New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05

state Of THINGS which shall restore tranquility to that
country rcpose to Europe and security TO the reaons
Of the Cabinets " ,,,.
deperd upon us shall be done 90 realize 1t.
Orr august master continues 70 be animated by the
most benevolent intentions toward Poland and BY the
post conciiatory toward all foreign powers. To pro
vide for ;he welfare of his subjects Of all and Of
every religious conviction is an obligation which his
Imperial Majesty has accepted before God bis con.
science and his people The Emperor deyotes all his
solici;ude to the fulhlment Of that obligation.
As regards the responsibility which may be assumed
by HE Majesty in his international relations those re-
lations regulated by public right The violation OF
those fundamental principles can alone invoNc ieslh,
siblhy Our august master has constantly Respected
and observed those principles with regard 10 o,ntr
claim the same respect on the pa7 the ohcr fowers
lyon will be pleased to read and give copy OF this
dispatch to the Principal Secretary oil stale OF ae'
Britannia Majesty
THE DISPATCHES OF M. DROUYh DE LHUYs AND
COUNT EECHBEEG.
| The official papers Of France and Austria pub
lsb the text of the dispatches which in August were
addressed by NJ Drouyn dc Lhuys and Count Rechbcrg
to Russia. The following is summary o' 'ne fi'n'"
| note: 80, A., ,,,.,,.
tion of inadmssjble propositions BY Prince Gorchakon
| in place Of the demands Of the POWERS. ne mlntas
that the agitation in Poland is not revolutionary put Is
inc result of a condition Of affairs which has lasted
no arly century and has contributed more than any
other conunciure TO maintain revolution IN Europe
1t is OF ncontestabe no'oricty continues NJ DROWN
with the nsnrrection Throughout Europe public opin
ion has encouraged the three Powers to perseyere IN
the path upon which they have entered. II would be
obs tnatcy clinCine to fatal Illusion to continue
TO explain the redoubtabe commissions which
relden Poland by reasons so little In harmony
with the testimony of history NJ. Drouyn de
Ihuys persists in believing that the immediate
development of wide system OF concessions
would satisfy the sentiments Of the nation he denies
that the dignity Of great empire is interested IN the
| ,tynat Of
night Of the Powers TO intervene for the settlement OF
the Polish question. NJ. Drouyn de Lhuys further r..
grcts to be Obliged to state the ntty OF the Efforts OF
TIE Powers induce Russia TO bring abon favorable
solution of the Polish question which continually gives
rise to fresh complications. and says: The Cabinet
of St Petersburg in claiming absolute independence for
it, resolutions leaves us entire liberty in judg
ment and conduct We will avail ourselves OF this lb'
erty O. action NJ Drouyn de Lhuys concludes by
Russia responsible for the serious consequences
which NAV result from the proongaton OF troubles In
Poland.
"a memorandum accompanied the note demonstrating
the right of tie Powers to intervene in the settlement
Of rho Polish question md 10 endeavor TO place Polish
rights upon more Independent basis as detailed by
the treaties OF 1919
| oPIsIoys OF TIE FRENCH AND AUSTRIAN PRESS
The Vienna Prose- dwells upon the arrogance
Of Russia ard declares that the only enfed and eca
cous Of arriving at solution would he 20 occupy
| Poland in the name OF Europe The responsibility VI
the Powers WI Otherwise be greet. -, O.. -,
The Pays u Sept H. IN an article signed py us col
torial secretary. says:
Russia has now rejected that which she put forward
in preceding dispatches.
The three Pow ere will examine in common the pres
cot reply for the good understanding between them IL
fully nlain aimed in view Of Russas refusal The Polish
question remains European one. and exclusively
preserves that ohyacier Entire confidence must be
placed in the wisdom Of tho three Powers"
The Ftonoe, replying 10 those whom i terms war
fanatics Eantsns that 1t is impossible for France 70
make alone and ssys that England and Austria do
not wish TO 80 beyond diplomatic action IL does not
reject more energetic action bu, .uSh mus, Only take
place ON condition tina. the gags Of England Austria
and other sympathetic Powers foat beside those Of
France thus preserving 10 the Polish question s Eu
ropean character.