, 1863-05-21

Bennett t. WAKE.
TIE POLISH QUESTION.
The replies Of Russia to the Government of
England, France and Austria were delivered to
thosc Governments respectively on tile 2dinst.
The Paris Iag1 saye in reference to the note
to France: 'sRussia declares her good inte1-
to satisfy the Powers within the limits pre-,
seribed by her own safety and dignity. The
reply, on the whole, is OF pacific character''
The Ia'rie Gays: 1.-THE reply Of Russia cx-
presses In substance, ideas, &c, intentions on
The part Of the Emperor Alexander which cor
respond In every respect with those Of the
them still remain to be discusscd.''
A Vienna telegram says: 81 Prince Gort.
cIakoG, in his reply to the Austrian note,
says Count R:chberg vas right, as events have
nnder would be disposed TO show clcmcncy
to the Poles on the dispersion Of the in sur
rectionary bands. Count Rechbcrg, will,
however, perceive that 4 return to order dpc5
not depend upon their interior measures
alone.
The intrigue. Of the Foreign Revolutionary
party are the main source OF thu agitation; and
tile Influence Of the Great Powers would,
therefore, be best exercised if directed against
those intrjgnes. Prince Gortchakof doubts
not that Austria will neglect nothing in order
to put stop to the Vaccinations Of the rego-
lutiouary party.
The London Times says that Lord Russell
recalled to the recollection Of Russia the stip.
ulations Of the European settlement Of 1915,
and all the rights aud privileges guaranseedto to
v'a.u ~ t suaein .seS'tHs, @ Mn!en were 1snnreo
saw in 1850; Russia. in = conciiatory tone,
declares herself ready to enter with England
into consideration Of tbc terms and cnnd;.
tions Of those treaties, with the purpose Of as.
certaiuing how much of that ancient charter
can be made modern reality, for England il
assured that Russia is really anxious to pro-
n9se Thn 19e t9,,ss me1aare Rns o. folana. 49,.
mon I,,rnosa I h,,t ,ha a,sme.s r nase Un9 eui
+.~ ~ =; ~ ntS Hues ~ WHICH tis
Iu ~ I:ol unsA1l1,ul4! Fatiet; ~ Feply
euMs " ueHlng WIN the fhif1gnss ol the re-
seluuoaas! parry aptoaa. Austria rs remind
ee ~ 1hat she sna1es Inc danger, as possessor
VI Io4sn teF1nolE. ana has not yet been SO
ready IN ~cc'opeTat1on against the revolt is
might have been expected, considering that
che has HnrEnry and feuetia offering fields
that may also be cultivated By conspiracy.
Tie Morning lbst remarks that while the
Russian Cabinet is inditing conciliAtory notes,
it Is preparing the most violent means Of re-
storing order at the point of the bayonet. II
the Insurgents do not lay down their arms By
the 18th Of May. the whole kingdom will be
declared IN state Of siege, and martial law
Will every where be admiuistcred by an un-
se1upaions soldiery; The Kingdom will be
occupied By military column. The military
Chief OF each district will execute martial
law in summary manner on such a. he be-
l1tTes to be Insurgents.
LATER.
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:. iii 10y 'e1t "a LIE replies " fuesfa are pup
ltsneu.
1Ae :ups,ancc o1 the feplE 70 Ehglana II
gwen ~ lug iolo*lnE uspaIcn from Eari
husseu 10 Aord Napier:
FonE1Gs OFFICE, May ?, 1868.
Mt LORD: peron Bruunov c.me ia ma
tl,is morn;nr and haf,re 1.;,;no ,,,a ~. ~ ~ ~
tha dana,nh ~ ~. cae.as,5 oas 5. e sop. - -
+.1;,o ~ nas ~ =! 1as"es 70
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10 mG .na! tnf sep whth Lord "a
5.o,fo t,taa,tas, ~ ~ e.nS, ".ss tISGn "!Iu .
TccaiI,a rnnI di:natcH hpesia, Caoinet ha9 ~
Dence ana NJ conciIistion "Ao4 epi'4' oA
You have told me that the Representation
] Won have made Is formed unon H. hasis ~
! The etipulations Of the treaty Of vienna. ISIS.
| The Imperial Cabinet, on its part, accepts this
| ter upon IN exchange of ideas upon the ground
| and y thin the limffs If the treaties ~ 1SI5
I inclose \ cony of the communication ri
| Prince Gortchakoff shall. In .no,I,rr and
la.er f,.nntch fI,,n,s,, vnn 1-;tr NO r;cws ~
| her 3faieety's GovernInent nuon the contenfs
| Of that ror,,mnrfcat;nr nm cfc
- 1859 ~0' '' Rirssrr1.
Tha 3forutuo Ihxt th;nks Pr;nco GortscI,,-
koT's di.natsh sounds ycrv m,ci, a. if The
Goyenment or Rnssia inte doinr nnthin.r
further. ifthis be 80. The notes Of The three
nnwers viii hare been written in vain and
Po1;sh ,ndrncndenca mnst he ach;ared ~ At ifeScr ~
at the roint Of The sword. N'
The Times Considers the Russian renlv "a
| uneotisfsctory. Thcrr is consp spicnous trrnHpt-
| out belief that the western Powers Vii
nerer seriously Interfere with ANYTHING that
passcss within the Russian frontier. that Pa
Iard viii be left to stand or fail. nccoraintr to
| her own strength. ana that conscnnrntiE an
| independent and somewhat ban@htT Tone ma ~,
be uEed towards those whn 1,sye a tf..ctod ~
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