The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-12
THE POLISH REVOLUTION.

The Polish question, under the attitude taken by France
In favor Of the Poles and against Prussan Intervention
attracting great attention. The Paris Constitutional
which is supposed speak the sentmepis Of the
Emperor Napoleon, had published strong article sgaius,
We ntsryention Of Prussia The LONDON T,mes abiding to
TINS article says that the Csituoanel really speaks
the sentmepM d the Frepsn Emperor the prospect is
indeed momentous, and !. is impossible to repeI theap-
grea and perhaps fatal opportunity for his powerful
The london Post thinks the King Of Prussas fate lies
In the bands Of the three great Powers and that unless
they combine 70 force him into safer policy than that
which he has followed hitherto, he win fall victim
the aggressive them. The Post concludes by OBJ
scrving--"When tho Emperor Napoleon, Lord Palmer
ston, Count Rechberg and Garbad working for the
be unholy, but would appear TO irresistible"
The other leading journals unite in regarding the qucs
ton as one Of European importance, owing mainly 70 tho
The London Daily Neacs thinks that the failure Of tho
French in Mexico may fortunate for the Poles
Emperor TO put end TO the Mexican and
the country Advice Of that kind could DO followed
without full excuse such active part taken In the
affairs Of Germany and Poland would instantly afford
Such alternative now before the Emperor and
Amongst his political councillors there exists il is under.
stood perfect unanmsy Of opinion on tho policy OF inter-
The Londod 7ns' Paris correspondent says:-"of the
determination Of the French government 10 interfere in
favor OF Poland there Ii no doubt. They naturally
enough hope that this intervention viii not be otherwise
than diplomatic, but ,noes and circumstances OF
avail, and Prussia Is received playing the part OF
auxiliary Russia her inquitous attempt tho
Poles people would not be surprised . French army
70 make It's appearance on the Rhine. The French
note to Prussis was said separate act the part
OF France. The question mootcd whether 10
not well TO wait for the opinion Of tho British
before demonstrating with Prussia but IL was thought
better TO act at once There Is nothing menacng In the
note. II that The Emperor Is unwilling 10 believe
that the Cabinet Of Berlin could be regardedcss Of the
principles OF non.inervention, and he would willingly
receive such explanations would all Of
disauet.
stating that Austria IL disposed 10 Join the Jolcy Of
France and England the Polish question petition in
Poland had been presented TO the French senae
by n. Girardln II bore two thousand signatures. A
committee Of the Senate would report upon It,
The Paris cosutionne Of the Gath February expresses
the hope that Convention between Russia Prussia
will be abandoned and says the voice raised b. Europe
against Prussia Is stil only warning-the PEussian
government win hardly desire that i should become
threat.
The Orinone Rationale gives rumor tina, Prussia had
positively refused to yield 10 the representations which
the French Ambassador had been Instructed to offer.
La Funcs points out TO Russia the expectancy In order
TO avoid general war OF giving liberal Institutions to
Poland
Tho Paris correspondent Of the London Tine says
thing talked Of but triple alliance OF England
France and Austria, with a view 10 solution 81 the
losh question, which was taking precedence Of every
thing else.
PROGRESS OF THE IssuRREcrIos.
Tho adyicos In regard TO the insurrecton meagre
and vagae angiewcz Ia stated TO have cut OF the re
OF the Russians sobnca AMI to be pressing
them towards the Austrian frontier.
OF porbrzn. opposite the Prussian frontier town "
GALLUP had occupied by tho prussan military for
so hours q sssaan. q rqer thai the insurgents
There rumors q engagements having taken place
near fretrik IN and Radonsk.
Kuroski one Of the insurgcnt chiefs had committed
suicide.
warsaw telegram Of the 23d says:-"Tho Russian au
thoritles have rcinsta ed IN Mechow and OIkusz
II "a stated 10 official quarters that heroslawski has
been defeated near Radgeews that he himself Is fug
tive. and that his correspondence has been seizei.
frat lraa "a hnI
advanced as far as Kclce and marching upon Mic
chow One thousand Ave hundred well armed nsur
gents posted Opoezno The insurgents had de
stroyed some bridges on the Warsaw Railway. They
reported TO have beaten the Russians near Du
The police had seized 900 grenades at Berlin ia posses
sion Of Polish inhabitants These persons bad been ar
rested and the public prosecutors received instructions
% commence judicial inquiry.
The French Emperor's Negro Regiment.
In the House o. Commons tho 22d nltimo Nj.
from Egypt by the Emperor ~ the French, which
he characterized most base and ev proceeding and
worse than a revival OF the slave trade
Lord PAsEgToS ead the transaction was not only very
irrego lar and unfortunate but In some OF is details
y se eass we're ,"S h agpsa 20 The
FRENCH q the mortality OF the French troor
in Mexico, had desired 70 enlist force Of Africans
for service there, but the pasha OF Egypt at
once went beyond this request. A regiment ~
Subians was marched down 10 Mcnamara, aud
forthwith shipped on board French frgsc before
they knew Why ~ where they going This was moi,
the ptarton n the French Emperor, who only wished 10
cist Africans voluntarily but The conduct q the Fyp
tim soy ereln was exactly similar violence and cruel
70 tina, which had been committed at Warsaw he how.
ever hoped that the French government which had
pressed ts strouK dislike 10 what bal been done at War
saw would feel that this exactly tho same rather
worse IN cruelty, FOR tho Nubans were carried 70
unhealthy climate and he trusted Inst they would as far
az p,sbe repair the wrong. Her Maestys government
had expressed opinion 70 tbs elect 10 The French go
reFamsni
Tho ,ayy estimates were introduced by Lord g. Paget,
who led account the position u the navy Tho