New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01
France.

an energy for which the world, end eepecihiJ ~"
gland, was very little prepared.
In the sitting of the Senate on the IAN p'aI0u
the report OF the Committee upon .ne peHhu a. az
favor of Poland was read. The C0mmi'see nsS 81
rived at the following conclusions: 49,. =,
Considering the present position OF affairs, ana o.
the negotiations which have been entered upon, ~
Committee convinced oy sns tsat the Govern
nent Of Tho Emperor has done, and will continue 70
dn oil tbst IA inst and possible and polite in favor
of Poland. The Committee is Of opinion that II
would be neither necessary nor )uStlnaDe 70 re-
commend the Ministry TO take the petitions INTO
consideration, aud for this reason proposes 10 'ne
senate, by large majority, to leave the matter TO
the decision of tho wisdom OF the Emperor ana 70
psss to the order of the day.
The Senate will discuss the conclusions OF the re.
port on the the 18th. Prince Napoleon is expected
to make speech on the occasion. :,
! The Momteur says: Positive information permits
us to state that the Archbishop of Warsaw 10 among
those who have rendered their resignation:
La France says the Dictator Lapgiewicz has &C.
credited official agents TO all foreign Governments
to protect the interests Of the lnsurreconary Gov-
ernment Of Poland. ...-s. .., f,.
and was to be received Immediately by the Emperor.
Diplomatic dispatches relating 10 Poland were
laid before the French Senate on March 10. Among
them is n dispatch of NJ. Drouyn do Lhuys, dated
March 20, 1855, addressed to Walewski, Ambassador
in London The dispatch calls to mind that in 1881
ErnVeror Nicholas released himself from tho Obliga-
tions toward Europe imposed him by the treaties
of 1915 with regard to Poland The Great Powers
further understood the danger which might arise by
the ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of Russia, and the advantages
to be derived from returning TO the treaties prohb
ting Russia TO possess the Kingdom OF Poland other
wise than as u distinct State. The dispatch then
continues: "The time appears 20 have arrived for
reminding RUSSIA OF the obligations she has con-
tracted toward Europe in reference to Poland
Ccuut Walewski is requested to ascertain the opin
ion OF Loid Clarendon Oh the subject
Another dispatch addressed by WalewskI 10 Per
isigny on October IS 1855 states that Lord Clare1
don entertained similar views upon the expectancy
Of taking advantage OF passing events 10 brlns
about, as far possible, some change ID favor OF
Poland. His Lordship, however, did not think II
necessary to impose such an arrangement as All at
solute condition for the reestablishment OF peace
with Russia.
Another dispatch is from NJ. Drouyn de Lhuys
to NJ. de Talleyrand, dated February IL, 1858. NJ.
Drown de Lhuys regrets that Prussia has departed
from her neutrality, and enunerates incon-
veniences likely to result from this resolution that
the Polish question has hereby acquired European
importance that the idea Of unity between the diff
ferent populations Of the ancient Kingdom Of Poland
has been revived that really national insurreetiou
has been brought about, that The Prnsslan Govern
meDt had by this means cast itself into serious EN-
barrassments, and that II has created political stu
alton already cause Of grave uneasness and likely
TO prove the source Of future complications for the
Cabinet
the Due de Monticello, dated Feb. Is. This docu
ment states that the Polish question Possesses above
any other tho privilege OF exciting In France the
sympathy OF all classes. He recapltulates CONVEX
, saiion with the Baron dc Budberg, from which be
. says he had not concealed that, even despite o.
us, events may grow embarrassing and the pressure
, Of public opinion become greater as the gravity o
= circumstances increases." He comments upon thu
! hopes aroused upon the accession OF tho Empero
Alexander to the throne, and CONSIDERS that II The,
' should not be realized Ruesia would create embar
rassment for herself and place France in disagree
able position. lie concludes by requesting the Du
: de Monticello to lay the question III thu shape be
o fore Prince GOrchakof.
The diplomatic documents communicated to tb
! Senate also include circular Of Nj. Drouyn d
Ihuys, dated March l, addressed 10 the agents o
France abroad, in reference TO the Russo Prussia
Convention and stating the steps taken by France IL
the matter.
La France says: Rumors are current that an i'm
portant dispatch has been received here from Vienna
IL asserted that mention will be made Of this dis
patch In the Senate Oh the 18th.
La France also states that news has been received
here from Poland announcing that great battl,
was expected between the Poles under Laugiewc7
and Ii, 900 Russians.
II The Times Paris correspondent says: Numerous
applications were made at Rothscbild's for the new
Italian loan. II 10 said that the subscriptions
amount already TO 100 900 000f. The last monthly
account Of the Bank Of France ia regarded as very
satisfactory. Their profits during the month are
calculated al 800, 0OOf. Some Of the cotton bonds
of the Confederate States have been offered for cir
culaton at Havre. These bonds have been issued
by the Government OF tho Confsderacy to create
sources by means OF the cotton which ktil remains
ia the country. They spulate that in forty DAYS
after notification shall have been made by the holder
to the Confederate Government the quantity OF cot
ton specified in the bond shall be placed at his dis
posal 10 whatever port of the Confederacy he may
feect provided that poa be not at the time IN ths
power Of the Federal States. These bonds are gen
orally for $4,000 10 weight Of cotton, the value t
be paid in cash, calculated at Cd. y ID weight. Tb,
purchaser may receive the cotton in the port he xe,
on and there place it IN store OF export AZ his OWL
risk and peril.
The Paris corn and flour markets were firm
Rentes closed heavy on Monday at 6Sf Ole.
The debate on Poland took place in the Senate OF
Tuesday. Mr.. Bonjean entreated the Emperor
Government Ito acquire immortal glory by daring
10 accomplish great act OF justice and reparaton.
The debate will continue on Wednesday.
The Paris Nation says that the opinions Of tn
Emperor OF Austria are III conformity with thos
entertained at Paris with regard TO the diplomat,
Questions which have arisen Fl ON events In Poland
Prussin.
A telegram from Berlin, Of March 16, says: "Th'
Military Committee continued it's deliberations upor
the amendments TO the law on the military organ
izatIon Of the country. None of the Ministers wer
present Paragraph 10 worded as follows: TN
strength of the army p time Of peace shall be Xet
by special law. The yearly budget OF mllilar,
expenses shall be based upon this law This wa
agreed to-"