New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-08
FROM PARIS.
rtu,sIn aud tho Six Poinis--Austria and
Texico-American News in Paris-A
"Trensv Case in the Nediterrnnenu.

From Car special Correspondent
PARIS, July o. 1869.
Since las, wrote, the Russian replies 10 tbe no e.
OF tie three Powers have been published and the
port ha, levy Of tea nen to every thousand souls was
ordered throughout the Empire, excepting siA more
or less insurgent provinces, is confirmed. This loyy
Ii calculated to yield 800 coo troops o. he strength
OF these iLiugs, the French three Yer cents in the
course Of q few days fell one ant a half Per cert,
and other stocks in proportion Tried by this stand
ard and by expression Of opinion in the public prints
AID Otherwise, the war excitement whether Of fear
or hope and The hostile irritation toward Rnss arr
greater here than in England. Prince Gorschacow
absolutely repes the idea OF an armisuce, without
" hch ~ preliminary base ~ the six points, these
lAst would seem TO he but fantastic preliminary
base to negotiations preliminary 10 the conference.
But he also declines acceptance OF the sA-Poinied
base. Whatever exceptions can DO taken to lis
phrases aud TO some Of lis details is difficult 10
Low the general argument with It's conclusion OF
rejection could have been dsreat, short Of Eussias
admission of Foreign Powers To a couiroI Of Its
domestic affairs short in hIe-,o two long words
- of an abdlcaton Of It's autonomy. Leaving out.
what properly lies quite out of the question, any
comp sou between she Polish and the {. s. A.
Rebellion No 10 the respective right and wrong OF
tho two the relations, In tho case OF husoa W The
estein Powers are like those OF the United States
TO European Governments AatGS!s mEfai.aIs,
Prince G0rtchGkot' s argument 10 Dir. Sowsrd's al
yument. Other likenssses between the Russian aud
American Foreign Ministers essays IN diplomatic
lhtegaturc-their Length Tor exam. le-wil present
themselves to any reader " the three notes Of the
Ruysian prince.
10 ,as. from wha, Is common In oil the replies to
a I'M 81. u INA
Prince, maintaining Sewariesquely In these as IN
hs previoas wrltpgs that the sc-salled POLISH re-
beAion is really DOT Polish but existing IN Poland
only in virtue OF foreign sustehanee, III t"riy poite
pnrsss distinctly enough charges ME to'erumehs oi
the Eml oror Napoleon with permitting. {. en-
eoaruuinguucer his very nose, Ia bis own capilal,
t. rem, authors OF tho instruction TO be aud with
revolutionary activity TO !" do and do anu do' 4" fou
Neuo.ou VINO eaiDi TO have closed the Era OF Rev0-
luton ard throwu away or pocketed she key, exert
thai power, which by laws OF your own making you
legally have, which, without any nice reference TO
Ie1 aliiy You have NOS hosaed to exercise IN your
own interest during the past twelve years; bid
iournaliss tho breath VI whose life Is III
Iris, 20 90 still, arrest the revolutionary stirring
pens OF Patrie and Opinion NationIie and Steele
editors the revolutionary pencils VI deep designing
witty draaghtsmen for Chsriyar; arrest threaten
with bodily arrest, tue members of The Polish Com
mittse oi Paris-in other woras; do you, III your
quality OF sole responsible editor and Chioi OF Police
IN France 20 Tor las what you have never ~ stated
TO do Tor yourself aud the back Of the rebellion Is
broken" Whether the Gorlchakof notion on this
head he sound OF unsound, the Gortchacow arga-
meatum ad hon.inen is apt aud pat, irritalingly
40. Tho current report that Napoleon, on reading
the yarlously spelled Russians note, broke out IN
angnly contemptuons yexed ejaculation, Is probably
| true ain untrue. In thls wise. Untrue as 10 very
words uttered. True Nc to thought and feeling. A
priority true. a posteriorily imaginative.
Very noticeable now v this TACT. Iho Gortsehsk0i