The New York herald., 1863-03-15


shmh hes ts'oss test book for secess,onss r
tsrsis deyoted " proving that fres suffrage " the
~sh beyond the power o. denial the people of the
unit~d sats can draw from them thor conclusions
Van ss orek ssos 90 rse do IA cha'issss q, Ann; a.
thefhsue kana On " 10 Place d 10 nourfe, and n
ss s -. q = Nc ,s' e s.s r.rs ssss ss the
Nsrtss = Tease, n D.; Absrt H. Bald~n. James Eddy,
W; ccnvsrse, y. n. rsrnaun, John Y. BAncard from
esuersl tinted states army Richard Dorm, O wocott
Brsexs Charles Presh,, u. o., and VIE, san Francisco
esmcsna Jehn II. Reasson, Indianapolis
Oar Berlin Corrsspesasnce.
Bxaiss Fcb u, 1853
N ossrsss~ Win R~sssa--cysaf Excus~r3 Produced
Nv H-Ress~As~ ~ As Hosss 9 Ityrssss-Asakcurd
Fo~ss~ ef ~ Pr4sssa~ Gcpr~~e~l-r< War IN Po-
Aa~a-Asnsssvssvy " waA.~0s~s BirfAday-Frea<A
heefLafo~ ~ Ass<-sca, &e.
The prus-sHn eovernent has yen thought proper
pcelsh tbe q ccnveniscn with Russia and M
DsnArk has opposed obstinate silence 70 tho inter-
p~laiicas cf tho Chamber of pcpolies this subject
bs, believed the details given N the FRANKFORT ,orr
nal, Lgss, m lhe main correct shs semi Official
errans have ventared 10 DENY them cs,cyoficaliy
told that Lard Russell has clpy .; ,he dcramcnl III
bss hands out could the House of
Lords had received either fscp Prussia from
Rp-s bot from the c,ari Of Vienna towhon had bcsn
notified eonhaeniAny by The Russian Aucassaios
m ,he bops Il ndaclDs Aussria " conclude similar
agreement arT.arr 20 consist cf three paragraphs.
ny n which the Russian troops aufbcrizsd
Parsos ths nssrsshts the fontr M they meet
with prufsan force strong enough 10 dssn the ng,
liver. the upalslson v reciprocal ne second states
ccodtons sh'eh the Russian gensras allowed
% enter irassan rrsry fcr tha psrpose o carrying gt
ther ststeg cal ocmhnaios and places the frnsssan
railways a, their dsesai Tns third parasrago tpcc Cos
the measures thai 10 BE- taken b. guard
the noptl~ and 10 prevent and munitions Il
from beng smosged into Poland PrHs.
sian SUBJECTS from is,nins ,he iusurrecsson. The
Esrey- The existence of clauses aative
Of The Powers IN ,hs even, u dlplo
matte armed IN favor of tns Poles ea,I
am eredbiy informed that provision has been made
for such tnssncy neither the Trtssian Ras
government having anticipated any interference q
foreign Powers IN wha, they considered mere private
arrangement between t~o nehborns states for The
Tmy Of their respective domin,ons
] need sos say how mlslakca they in
their calculations. Your letters nom rare and
London and the proceedings the British Parliament,
win have acquainted you with the tmgrsSsicns pro
duced IN France and England BY This snfortunais
treaty, which has already I'D 10 the starting
suits, breaking up the nasosus eaesWk between France
and Russia, and revivng the extinct alliance sf the
western Powers. strengthened, perbsps, BY the
sion Of Austria Here In Prussia equal alarm and indy
nation felt d ths dangerous position the country has
been placed In BY The ,lisdysed policy Of tho govern
ment. which 10 unanimously condemned BY the rr.ss
and the people special committee hss been APPOINTED
by the Chamber OF Dsputies 70 report resolution
proposed BY NM Caslowitx and HosaDsck, which
foowss' ,nteres1 Of Prussia render u imperative
upon his Majesty governments not 10 ancrd sssstanee and
favor either 10 the Russian authorities 10 the nsar
gents during the course OF the revolt that broksn
"a a.. .xs
allow either Of the ccutsndng psrtks % entsr rruasan
territory without being previously disarued." This
motion adopted In the committee by vote of egh
teen 70 three and win be introduced In tho House
morrow, whom viii undoubtedly be- passed by
whemng majority. will be impossible for govern
ignore this decided expression Of public opinion
