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

IN GERMANY. .
ANOTHER NOTE-POLITIOAL CAECKS OF NAPOLEON -
CHANCES OF POLAND-PROBABLE ANNOYANCE OF
NEUTRAL VESSELS IN THE NORTH SEA PORTS
Paris June II correspondence of the London Tnes
the @
o. Rn.siA and the Efforts made By Prussia to bring
the Bssass the n note Of d.
understand that Instructions In the form Of memoir.
have been drawn up With y at object ct St Petersburg
The first part only enanates from the ChAncery Of
which must have been added nos q they are founded
attributed to person Of French origin, OF consds
rable talent but OF small political proby Ny inform
ed to the various Cabinets 3 piece coasr, or WIS
ther 1t has been intended exclusively for the Russian
asss Il as N :. sSs aSson
the armed neutrality which they charged WITH i'd
vocating g the different courts. The memoire com
mences with long developer OF the thesis that the
concessions made BY Russa In the Vienna Conferences
the frat and second points, give complete satisfaction
interfering in the war and Of associatns themselves
with what it terms the unjust Of the Western
iss ns
draws the necessary consequence from them The re-
tremsnt Of N Dr,uyn dePHuys the nomination Of Nm.
gion, the Polish &c. all presented
series Of facts which intimately connected with
the other, and which to be the result OF political
influences far different frou those which prevailed pre-
viousy appears that at frst, NO great uPortance
was attached to these notifications. Suddenly, how
ever, the question became much more important
it became Of kurooean interegt-and the change OF
persons in the POLITICAL AID military direction OF the
name Of Poland u put forward; an appeal is mals to
nAtonates rebels enrolled SOLDIERS and to this
dress Is followed by the sts.r Of Gen.rai sysinssy
And who, asks, be deceived to the meaning OF
the letter Of the sx GenerAn Chief of the Polish
in 1882 IL evidently concerted between the Chief OF
We French and the General it's expressions
were selected with care and the effect il was likely 20
produce WAS calculated beforehand. Moreover, the
Chief Of the French government by inserting that letter
in his oissl organ impaired to il authentic charac
ter value Of political hind Poland calls 70 her aid
the French empire and the French empire calls Pc.
land There Ia, therefore, latent contract, an implicit
aian;s tis in point Of fact an intmation 70 Russia
Ddependen. State, the Grand Duchy OF warssw-t is
ntimaon 10 Prussia and Austria that the natural de-
rendents of the Grand Duchy bear the ap
psation Of Dushy Of Posen and Provin,s OF Gaicts.
The Frencn Emperor proving himself impotent In tn.
against Russia, with which he il st war. against tbs
bssitatons OF Austra and a anst the ruwingness Of
prvssis-he thinks be has found u In Poland which Is
presents some chance OF Even though the French
emperor die not resolve TO make Of It, hs position
parahe Of the nature of its orgn2 In presence Of the
elements Of resistance which may endangsr his exist
sgons inc hs1sasrv
and this In particular should DO tsken into careful
sderst st Vienna q Berlin and In All the lestimats
ted points Of the sis:l Sea, Of white Sea- sDd Of ks%p
ger He must have war on more favorable theatre,
and which by its character would be most popular With
the nation. Poland theatre OF the kind dear to
Frsnce and IL 10 there that hs 10 resolved to act IL
10 not possible to attack and rsvoutouize Russian Pc
land without alta king and notwithstanding at the same
time the Pohah provinces dependent on Austria ami
Prussia. The intention Of raising those provinces Ia
openly avowed, and the Language Of the journals OF
lord Palmerston leaves doub. the subject have
they not audacousy thrown in the face Of the Viesos
and Berlin Cabinets the Polish and Hungarian nstioa-
al:iet7 Gas not been said that England and France
had ample materials 10 revise the map OF Europe ADD
that should be surprised to sec them made
o. teboves, therefore, the Courts OF Germany and
vhet they resolve TO risk their existence these
revolutionary movemepts, to form against |. al
nance which shall peralyse and annihila.e completely
such alliance 10 tbs only hope OF safety. Ths Csbi
viii clearly ssr-sd that, n, unfortuna tsly su,h An
alliance be mot formed Russlawfn then accomplish even
TO the last and alone necessary her duty her part
conservative power, and ths duty she win perform
tits question Of Poland and Of pAtionAhtes, any
than she win that OF the limitation OF her ma
r forces and which she considers 90 another viola
ten Of her sovereign rshts-
On the question Of the reduction Of the Russian navy
to Prove that ths s1istencs Of forssidsbe Russian
feet in the Black Sec IL guarantee for the equilibrium
OF Europe and the Independence OF the Porte the me
moire directs attention particularly TO this pon II
psn'aiss that sanitary eounterpolss is absolutely
tep, which now envelopes Europe every ride; that
the balance 10 endangered by SAe influence Of France
and Esgland-those Matted nations whose nssts ira.
verse every req, and whose gArriscns 70 be fousd
heavily On All the cAsnsts Of Europe; IL pats forth
s,issseies issonpAuble With the Independence u
the secondary ststsA and Il fsfsss inss unwilling
scisn neutrO esatss, h. AZ 70 Turkey, she now