New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-31
FROM FRANCE.
nrsr Our Own ConesDopdsnI


- Pans July IL 1863.
The interrogation mark Of the day "a the Polish
question again what answers bss Russia made in
her replies, DOW srpposed 10 be ler arriving to tte
three notes of england, France, and Austris' We
have the te<t of these last, each with its SIX points
PROPOSE as a base Of negotiations" Points pro-
r.rsd ss a base The trope symbolizes the .oTsy-
turvesque nature Of diplomacy. And ss IL points .,
k>s, ere but tottlesh base, tho essential point,
namely, point No. 3, The point OF Poih National
Government, takes q different direction IL each OF
Sbs series Of siI. England proposes national repre-
s.ntstioD, having powers dropn from the charter Of
1875. France, with u natural aversion to the treaties
Of Vienna an base for iy point OF base, proposes
Q nsiionsl representation having powers approach
eng those fixed by the charter Of lol3 Austria, start
tug from different point Of view, and looking 70 q
different aim, proposes national representation par
te,pai,ns IN the legislation Of the country and pos
ssssinQ means Of effective control But this discrep-
spcy j. only ono Of the elements Of the tsnge. Earl
Rsssell's speech on the subjec. in the House Of
Lords last Monday is remarkable for It's frankness
a its cvpieism. The gist Of i, briefly is "Kpssia
will not sccept the Propositions OF the three
Powers; it 10 quite plsin to me that she had better,
and pretty plain that che won't Sbe has our pro- O.
0tlOne tnQ fOIhDu uts ouf Iioye'st A@ns'
done its duty 10 Offering both; 1t s not England 3
duty to do snythDg toward securing favorable
snswer " either; hands are wsshed let the cru
Gfxion 20 on"
THIS discourse has been much attended to and
much viipended in France. But French pubDc
opinion expressed in out of newspapers, Is a
quite different thing from Napoleon's policy. The
French greatly pride themselves on their superiority
70 tbe Epghsh in the matter Of high moral motive
20 their pstioLal policy. The gentleman who at
present controls il bar told them that France sloDe
among the nations fights for On idea" The formula
tekIss them and they think they believe IL it, The
annexation OF Savoy to their territory practically
Illustrated the formula when last uttered; the
Polish lhsse of the idea" now popularity defines
hself by "a ideal Khenish boundary. France 10 the
~ traditional friend Of Poland, and regards her
bic people, il heir Struggle for Independence with
the ardent sympathy Of friendship. What generous
France mas done isr the benefit Of that nationality
since the beginning of history, more than SELFISH
England has done, hiesory has omitted 10 record.
That the Poles have done lore for France than toI
EnglAEd-done nothing Tor L.gl land and fought like
heroes for France against the Cotltion-s recorded
In letters Of blood the latter pages Of the history
sf the Empire
1t 10 no, worth the while to indulge In Speculation
- 10 the contents o. the GorchakO1 relonder ihe
Six Point notes. We thall probably have anAly !.
Ieskagee Of them In few days, and then the pup
hshed text. IL is one Of the cunning processes 0
the antquesceDt diplomatic guild " let their litt
mysteries be hsif divulged To-Day, and set thep
forth in full Tomorrow.
Gu tie whole, tie notion that war will 10 at leas
asved on for this season is confirmed. The argu
Heut IL SIMPLE. Ii it lake nearly AZ much lime TO
the three POweTt TO c0DceT. suTTelOiLderr to Cor
ehakofs reoinders 10 the last replies TO tho prec.d
Ing answers TO the first notes, as the concerning o
sither seres Of the WesteIn notes took, the mont