Neither the modest Of the Premier vaunt
cd nrmness OF his master make head st the same
against the energetic protests Of foreign Powers and
the unqualified disapprobation q their own pccpia,
and II would be madness to persist In policy that may
bring collision with both. Indeed, II 10 the general
impression tha, the career q y. do Bsmark will
end in very few days; and persons with whom the
wish father to The thought themselves that The
retirement Of tho King win be simultaneous with that
his favorite minister. Yesterday already II was cur
rently reported Change that the Premier had re
signed and Baron Manteune had bcen invited 10 form
new Cabinet and . striking proof how rapidly rrn
sa has progressed backwards during the last
few years that the return 70 ofnce Of the old
yizier Of Frederick william w., who quilted u
amid general execration at the secession Of
the present King was actually hailed as step towards
more liberal and judicious policy and had favorable
eject upon the fupds : - S.,ss-a.s->.
AZ any rate, the attempt Of poor Bismsrk TO make
political capital out q the posh revolution has turned
out mos, unuckily him. aud only served 70 aceseEste
the catastrophe II intended 10 avert Vie Engineer
is "hoiss with his own petard" has even secured
tho gratitude Of his Russian friends who protest that
they did not wan, his operation that they could easily
quel the revolt without troubling Prussia and that the
convention actually forced upon them by the ocons
zeal of the Prussan Premier and his eagcrness TO show
his devotion 70 the imperial government. All Russia re
qured Of him, they say, was TO keep strict watch on
the frontier, and not 70 allow the robclsr TO
Poland or other point they did In Gaiics. A
for the rest she was not yet reduced 70 the condition OF
Power 10 restore order among her subjects There
appears 70 be truth In these assertions for the last
accounts from the scene Of h9s.sss are decidedly IN
in several engagements, particularly In most
bloody and obstinate one at Miechow-a town
IN the province OF Cracow-from which they
endeavorcd 70 expel the Russian garrison, but
repused with tremendous loss Their leader In this
fortunate affair -kurowsKi-has committed suicide. An
other chief Mona has been shot by hs own followers for
his conduct In the battle of wonchock, whore he Is
peced of having betrayed them 70 the Muscovites aud
Merolawski. who had entered Poland near Rssch win
small band Of reianers, has becn attacked aud routed,
with the oss of his baggage and correspondence The
only numerous body OF insurgents that still keep the hcd
that OF Langewicz, the strength of which estimated
in reports at 900 mcu which probably dose
exceed third OF that number but even this
IL gradually cdgng down - tho Austrian frontier for
purpose seeking asylum thcrsifoo hcty pursued
by the euemy The strong position o vycow, In tho
midst of mpenetrablo forest has bean abandoned
without resistance Sou0wch Iand other rac.s on the
Prusssn frontier have becn rooccupcd by Russian
tachmcns and the white eagle Of Poland whch had rup
planted the Russian armr Al the Custom House and other
public buildings has again had "a make way 10 tho doubl
headed The intelligence from Lthnana and Vol
TIME contradictory. The Russians that
thing quiet while the Gar represents the insurrecun
making such rapid progress IN thoso districts hst tho
Muscove generals have been unable The
forcements they 20 have sent into Poland but tho
fact that the teiegraphic communication with wilma.
kton, nc. continues uninterrupted would hardly o.
oorroboratc these statements. In word n greatly bs
feared that notwithstanding the hroism of the Poles and
the skill in partisan warfare for which the their
country offers peculiar advantages they viii ultimately
crushed the oyerpow erinx force directed AGAINST