The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-25
THE POLISH INsURRECTION.

the mules appears that not less than 900
Of these useful animals are required.
THE POLISH INSURRECTION.
....- WARSAW, Feb. s, 1868.
General Ramsay has been relieved Of the command in
chief the Russian troops in the Kingdom stated
the Decree In consequence Of attack Of apopexy His
successor General Samakn is already upon his way TO
Warsaw from St. Petersburg
The Council Of the Empire received orders from
Emperor prepare several bills for the purpose
duciDg reforms into the administration Of the kingdom
of Poland.
Eighteen insurgents have been tried at Plock by court
PosrN. Feb 5, 1863
The Dzernik Pognsnshi of to-day announces that the
government of Warsaw has begun TO stop the conscrp
ton.
An order issued by General Ramsay declares that all
persons taken for the CONSUMPTION the nights OF the
Goth and 9th of January shall DO released.
1t not known to what extent tins order has been
executed but the arrangements for the conscrption in
smonlke and petrkan remain in force.
CRACow, Feb. 7, 1858.
Yesterday evening the insurgents attacked Granca
sosnonrce and Modizeiow, upon the frontier between
Poland and Prussia The Russians defeated, losing
forty nine killed and wounded.
BRnsIAu, Feb, I, 1868
sosnource town upon the Prussian frontier. opposite
Kaltowitz the seat of custom house, and only feeby
garrisoned has been taken by the insurgents after
culinary conflict.
BUCHAREST, Feb. 8, 1893
The National Assembly has determined that the draft
Of the address drawn up by the commission should be
discussed first and the amendment to the address
sidered only If the draft should be rejected
BERLIN, Feb. -, 1863
The Breslaue Zeitung OF to-day publishes news from
Benthen dated yesterday according to which Prussan
troops had been despatched from that place to Semano
vz because the number Of insurgents had greatly in
creased at the Polish frontier town or Czelacy.
II rumored that the insurgents have invaded Prussian
territory near Subnitz
In to.day's sitting of the Chamber Of Deputies Signor
gave notice Of his intention to ask question Of
the Ministry about the state OF affairs in Poland None of
the Ministry being present. the question postponed
The Polish Question i'm France.
ruary tho amendment proposed BY NJ JULES Favre 70 pa
ragraph two OF the address was rejected
brought oswara By Suyad Ds.n wSs then ds
cussed.
NJ Guyard Delaaiu asked Il were intended to restore
to sod pelsna ne sSssssSn g,snsse y "a Rs. Alex
Y. Jules favfc also spoke in favor Of Poland 49,.
NJ Biaut In his reply said the present moment not
opportune for entering into discussion on the Polish
question France has not lost her ancient sympahes
Poland but thinksand the government is Of the
opinsn-thm the autonomy Of Poland has 10 eSpect
from the generous and liberal sentiments of the Emperor Of
Russia than from attempts at insurTecon efforts towards
which will call down now disasters upon that unhappy
NJ Jules ravre then sad,-This speech Of the Minister
Is tho counterpart of the celebrated words Of Marshal
Sebastian. "Order reigns al Warsaw
N. Bault replied that no regretted speeches should
be made tending to excite vain hopes.
Mr. Jules Favre then asked II France was always TO be
on the side Of the strongest
~ BiIaut rcplied:-fhe Emperors government has TOO
much to add by vain words fresh fuel usurrec
rectiona passions and Is jealous OF the dignity of
France allow the repetition in the addresses Tor
other fifteen years of futile protests against the existing
order Of things.
Paragraph two was then adopted.
Confederate Financial Plans. by Mr.. j.
spence, OF Liverpool.
THE "s' OF THE TINES
From tho Liverpool Journal OF Commerce, Feb. A.
attnph y foAc spl
intercepted dispatches from the South renders the fol-
lowing correspondence peculiarly interesting at the pre-
CoKS EXCHANGE BUILDINGS LIVERPOOL, |
Feb. Q, 1868. !
