The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-14

taken prisoners collision lixswss took paOs at
guSTsz and KossiiDcs. wbsn ~ military compelled
70 rse. va reported thas she o.ase Duke ocsssan-
tas had assd for Tsinsososmsnt a my thousand men.
sPEsoH or rHs cxAa 70 rHs Army.
Al general parade q u Army N o. Petersburg %
tho ash Of January tho Osr Alexander addressed the
Asr maintaining the recent events N Poland, hh inps
rial Majesty saids-
whole Poliah In shese only the work
q tAs revolutionary party DESTROYS Of ovesturnns legal
order everywhere Iknow that this party rsckons upon
my belief In the faith and devoednsss the army which
viii than ever fulfil 10 duties should circum-
stances require, you will prove that can depend upon
The speech produced effect among the officers, and
was followed BY cheers for tho Emperor.
THE LATEST NEWS.
nE CONFLICT sznL RAGING
VIENNA, Jan. -, 1885,
sanguinaYy conflicts continue 70 take place In Poland
WARSAW, Jan. %, 1893
The telegraph and railway lines between Warsaw and
Sc. Petersburg have been injured. Collisions between
the troops and insurgents have occurred At Racaz,
thousand rebels were posted at Astsoyaka, and
others at Bursocaski and Bealupodottska troop Of
Cossscks and disarmed several frontier Coesack posts
Warsaw students accompanied the rebels At aka. Gene
sa aseTssnxow lost large sum o. money me bridge
81. pinassuRa, Jan. "a, 1853.
The revolutionary bands have taken refuge In the
forests In several places the peasants have seissd the
insurgents At Lubln they captured twenty among
whom y Catholic priest and have given thern up 70
tne authorities. All the prisoners have been tried BY
The conSption has been carried out at Plook without
warsaw Is tranquil.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. %, 1888.
The Jovno, De = Petys1Sry Of to-day says that see
sraphnic comm ion between Warsaw and st. Peters
Troops have despatched 70 the vicinity Of the
Russian troops have occupied straatz Ono detachment
has been sent In pursuit OF the bands which
have ned 70 the forests
Warsaw Ii quiet.
Bodies OF rebels have been sent Brieste Tersd and
Brolapodska The dAtricts OF Kooem and vohyna Dor
The peasantry take no part in the rising The concsntra
tion Of troops In all quarters is sitting the rebellion
The very latest advces from Poland In London were
The Invasion or England by France.
THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON SAYS 1T HAS BENIN ACCOM-
PLIsHED By HIS PEOPLE.
lErom the London Post, January n.
The following il the speech OF the Emperor Of tho
presentation of the awards to the French exhibitors
the Louvre on Sunday last
abroad thank YOU for so doing for universe, EXHIBIT
ons are not simple bazaars but striking manifestations
Of the strength and the genius Of peoples The condition
vanced OF the various elements OF which is composed
and as oil improvements move forward the examination
OF single Of the manifold products Of intelligence
sufhces to appreciate the civilization Of the country
10 which In time u belongs Thus, when now We
we Judge By it's perfection, less great, 20
what period Of history belongs. Mevis on admit
ration yN may Be sure that date from epoch phe,
sceacs in TIE avs II is then matter Of indnsr.
ence In reference 70 the part reserved have
Industry hy bsn 70
moral and political condition congratulate you ysur
ensrsy and your in rivalry with country
Thss - fact, wos realized Al lan ha torntdabk ssGsos
Of As Risk predicted for 20 lsns Mae. POS Aoss
crossed a. Ctanael hdrs boldly essbied yOurseipes IN
TIE English capital; yoa hare cosrasDssH struggled MA
tie wtsrans Of indsy rAs compdes, Aas not been 9th
@ THIS Kind ~ wsr @heh 0 mss )" hs
than merritt incites noble emulation, leads
70 those treaties OF commerce. which bring peoples
pear without weakening the love or country. From
these mAseral exchanges born exchange still
nssiu things We have also much 10 kar,s from Am
You must, no doubt, have been struck In England Wh
opnios a. ,osu as 70 tAe Development of ~ i,seysss
You have remarked tho perfect order maintained amidst
the vyacity Of discussion and the pers Of competition
IL " that English liberty always RESPECTS the principal
basis on which society and power repose BY DONG
liberty does not Destroy bat iWprop; Il bears in the hand
the torch which contagrztion, Dat s lion,
ashsch iin,ates; and In private enterprise, individual
initiative exercising itself with interchangeable ardor
dispensss with the government being promoter
a. tie vital forces Of nation and thus instead OF regu
ating everything IL leaves 20 each ono the responsibility
Of hts aots- II In theac conditions that this
activity, this absolute Independence exists in ,nsand.
France VIII also arrive at this contamination
the day when we shall have consolidated the
basis indispensable 20 the establishment OF entire
liberty. Let US, then. work with all strength mi.
tatng such profitable examples Let sound political and
commercial doctrines impress you necessarily unite in
similar thought Of conservation aud stimulate amongst
individuals energetic spontaDey for all that Is useful
and good Such is your task Mine will be 10 constantly
take the wise progress u public opinion OF
mpros emens, and 10 clear away administrative obsta
cies from the path You ought 10 follow Each will
thus have accomplished his duty and passage this
earth will not have been useless since shall have left
10 children great works accomplished and fruitful
truths raised the ruins OF destroyed peudces and Of
animosities buried forever. cannot conclude without
thanking the Imperial Commission and ts President for
the enlightened zeal with which they organized the
French exhibition. aud FOR the spirit OF impartial Justice
which has presided at the disposal OF awards. II IN
now claim which they have acquired to my confidence
and my esteem