The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-01

been charged 10 address the following communcateo V
fhs measures adopted bv the Russian sovsrnnentfto
carry out the recruiting Ia Poland having led 70 re-
sistanco which has given rise 70 conflicts on vIious
points, the Conrt Of france has watched events
with ssd intercst u was the desirable that
should add TO those troubles a. the country was
and disorder. II was important 70 avoid every manfes
,aton Of nature 10 excite the popular nd in the other
purely local, Of the insurrection.
Tue government or his Majesty the Emperor Of tho
CaSpe, o. Rrc Sss sssns Vim hsa o s
Pete sburg. by which tho Court or Prussia consents
TO allow Russian troops 10 enter It's territory In pursuit
OF armed bands seeking refuge there and engages 10
drive back 10 Russian territory, until sufficient
tona force presents ITSELF the insurgents In presence OF
fact the struggle as yet confined 10 the kingdom Of
Poland may thus at any glven moment, spread to the
Polish provncesof Prussia thrown to Russian troops
and Prussia her part, find herself compelled to
tke part tho military operations In course Of exeou
Sion on the Other eide u her frontier
only tend 70 increase the sphere OF hoste, but would
create situation and transform incident In tho
affsirs Of Poland into European question.
The Imperial government by no mems wishes 70 deny
that the Court OF Prussia from neghbory causes has not
International dis fam under erag circssnstances
u would not have had right to be astonshed at mea
OF precation taken to prevent violation OF the
frontier and to prevent cOntraband or But
a operation, even limited, justified moreover by
any symptoms in the Polish PROVINCES Of the Prussan
monarchy enceed the rights Of TIE Berlin CGttnG os laid
Wa by Ia ,ao Of ions It appears TO emanate from
shed " European featies In settling the fate OF Poland,
and which might be detrimental to e general interests
Thus, tc opinion hos been aroused, and the anxiety
to which IL has given rise have escaped the Oh
servaton of the government OF his Majesty the King OF
Prussia
The government OF his Majesty the Emperor considers
on it's at that s its duty itself well as to Europe
70 point out TO the court erin the anxiety caused by
the arrangements which IL has concluded with the Cabi
net OF 81. Petersburg ana IL daters itself that these OBJ
servatons inspired by the sincere desire OF obva,ng
any misunderstanding, will be received in tho Same
friendly spirit which dictated them.
DESPATCH TO THE FRENCH AGENTS ABROAD.
PARIS, March I, 1868
When the present troubles broke out In Poland they
had merely tho character OF an act Of resistance to
Of internal administration adopted under abnor
NAL conditions The uneasy state in which the country
had long been no doubt augmented the gravity OF the
crisis nevertheless purely local before the sigma
tuys Of the CoHrestion between Prssia and Rssia But
when 1t became the object OF International the
question chonged It's nature and the Cabinets called
upon appreciate these arrangements. We speedily
made aware OF the views of the British Cabinet by the
speeches Of the Queens Ministers in Parliament and
communication from the Court Of AUSTRIA regarding her
attitude in Galica, led 70 think that the sentiments Of
peared to us, that understanding desr
able before taking any official step in regard the rus
which the Cabinets mie agree thinking right
and useful TO make separately at Berlin would be
right and useful still made simultaneously 10 sim
lar terms that an opinion presented In that form would
be OF moro authority and that, moreover tho very
cessity oil giving common to the IDEAS OF the
three ariies would be guarantee Tor moderation and
imparthty The government n her 8rf ammo Maj ty has
not adhered 10 Ssep ohica dfoed TO take Aus
tra on her tay ,ohk ioptiq our ceo has not thought
herself justified in officially blaming Convention with
which she had from the FIRST dccrcd solidarity. In this
state IL things the government Of the Emperor has no
FUR ther result to give 10 the proposition which supposes
agreement However, we have reasons TO hope that
the eect produced by tho signing Of the convention Of
ractng Courts viii duly appreciate the unanimy Of
tho observations which these arrangements have occa
with shS OF ~S they arc
lated to inspire Our duties In this respect concur with
those Of the other great Powers placed In the same
sition ourselves The efforts which have made 70
subordinate proceedings OF the Cabinets 70 previous
concert testaes moreover 70 the sentiments which we
~ '''''' - ~ DRoUYN DE LHUYs
THE PROCLAMATION or TIE DICTATOR COMPLETE.