JAMES SPENCE Eso.-Sr-On recent OCCASION at the
Clarendon Rooms Indignantly repudiated the Of
tho terms advocate and clent descriptive OF the
relation in which you stood to the southern States Ny
purportng 10 be those Of the Secretary OF the Treasury
OF the Southern confedoracy In which held forth
As the financial agent OF that government-so called
These dispatches have appeared In the columns OF the
NEW York HERALD Of the 18th and 10th January, and
puport TO be dated the 2lst and oath October 1852
lost you might able readily refer to the papers
named enclose extracts aud beg 20 ask " the dispatches
TO arc genuine and So 40 you sun adhere TO
tor should DO obliged by your addressing any reply
you may be disposed to make TO my Office before five
O'Clock at later hour 10 private residence 1876
Upper Parliament street, rs purpose TO hand IT, with
copies Of this letter aud It's enclosures the
| am. sir, your obedicnt servant,
| TnMuRr DEPARTMENT, G.. 6 Al
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| Mcssrs. FRASER, TRENHOLM TO-, Liverpool, g. b.
GKSrLkxES-Tbe enclosed citcr to Mr. James spence 4.
sen, 20 you for your guidance and consideration Re
G. @. MEMMINGFR. Secretary OF the Treasury.
Mr.. MgMMISuER TO Mr.. SYRINGE
CONFEDERATE SANS AMERICA !
TREASURY nErARrsENr RICHMOND, Oct II, 1852 (
jams SPENCE, ESQ Liverpool, Great Britain
sn-As you have been appointed financial agent for the
Co are its deposarcs under our law desire that You
would confer together on the matter submitted by this
letter.
Ihaye on hand gold and silver coin (ccy the rorrner)
two half millions which desire to apply 10 pay.
mont of articles purchased In England by agent for
the OF the Confederate government. We nnd inn
possible to purchase sufficient amount Of exchange for
these purposes and the small amount be had such
high that would be desirable furnish
propose therefore, to make payment for purchase by
the creditor OF much this may
requisite Iprcsume tina, when the coin thus beconss
bona 6ds the property VI BRUSH subject that the British
government would, al his instance permit any s
sells TO bring over the same for him II this expectation
change, aud IN England would probably realize It's mint
4 value, less frclgh, and Insurance.
To enable you 20 carry out any arrangement you may
deem advisable Mcssrs Fraser Trenholm Co. are au.
thorzed make ahsoln;c transfer OF the COIN or 10
draw bills Tor the G. Gilmore, Esq, Treasury
payable here copy this letter sent to each .,
that You act 10 concert and give vs. the benefit
( lam RENTING, by opportunities as they occur, the
bonds Of the Confederate States the proceeds Of which
when sold are intended 70 be applied to tho contracts Of
which you have b~en sdviscd.
Respectfully, your obcdlent servant,
q. @. MEhNiNGER, Secretary Of tho Treasury.
up. NRxxrNeKR TO Mr.. MASON.
duplicate.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT c. 8. AL
| RIcHnoSp. Dec. "a, 1893. I
Az your suggestion have appointed ~. James Spence
Of Liverpool financial agent and have requested him 70
negotiate or the sale OF i've millions Of dollars Of our
cgbt per cent bonds " he realize nfty per cont on
them. have already sent over two millions Of the
bonds, and viii send another million In week or ten
days Mr. Spence Is directed confer with Nessrp Fra
ser, Trenholm Co., who have previously been made our
deposiiaries IN Liverpool Had known with certainty
whero ZOO were would also have referred him 10 YOU
| pondcncs with him. -
have sso directed Mr Spence 70 cndeavor TO negotiate
LOT ms applcasion OF Two and half millions q coin
(Which have bere) for the purchasc OF supplies ana
munitions Tor tho army. hope that this coin VIII be ac
copied ~ Hs houses IN payment nj the rate Of stcr
ling In England loss the freight and Insurance. IA secr,s
20 mo that, upon It's transfer TO British owners thew
could obtain transportation Tor In their vessels az war