and
q n M
dc Waewshi and Perssny the formation Of foreign le
gon, the Polish &c. all presented
the other and which seem to DO ths result Of political
influences far different from those which prevailed pre-
yS g S,ss sss
ever, the question became much more important
1t became Of European interest-and the change Of
persons in the political AID military direction OF the
struggle now gong assumed vast proportions. The
name Of Poland 10 put forward; appeal is maie TO
are ADDED the manifestations, and the Czartorisky I'd
dress Is followed BY the letter Of GensrA Rybincky.
And who asks can be deceived - to the meaning OF
the letter Of the GenerAln Chief Of the Polish
in 1892 Il evidently concerted between the Chief OF
We French government and the General it's expressions
produce WAS calculated bsfo .shsnd. Moreover the
Chief Of the French government BY inserting that letter
IN his oiasl organ impaired to Il an authentic eaArac
the French empire and the French empire calls Po
land There Is, therefore, latent contract, an implicit
that the French empire to reconstute,
isdependen. state, the Grand Duchy Of warsswit il
pepdents Of the Grand Duehy bear the sp
pslation Of Dushy Of Possn and Provin'e OF gscis.
The FrsDsn smasrOr Sssyi,g himself inpossnt II ii,
against Russia, with which he Ia at against the
hstations OF Austria and a. anst the ngnsss Of
the ever ready instrument of rebellion and which alone
presents chance OF Even though the French
Empsrsr die not resolve TO max. use Of ~ hi. position
partake Of the nature of its origin? In presence Of the
elements Of resistance, which may endanger his exist
revolutionary policy sgains: the hereditary empsrors;
and this in particular shoud be tsken into careful con-
courM The Emperor sapoison Cannot With to eontinus
ted points q the ysst Sea, Of white ADD Of K.~p
sehsscbs be did 30 hs wosld put his throne In dan
ger He must have war ON more favorable theatre,
and which by its character woulo be most popular With
the nation. Poland theatre Of the kind dear to
FrEnce and IL s there that he 10 resolved to act IL
10 not possible to attack and rsvoluouize Russian Pc
land without alta king and notwithstanding at the same
time the Pohsh provinces dependent on Austria ami
Prussia The intention Of raising those provinces Ia
openly ayowed and the Language Of the journals OF
lord Palmerston leaves doubt on the subject have
they not audaciousy thrown In the face Of the VsHos
and Berlin Cabinets the Polish and Hungarian nsuoa-
aiief2 Has not been said that England and France
had ample materials 10 revise the map OF Earope ADD
that sps should ss Pre- 70 =. 1s@ nss ss
psIti uarly those Of Vienna and Berlin, TO eonsier
wbeti they resolve to risk their existence these
revolutionary movements, or to form against IL an al
hanoe which shall paralysis and annhila:e It completely
ne. Of st. Petersburg hopes that The Gernsufo states
will clearly under ed that, n, unfortuna tsly, such
alliance b mot formed Russlawin then accomplish,
to the last and alone nscsssHry be. duty and her part
totte last extremity She win consent 10 compounds
tits question Of Poland and Of pationaHtes, Any
mere than shs win that Of the limitation Of her ma
RHINE forces, and which she consdsrs ss another viola
On the queson Of the reduction Of the Russian navy
the msmoire enters into series OF arguments teniBg
to prove that the existence Of . formidable Russian
feet in the Black Bee ID guarantee for the equilibrium
oirc directs attention particularly 70 this pon II
that sanitary counterpose 10 absolutely ne
cesty against the Drsponderanos 81 the Western coa
ten, which nov envelopes Europe On every dasi that
and Esgland-those matted nations whose fleets ira.
verse every fea and whose garrscns 10 be fouud
in tvsry country. That unnatural coalition presses
heavily on All the cAsnsts Of Europe; pats forth
The secondary states, ana II fsrsss into unwiline
scssu neutral Rtatss, BE- AZ 70 Turkey, she now