Tho following the fun text OF the manifesto Of General
Langcwicz ON assuming the Die storahip:-
Fs,Iow Crnz;vs-The most devoted children OF Poland
have commenced In the name OF God, the combat pro
voked by tho violence and oppression exercised by the
Nuscovite dominion: they have commenced against tho
enemy o. hpSr h ana ~ nn sne
have commenced Il for tho liberty and Independence OF
our country In the unfayorable circumstances In the
midst OF which enemy has provoked the explosion OF
tho nsurrecton the Of oppression the contest
begun with empty hands against tho armed multitudes Of
Russia has continued not only tor nearly Two months In
great portion of country but and spreads
further and further thanks TO the activity and devotion
OF the whole people who resolved become free
70 perish Polish blood flows in torrents upon many neds
OF battle 1t flows In the streets OF our towns and villages
which the Asia.c enemy u utterly destroying, mas
tho remains Of their In view Of this life and
death struggle, in view of the murders, pllage and
grief by the side Of the grandest devotion
enthusiasm OF her children the OF military and
avon Cd leadership capseo OF preventing the scattering
ing those who still slumbcr. IL follows, from the
general situation OF AFFAIRS as well Al from the nature OF
camp Of the insurgents there not TO be
found throughout the whole territory Of the coun-
eosd sssh se and this sSe Tssson
Why the secret provisional government which smanated
from tho former secret Central Committee has not been
able 70 present Itself In open day before the nation and
the whole world Although there In the country
who are far above myself In capacity and mcralshough
which In position difncut weigh the supreme
tonai power-i assume, ncverthcs with the consent Of
tor.ho. preusred 70 dspcsit n. wnsn We shalI have
shaken on the Muscovte yoke in tho hands Of the repre-
seniayes Of the people assume In consideration Of
the urgency Of tbs circumstances which mperatvely
mAnda prompt remedy In consideration Of the necessity
Of increasing the forces OF the nation BY hs concentration
Of the civil and military powers in one hand In this mur.
dcrous contest against hostile troops directed BY sse
will.
In ressrving 70 myself the immediate drec
the power Of TRANSFERRING necessary, the military
In chief other chiefs in provinces which vii
be named, deem useful at present 70 oonhde all the
civil administration Of tho nsurrection, we'll that of
the freed territory TO private civil governmeni which
VIII act my inspiration and control The powers
and the organization Of this government win be Indicated
In special publication In taking the Dictatorship
commences nothing new, but simply hnish the work com
menced by the National Provisional government. con-
nrm them and proclaim again, In all their entirety the
fundamental principles expressed In the manifesto OF the
provisional government dated January 22 IN the OF
which the flag OF the national contest for liberty
pendence raised especially the ebcrty and political
equality d all the Of Poland, without distinction Of
belief, Of condition of BIRTH also the irving under
conditions Of the landed property, subjected until
reuis charges 70 the rural population, with indemnify
the proprietors who will be saved from harm out 0f
tho funds 0. the state.
And people OF royal Poland, Of Lthuana, and ',
Ruhena, you who form one nation p the name Of God
call you 70 universal and Immediate insurtec
tIon against hwccvfte oppression and barbarty. The
concord OF ell the children of Poland without ncop
of cass belief the community ami universally OF cf
forts and sacriaces and the unity Of the object will rase
the scattered forces 10 power which viii be fatal 30 The
enemy they will procure Independence for country
liberty and happiness for descendants md will as
sure immortal gry th1se ho may the death of
heroes In this "a struggle To arms brothers 10
arms for the independcDce OF the county.
General MARYAN IANGiEwiCz. Dictator.
Iieadqulryors, Goszcza, March 10.