The New York herald., 1863-03-15
Our Paris Corrcsponden ence.


Our Paris Correspondence.
PANS, Feb. "a. 1863
ne Aon'tsar On Mr. Ssnard1 RefSsal-In ETc7-No
Interference al Pyssent- Poland What Sseess,os,ists ia
Europe Say About "Sa,s RisAn' and Uaiuersa SUI
frag, Gc.
The Mon,>1 or this morning contains tho following
article
The government of the Emperor has received the Official
reply the Cabinet at Washington 70 its Inst ovcrtnres
for shc re.csabishme0t of peace Hee tho re ums VI
this cament:-ihe Minister Of Foreign Affairs Of tho
United States clmmences by declaring that the President
has examined the proposition Of France with x tho
scerton due TO the nmerited sufcrin2s which tho civil
has brought upon This country well upon Amc-
herself and with duo regard 10 the ancient and
sncsrc friendship which inspires Its c0unsels But he
acs not partake Of the Impressions upon which arc
founded doubt 20 the OF the struggle Invited
BY friendly Power 70 pass In review the events OF tho
As; twenty months he only in this succession OF
victories and reverpes the nseparabc vicsudes OF all
military enterprises The federal foces have ceased
20 advance toward their end and maintain strictly block
,he differences of opinion regarding persons upon the
PRINCIPLES 10 follow and the means Of their
ssee"isn; the measures adopted BY the ,esisla-
non has exhibited much activity any other State
could have done in the same circumstances ireeoutces
were still abundant, and its credit sufficient for all the
nscds OF the monenl ~ 70 the idea OF appointing Iede
~ comm ssonefA 10 moet up6n h66fM t6frit0ry with
those tho Insurgents, discuss tho Of concia
ling the opposing interests and understand
ing relative 70 the maintenance or rupture Of the Onion,
Mr. Seward coDceves that IL his benevolent desire 70
considered hi. as practicable ;nng But even though
were possible tx sue m65Gt, following up the sup
-rfsssE6 oi an Mined revolt, % commsnie suee g es
the bas.s " the reconstruction Of the Union would
es nisby rejected by the adverse party On the other
hand II enter :he idea Of consenting 70 separA
s0u certainly would bs In tho eyes u the nation the
object OF ersal reprobaton. In place Of negotiation
thc form Indicated Congress-, completed by the sena-
sors and Of tho dscontented portion Of tho
pOpua,ion TO be better means Of discussing the
susstions IN gaon It's DECISIONS 70 be sanctioned by
maftOu nal gtv If an
esginic law
word OF comment upon this refusal 70 accept the
attempt Al the Empsrors dictaton appears the
sc,a journal has yet been published in any the
Stner papers. These latter have been waiting for their
Il may be very different from what II might
have been days since, when II openly stated in
Agh political circles that case negative reply 70
This last oner the recognition Of the Southern confedera-
would Immediately follow and the blockade bc broken
ahsn there not much prospect there seems
70 be Of Ecrcpe being involved general upon the
Pssb question: the Emperor endeavoring make up for
Me damage done to his popularity by the Inflated expcd
son by aiding the Poles the conquest OF thcr
independence and at the time cndesvoring ado
"a French territory by the acquisition OF the Prussiar
Rbenlsh provinces. All this seems by means upikel,
aud, With this contingency in view, his Majesty
ascson to wha, he win take in American AZ
ia'rs win doubtless be considerably modified by it, W.
shall N a day two by tho Of tho semi ofca
press
Cu; the Polish question Ia settled II u now pretty Ger
sai that we need apprehend difficulty from foreign in
scrscntion, and this bids fair promise as severa
lc1tIs timo in which 10 settle our question
Tor ourselves Had 1t been for the threaten
ing European compcaticnsin which France Austri
(with that "mora support' OF England, which, costn
ao,hius shc ready give when nything is 20
sAiaei by ~ tho side, and Russia and Prussia
ths ct.cr, may, ere The beginning Of summer, max
Eave ono grand battle field have good reason 10 b,
nevc that reply has just been received from
Seward would have lcd TO the recognition Of the souther
sonfcserary.
7bcrc great deal Of sympathy felt here FOR Polan
and petition sent TO the Senate by NJ 50. Marc 0rard
and several thousand others win doubtless bring
IN few days the discussion Of the whole question
the duty Of Fraroe the present crisis The Pdrie Il
Drsnion Nati0nole, the Ssec,e and the Temps have
opened subscriptions in their columns for the wounds
And suffering Poles. Among tho stories which have
cony been started IL 10 the effect that H. through
Intervention u the Emperor Poland anccceds IN acquirir
her Independence the Poles will upr their reconsiituts
throne " the Emperor cousin, the Count walewek n
rsinra son Of the First Napoleon by Polish countess
have been struck In my conversations with sece
s,o..sts In psris BY the upsnnity with which the
that the opinions which they express uuou the
are .hicd home, and are entertained by the lsade
and prominent men in the rebellion I baye nov,
convcrscd upon the SUB ect who does not go,
,he idea OF State sovereignty az abstract thenr
ssd WHO does say that in few years after tsc ado
tioa e the constitution of tho Southern consedsras
g. sri.a7cc that sstc res vii he obcrsted and ,tr.s