, 1863-08-01

The English Dispatch on Poland.
VI print below the concluding portions oi
Earl Russell's dispatch to Lord Napier, con.
tanning the u1ictI action Of England relative
to the Polish iubroguo and the famous six
post!s:
IN present circumstances It appears to her
E.ajett, % Government that nothiug lss, than
he touoWtng outline Of measures should be
adoI tea as tie basl. Of pacidcation:
!. Complete 3lG general amnesty.
*. NatsoLat representation, with powers
fta'i'ar TO tEoee Y hich are fixed hy the CHARTER
of,hs 18th (27th) November, 1915.
Poles to be named to public Offices In
such a maEner as to form distinc. national
administration, hasing the confidence of the
c0uhtIy.
f. 4 Full and entire liberty Of coincidence:
repeal Of the restrictions i'm posed on Catholic
worship.
kingdom IS the Official language. and used as
such IL, tie administration of the 1aW and in
education.
E, The Establishment Of regular and legal
system Of frecru1ting.
These six points might eerve az tue iudica-
tioIE ef measures to be adopted after calm
and full deliberat;on. But It is dlficnlt NAV.
almost impossible, to create the requisite co1-
fidtnce, aud cain, while the passions Of :1en
are Becoming daily more excited, their hatreds
1ntre deadly, their determination to sacceed
Or perish more fixed aud immoyable. Yanr
lorcsblp has cent me an eItract from the ST.
Petersburg Go1etf< Of the 1th (l9ib} Of May. /
could send your lordshfp, in return, extracts
from London newspapers, giving accounts Of
atrocities equally horrible, committed by men
nctit on behalf Of Russian authority. It is
Lot tor her Majesty q Government: to discrimt-
Iatt between the real facts and the exagrer-
ations Of hostile parties. Many OF the aflegA-
1iors Of each are probably 1nCoun1ed, but
sonse must IL Ill probability be true. How,
then, ART ne to hope to conduct to any good
end negotiation carried on between parties
thus exaspcEatcd? In an ordinary war, tho
successes Of fleets and armies who fight with
courage, but without hatred, may be bllauced
in EegctiatIon carried on In the midst Of
hos';lltits:: An Island more or lesa to be
1ended: might express the value Of the latest
victory or conquest. But where the object Ia
to attain civil peace, and to induce men to
Ire Under those against whom tley hsFe
fought with rancor a1id desperation, the case
j. different. The tirst thing to be dune, there
fore, IN the opinion Of her Majesry's Govern
mtnt, is to establish suspension CT hosiilI-
ties- This might be dere in The name Of hu-
nsality by Proclamation Of the Emperor Of
Russia without any derogasion OF his dignity,
! he Polrt, Of course, would not be entitled 10
Tie lene6t Of eucli an act unless they them.
seiFte felsa1hed IRON hoEt1lit1es Ofeyery kind
during the suspension. Tranquility thus fur
consult the Powers wLo signed the trea Of
Ejeuna. PRUSSIA. Spain, Sweden and Portugal
1nutt be asked TO give theie opinion as to the
best mode ofgiving effect to treaty to wlica
they were contracting parties.
What hlr Ma1esty's Government propose,
thcr fore, consist In these three propositions:
!; The adoption Of the six points enumer-
a4cd ae basfs Of negotiation.
2. a provisional suspension ofa5ms to be
proclaimed by the Emperor Of Russia
4 conference Of the eight Powers who
signed The treaty Of Vienna
Y6nr ExcellcEcy will read and give 4 COPY
Of tits dispatch to Prince Gortschakof.
RUSSELL.