The New York herald., 1863-08-21

errms ron the despatch OF the 18th Of June that the
Count 90 kechbeg had antcpated refusal to adhere
70 Sonierence Of The eight Powers that signed me
general act OF the congress of Vienna seeing that ms
Excellency subordnated previous Of Rus
sh the adhssion Of the Austrian government 10 this
combination. We had not inferred from the dcspatcn
any appreciation OF that refusal We had seen 10 that
reserve sentiment OF dignity which in q like case the
had rendered Justice equitable act As 10 the view
Of what the nifty Of Russia called for con-
seration for august sovereign alone but evi
dent that combination which aid not seem comformable
the dignity OF the country ought for thai very
10 be considered impossible.
But Count do Rechberg has Thought he pereeved
proposition OF an understanding between the three courts
with the view OF putting the situation their Polish pos
sessions TO which the stipuatons OF treaty OF 1918
apply, In harmony with the circumstances OF the mo-
ment and the wants OF the age the idea Of establishing
ton which his Excellency repudiates We had no
thought OF establishing any assimilation whatever That
there is necessary solidarity between the interests q
the three neghborng and their respective Polish
possessions is attested by the historical traditions and
cedents which have created the order of things actually
existing. Facts have more than demonstrated how
much the situation Of each Of the provinces
reacts upon the condition OF the others. Ac-
revolutionary elements Of Gaicia take in the in
surrecton in the kingdom and It's ultimate object,
additional evidence Of it. The Cabinets Of Austria Eng
land and France have presupp0sed II in basng their
diplomatic action upon the reaction which the troubles
in the Kingdom exercise upon the possessions OF the
neghboring States, and thereby upon the tranquility Of
Europe. M
We actuated by the conviction Of this solidarity
III proposing unuerSSAnung, destined DflnE aDOut
the harmony between the institutions which
would be question Of introducing in the kingdom Of
Poland, after the pacidcaton OF the country, and those
which exist IN the Polish Of the neghborng
States II friendly idea, conformable the rela
tons OF the two imperial courts and their mutual inter.
probation.
the substance Of our propositions we believe that
tssm and snped IN rooa s sp cou lead 70
rational and practical solution which would
the rights and interests Of the three neghborng Powers
tha
the general balance Of power reasonable wishes OF the
Poles, and the solcitude manifested by Europe in favor
Of the tranquility OF those countries.
We can only then regret the different impression which
the instructions addressed by Count de Rechberg
the Ambassadors Of Austria at London and Paris give
You are authorized 70 give his Excellency reading Of
the present despatch. Receive, &C.,
France and the Polish Question.
The Patrie Of August persists in maintaining the ne
cessty for European Intervention In favor Of Poland
We are convinced that Austria herself, when in
danger, will call lor iron France; but win It
again happen that Europe shall shamefully allow state
Of things to be created from which IL only escape by
La France Of the same date says-
England has considered It preferable that separate
notes should be despatched TO Russia The motives Of
this determination said to bel An intention not to
enter into common action which would entail the
the neeotistions 10 the event q refusal by Russia
The repugnance OF the English Cabinet to any step which
might lead to war in favor OF Poland. 3. The hope
tertaDed by England Of more c0ncatory disposition
ON the part OF Russia ~
The Pays Of the same date Says
The replies OF the three Powers will be identical in
their conclusion and will maintain all the moral force OF
an understanding between the Powers.
The Council OF Ministers held to-day at st. Cloud lasted
two hours.
The D0micilfary Visits OF the C0ssacks
in xithua nias tf
ORAOow, August /, 1858.
Letters have been received from Pinsk. in Lithuana,
which say.-
No idea be formed OF the scenes which are con-
stantly passing here. One s almost asonshed 70 wake
up every morning all right in ones bed The Cossacks
make visations from house TO house daily and these
vistations are always accompanied with piage and
theft, not something Recently search Of this
character made in the house Of N. Terecki, uho
happened to be absent The Cnssacks possession
all his plate and Of 500 roubes In cash. They then smash.
cd all his furniture broke the Windows and carried away
the Kitchen utensils. After leaving the house the
troops met H. Terecki upon his way home him
insurgent and con6ned HIM 10 the prison at Pnsk
Upon learning OF what had taken place. the brother a
NJ Terleck repaired 70 Pnsk to obtain release
de6ancc Of law OF reason and Of JUSTICE he too
rested and put in prison.
The two brothers subsequently escorted Kobyrn
and placed In close confinement where they still remain
No predict what will be the fate OF theee
fortunate mon, and yet both OF them extremely
quiet who had kept entirely aoof from the
ment now going on In Poland ## e5t