New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
Russia mud Poland.
DIsrArCH AND 2lEloRASDUM OF PRINCE q

DISPATCH AND 2lE.oRASDUM OF PRINCE GoEcHA
KOTT
The following summary Of the Russian repl,
D. t'e last Noes OF tie three Powers appelrs in Ok
1--WE have rsccivea from orr correspondents at St
PeteTsii. some details respecting Prince GCrchakC
trpGtca sl0 tic memorandum which accOu paDies 10
in The gC.Al rlae. circles ~ ST. Petersburg the
tents OF the memorandum better known than th'
wording O. the dispatch. We NAV add thal ne memo
rsnduIn j. Of considerable length w3le tie dispatch
very brief
THE Eursien memorandum f. n reTly 20 the oocu
ment which accompanied n. Dyouyn de Lhuyss lest
dspatch, D-t 10 Lot an cnHcIe .. The dIgatch; II IA
addressed separately
This document iress the question exclusively in an
international point OF view. 1t gives an historical
sketch from the Congress Vienna II Thoroughly es
eriIcs IN how much Russia is bound by, those treaties
and dwells a. consideFa Ergth upon the Congress H.
SELF IL eueclVOrs prove that the fCparate Govern.
nent already deceed lor the Kingdom Of Poland end
the application Of which has not been suspended but
DISTRACTED by the revolution. satisfies the oDg 4ou
contracted by Russia toward Europe.
However (and particularly point on this decier1-
ZION, repeatedly nnde By the ~. Petersburg teblnc
sWoVnciel eceye repreaentaiion docs not constitute
The limi. Of the Russian programme.
As regards tho dispatch, we repeat H. our niorma.
ton is not 50 full but Know enough to indicate lis
character.
lit maintains The point Of view which Rrssia has ~
ways adyancedthat of TIE Iecess.tJ Of lasting pacf
cation the condition Of extensive REFORMS II
the Russian Coz eFnnort docs not sGaD enter into q
long discussion Il Is simply nom desire not 10
venom the debate.
As reg Ids the basis Qhc six points, the Russian
Government declares that il Is agreed upon and Russia
will do ever, thing that IS within her power 20 resolve
question which u source 81 Misunderstanding between
The Cabinets.
Sgch are the principal declarations contained in the
Last d.spatcl Of Prince GCrclakOl."
THE ETPLY or PIECE coRcHAKopB TO ENGLAND
From Tie London Gaze'te
HORIZON OFFICE. Sept %. 1863.
The following dispaJcn has been commune
caied Eai Russell by the Russian EmDasso4 at this
Court:
"PLgcR cORcNAKOrP 10 BARON BRUsgOw.
Iransleton.j
"TsAEI.OE.SEL aug 26-Seut z. 1903
Lord Napier sas By order Of his Government com
nrnicatcd 70 dispatch from LORD Russell, OF which
5oeI Lzceilency viii End cops hoIcuntO Gnnc1ed
AZ % an answer TO my duplich Of tie Ist--Ljth OF
guy isst whhh you ycrc invited 20 communicate 10
issty: ''''
The oveztures y nicn we naa set forth
gent were dictated to Us by the desire 10 arrive at an
understanding
In receiving the observations which they have srg.
ges'ed TO Lord Russ u with the attention which We
Always pay TO the opinions Of Her Britannia hajestys
GOyerhnent, we cannot but regret that we must
10 the cObslusi0n that we have not attained the end
which we had proposed 70 ourselves
From the moment that this discussion could only
end In estaDshns ana In confirming the divergence Of
our views would be too CONTRARY 10 our conciiatory
disposition for to seek =. prooDg Il, and we believe
that ia this are not octDg nj variance with the sen
Dens OF tho Principal Secretary u state Of Her Britain
mic Majesty .
uopts ~ his dispatches. upon which find ourselves
agreed Of lcast In intention.
Promptly relstsl lshed In the Kingdom Of Poland o