The New York herald., 1863-03-02


great commercial military and naval rival hopelessly
ruined and broken up for half century.
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, Feb. 13, 1868.
Sympathy for Poland-B1citeme of the Students and Go.
ternmsat Arrsas-Russta the Reuoluioaiss-Peeling
Against the Aerican War-Emqland Accused Of Per-
Gdy-Diftress Of the Working Glasses, de-, &c
The insurrection OF Poland s beginning influence the
political mind Of the ardent spirits this metropo-
lis Yesterday continual made by the police
IN consequence OF several hundred young from the
various collegiate institutions having collected
before tho house OF Prince Czartoysk who although the
constant apostle Of patience the Polish refugees in
The instance far departed from his
TO writo letter 10 the various French journals OF tho
capital declaring that surprise ought to be felt at the
nsurrcction of Poland as is but the inevitable
Of the series Of which has been
by the late arbitrary recruitment ordered by Russia The
Prince demands respect for the dignity with which the
Poles how to bear their sucrngs being convinced
that some day or other the Powers Of Europe will,
In their own interest," do something In favor Of tho Poles
Above all the Prince protests against the
which persons disposed to invest the parts
which Poland and Russia enacting, Poland being
represented criminal, while Russia made TO stand
forth generous, indulgent and magnanimous.
The words by NJ Baroche in the debate the
throw wet blanket Polish well wishsrs, have had
contrary esct-the especially after letters
have been received showing that the existing revolt ID
ono Of the most general Of any Of the in.
surrections that have occurred. In Galica 1t has
already assumed very formidable character though
The Russians really occupy the important and
ortresses from other they do appear
follow the rebels nso the open country Tho roads
certainly in awful state-perhaps scarcely passable-
Fo.x xI~l-.
but s said that the whole country invested with
bands Of insurgents who. in guerilla fashion, operate
20 eectualy the regular forces sent against them,
that the Russian commanders absolutely afraid let
alp their lsgions.
The Russian force throughout the whole kingdom
amounts TO about 100 900 men, and large garrsons
necessarily be LEFT the towns this force mani
festly insufficient. Whenever attempt has been made
70 the country bands Of fugitive conscrpts and
insurgents have necessarily harassed the Russians and
though dispersed for the moment Is only TO appear
again another point. The orignators OF the
mont a. rst only aimed at taking possession Of the woods
In the hcpe Of escaping the conscripon, aud with
out arms. auuniten leaders but being pursued and
attacked, and defending themselves well the cir
sumsaDcss would permit, others hearing Of collision
between their oountrymen and the hated Russians fed TO
their aid, till 1t last the whole nation appears have
moved man 10 the national This is, In fact,
aseaera rising. In Asravia and In the government OF
Kaisch the Russian authority still prevas but the gov
sromsnts of Lnsin, Aagustown and Sardonier for
tAe most part In tho hands OF the nsurrec-
ttonASy forces Warsaw Is almost abandoned by young
gone 70 Join the insurrectionary bands The popu
haton Poland comprises about four millions oil OF whom
except . most Insignificant minority, Roman
Creek Catholics and this for the fact that the
Roman Catholic clergy 81 the head o the movement.
The Central Revolutionary Committee has put forth
the proclamation that "from this moment the land
which the agricultural population possessed condition
Of paying rent s unconditionay the property OF the
peasants That the landhoders shall be indemnined BY
lands from the State" &c.
All this hubbub in country always interesting to
France Poland cannot but have Its effect upon the
tional heart At the time there certainly no dis
position get trouble with Russia for the H.
Ever since the the bonds betwixt
France and Russia have daily been drawing closer and
closer but at the same time the Poles should be
bed any length OF time to hold their there
knowing what turn events might take in France
AT present tho popular mind s a good deal rritated
about the expedition Mexico The ether day reports
everywhere disseminat In conformity with the
despatch New York. dated the 10th, that the Mex
caus at Pueba had put thousand French rout
and killed two thousand OF them but Just as warlike
panic was getting up letter from Vera cruz q supse
taken place st people not al all satisfied about tho
Mexican policy The Emperor, Is sald being unable TO
accomplish any ambitious objects 10 Europe, Is going 70
execute Mr.. Cannngs boast and cal in the aid of the
New World TO redress the balance OF the Old. Mexico s
70 be the Engy cwe Of the imperial dadem OF France
The Prince imperial Ia 10 be king OF Mexico and, seeing
that the troubles OF the United States offer fair OPP
portuny Tor all sorts Of encroachmena France will take
the opportunity OF recovering certain possessions
New world which Of old were appendases French
10 the meantime hears nothing but the jealousy and
mndcdncss OF per1dous Albion In not seconding
VI France 70 Intervene bctwi the North and
the south. England IL IL ead, was ever like this To
world divided that she security tho
whole policy Of her existence; and that she may check
imperial IN every generous aspiration Il her
highest ambition. time must come when an mpatiept
county will longer bear H. France strong enough
now without England, and the old scores are
repeat that this the language cabare,s or the
az old aosspe their dyminoes but auy one
Intimate with rares constantly associated with
tves OF the court will end that such 10 the tone
Of such pcrsuns Now, matter ~ opinion, am my.
self strongly Inclined 10 believe that the French govern
ment Ia lust as convinced u the utter iDutlity
and imuoicy OF interfering with American Affairs
az England ". France would have liked 70 draw her
powerful ally" into such labyrinth no doubt, and
afterwards leave her 10 get out as she could bu az this
be done there s nothing left but 70 abuse her az
fonenter of drcord aud sedition all over the world
hope 1t may not be proved that, with all these hne
phrases France with regard 10 America, has nothing Ia
Wow but her self asgrandzement French ideas"
have a wonderful tendency to hnsh thus, no matter in
corner Of the globe they take root. Reason and
common sense alike point out that the troubles Of
America can only be solved la wsy-by force q
and tina history Of world prOvcp n