New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-12
France.

The reported retirement Of NJ. Fould from tho
Cabinet IS not confirmed, and the Paris correspond.
ent of The Morning Post says he will not retire
unless his budget DO rejected, which 10 not very
likely. Ono reason for F0uld, reported retirement
is sad to be the abuse by the + ench Generals aud
others Of the staff IN Mexico, of drafts on the
Treasury.
Tie Paris correspondent. Of tn. London Globe
ssys there were rumors of the last American mail
having brought from New-York, Mexican bills
,gned BY Gen. Forey, altogether beyond III. Foulds
calculations.
Tie Bourse en- the 2ith was very fat, and Ren.es
declined TO 69.
Tie Polish question, under the attitude taken by
France in favor of the Poles and agsius. Prussian
interveniion-was attracting great attention.
The Paris Constitutionnel, which is supposed TO
speak the sentiments Of the Emperor Napoleon, had
published strong article against the Intervention
Of Prussis. The London Times, a,luding to this
article says that if the Contttutonne really speaks
the sentiments of the French Emperor, the prospect
is indeed momsntous; and 1t Is impossible TO repel
the apprehension that this foolish King Of Prussia
Ia making great and perhaps fatal opportunity
for bis powerful neighbor.
The London Post thinks The King of Prussia's
fate lies IN the hands Of the three Great Powers and
that unless they combine 70 force him into safer
policy than that which he Lac followed hitherto, he
will fnll victim 70 the most Aggressive Of them
The Pos, concludes by observing: "When the En-
peror Napoleon, Lord ralmerston, Connt Rochberg
the liberation Of Poiand-the alliance may be IN.
holy, but It would appear TO US ir esistibe."
The other leading journals unite III regardin. the
QUESTION as one Of European Impotence, owing
mainly to the conduc, Of Prussia.
The DAILY Ners Think that the fs.lCro Of the
French arms in Mexico may provo fortunate for tn,
Poles. Every fresh re. ort from Mexico is OF q ma
ture to urge the Emperor to put END 10 tho Next
can war and evacuatc the country. Advice OF that
kind could not be followed without full eycuse,
4 e.ta L. Al. -.f(
many and Poland wo1ld instantly afford.
Such an alternative is now before tie Emperor,
and, no doubt forms the object Of his serious con.
rideration. Among his political counselers there
exists it s understood, perfect unanimity Of opinion
OIL the policy vi Intervention.
The Paris correspondent OF TIE Times ssys:
OF the de.erminaLlod of the French Government
to interfere in favor of Poland there is no doubt.
They naturally enough. hope that this intervention
will not be otherwise than diplomatic; bat If notes
aud rsmoostrnces are OF 10 avail and If Prussia is
resolved on playing the part OF auxiliary to Russia
in her inquous attempt 10 crush the Poles, people
would not DO surprised if q French army were to
make It's appearance on the Rhine.
The French note to Prussia, WA, il Is said, sep
arate act On the part OF France. The question was
mooted whether it were not well to wait for the
opinion OF the British Government before remon-
siratlg with Russia; but it was thought better to
act at once There is nothing menacing in the note;
il states that the Emperor is unwilling to believe
tLat the Cnbnst of Berlin could be so regardes, of
the principles of non-interveniion, and he would
willingly receive such explanations rs would remove
ali cause of discomfort.
Ia France says: "We believe ourselves cor
rect in stating that Austria is disposed TO join the
policy OF France and England on the Polish Cues
tion." >,
petition in favor of Poland had been presented
10 the French Senate by NJ. Girardin. IL bore 1000
signatures. A Committee of the Senate would re-
port upon it. an,
The Paris Constitutional Of the Oath February,
expresses the houe that the Convention between
Russia and Prussia will be abandoned, aud says the
voice raised by Europe against Prussia Id siii! only
a warning. The Prussian Government Will hardly
desire that il should become threat.
The Opinione NationaIe gives rumor That Prus-
sin had positively refused to yield TO the representa-
tjons which the French ambassador bad been III
Pa France points out to Russia the expe1ency, in
order to avoid general war; OF giving liberal insti-
tutions 10 Poland.
The Paris correspondent Of The London Time.
uays nothing was talked OF but triple alliance OF
England. France and Austria with view to . soiu-
ton of the Polish question, which was taking prece'
dence vi every thing else.