The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-02


King, seems to be OF the thousand myths TO which
the Polish insurrection has given rse for Boneza has
since been Killed. and We 90 not hear Of the Redziwls
| going into mourning.
The failure Of Messrs Behrend Co., Of Dantzc one Of
the largest commercial houses in Prussia has created un
usual excitement In the mercantile community Their liza
btles are estimated at from to three million thaers
OF which half million owing in Warsaw and about az
partners OF tho Prussa Chamber Of
Deputies for his native place. and chosen Vice Pes
successive sessions the second Is married
70 Miss Balf daughter OF tho celebrated musical com
poser and sister Of the fair Lady Champion whose appear
ance as sutton in the English Divorce has bsan
tended with such curious disclosures II believed that
great exetions will be made by the friends Messrs Beh
rend to obvate declaration Of Bankruptcy and as the
suspension Of payments Ia caused chiefly BY the disturb
ancee In Poland and by the low state a the rivers,
which prevents the grain purchased Of tho Polish and
not improbable that by allowing them little time they
maHn the end be enabled to all their engagements
have involved BY any Of their own but BY
natural and political causes which they could neither
loresee nor provide against.
Our st. Petersburg Correspondence.
Hm ST. PsrKRssURG, July Q, 1888
Deliberations Of the Russian Cabina COsnci-A Confer.
ence" Ad Hoe" Rejeaed-Reasons fof IAnmediax Var
Vacitasion of the Emperor-7he Neo Fork Herad in st.
PetersIurg-A Lous Match in TIE Imperial Fumiy dc.
In reference to the great question Of the dayviz the
acceptance Of the propositions OF England France and
Austria to our governmental have received intelligence
COMMUNICATE reserve,
rived from quarter usually in possession OF the latest
and most authentic Information. Cabinet council was
held day before yesterday in Of the Emperor
In which the said propositions discussed, and
It was agreed that they might be accepted principe
as Offering q basis for further negotiation. seeing
that they conceded in great with the views
entertained and partly acted upon BY Russia previous 20
the outbreak OF the Polish rebellion Respecting the
cessation Of hostities, there would be difficulty In
that the irruptions from Gaca and Prussia wore put
end to, by which tho disturbances now almost
exclusively kept up the bands of insurgents In the
Kingdom Of Poland and the Ukrome have, with OK
captions, been completely destroyed. reduced 70
isolated xAngs who prowl about the forests and
will melt away OF themselves with tho frst snow Az
TO tho conferences however, which to meet at rus
sells Or some other European city, and In which tho
Polish quostsu 10 10 be definitely settled proposal
has been declared by the majority or the council DO
irreconcabs both with tho dignity interests
Of Russia II congress should be held for celebrating
all the questions which agitate Europe and those
Poland among the rest. Russia, one Of the great
Powcrs could Of have objection participate
in IT. but she cannot possibly submit have
tena affairs subjected the decision Of Areopagus or
foreign diplomats convoked expressly for that purpose
and at which she would appear like prisoner the bar
before hostile tribunal She is quite willing carry
the negotiations heretofore by interchange OF notes
with tho mediang Powers by conferences with their
delegates at St. Petersburg but any further concessions
| will DO decidedly rejected.
This resolution brings matters TO a crisis The West
Powers, at least France and England either
back Of tho position they lately occupied
answer tho refusal or Russia with declaration Of
believe government Is under illusions this
sub ect tho consequences Of declining TO accept
tho programme Of tho three Cabinets Ia it's entirety
fully discussed at the council just referred to- II
| allowed all hands that later war was
inevitable, and opinions only differed In far 70
whether advisable to stave OH the evil day long
possible, or TO grappie boldly with danger from
which there no escape. On side 1t argued
that great object at present must BIO TO gain time
that in few weeks the would be far advanced
| for the allied fleets to commence operations in the
Baltic, and that should therefore have leisure
| TIL the spring to complete our armameuts and to
tread out the embers OF revolution still Wondering
In the Polish provinces. Besides this. should
the chapter OF accidents to rely Napoleon ILL., nigh.
die. there might be change OF ministry England or
difficulty might arise between the disintercsted and
masnanmous allies in the West 70 distract their
from the East. On the other side il urged the
season. being already far advanced, circumstance
that should be ken advantage OF precpsae host.ies
that tho Western Powers would have begin their
pagn under the most unavorabe auspices else make
themselves the laughing stock OF world By remaining
Inactive for the next eight months during which wa
armament IL war had been declared and might
seize the opportunity Of the Gulf OF Dothnia benc frozen
march across. Barclay and Toly did In 1902
detach Sweden, "a arms from the Western ALI
anco, which she would be sure TO join hosttes were
deferred Till the spring Al the the spirit
OF tho nation aroused and the greatest sacrifices
would be cheerfuly submitted but long period Of
suspense and inacoa might col down this patriotic ar
dor, aud when once extinct y would BIO difficult not
impossible 70 revive IL. And, finally. Prince Gortoha
koT remarked, and was admitted by NJ Reutern, our
finances would suffer less from itself than from the
constant prospect n during which the resources or
trade and industry parayz ed by fears Of the future To
these considerations may DO added that . rupture en-
sues between the Western Powers and Russia tho pro
ground at The South, deprived all hope OF Euro
pean assistance would IN ell probability some
understanding with the North, which might easlv be ar
ranged terms advantageous and honorable to both par
leaving each independent in It's domestic concerns
and united against foreign enemies In that event the
reconstructed Union with . veteran army OF million
warriors, would be tins greatest military Power in the
world and might, perhaps, think NJ TO return the comp
mcnt which Europe has recently paid her Of interior
Ing in her Affairs.
AZ stated above, tho majority Of tho council AZ.
cared OF the latter opinion II IL said that
the Emperor his adhesion 10 their decision un-
doris at Paris London Vienna with the renv Of
orchakoH n the notes or the three courts will NOT be
sent on tl soaday the lah and will guarantee that
the question may have taken another turn bv thst
time. The Emperors only ambition Is - devote his
to peaceful reforms end the development, Of cvira
ton IN his vast domin6ns; and with such feelings VIC
may imagine his reluctance to engage 10 war
war IN which the utmos. Russia can hope
| fT " 10 rcpei Tue aWack OF her powerful
antagonists at immense sacrifice Of blood and
and which will reopen the wounds yet hardly cica.
tried from which the country bleeding on hi acces
SION throne. The Empress, who Il m I'M bealtb
and extremely nervous, IL allied with alarm At the pers
that threaten her husband bis empire and s dynasty
and she has great inauence him. she will nm
doubtsdly do everything ~ her power ndce him a.
pacific counscls The Cabiaet OF Perrin ia also verv
anxious for our government TO return concillaory an
swer the allies, as 10 defer hostles TN thc nav
organization Of tho Prussian army complete aud they
will be able to make diversion favor which
think may he calculated upon restoration of
popnd would be q death blow 10 tho ,r,sst,r ,rnn.r
! chy and will BIO reskted py them 10 the last
extremity few days must show whether tbe drfcrept
Influences have suced b. hasten dec son arrsvaa a,
by the Council OF Ministers. II they dbl II would msre
painful impression on public opinion Tor here and st,
IN Moscow, the war party n decidedly In tho ns
ccpdant. aud the proposals OF the Western Powers are
considered so derogatory TO the honor the Rnpro that
the government ought ~ rcDect them aitove,b her
The Vtadsmoai % this city contain. a tra,slation
Of an article from tho Nsw YoKg IixR.Lp on the
| Polish question, which q Quito rnfernahinu afinr