The New York herald., 1863-09-08
THE POLISH REVOLUTION.

Presentation Of the Three Notes to Uussia.
The France Of Par, Of August "a, says that tho notes
wore delivered to Prince Gortschakof Monday the
7h umo but the notification OF their delivery has NOS
been made public. The communication of them 10 Prince
Czar rs expected to return to g. Petersburg to-day
place Wednesday, 10th Of August, or Thursday The
details OF the event were expected 10 arrive in Paris
THE yRENCH NOTE.
from the Memorial Diplomatlque, August PAL
NJ Drouyn dc Ihuys commences by declaring that the
note Of Prince Gortscako does satisfy The le0nsae
esrsca'iom Of Ms French gore,nmen he regrets that
change views has taken nosicsof their rep
ressn.sons and sppssrs 70 appreciate no better the
ton which the prolongatIon Of the nsurrectonary move
mont creates in Europe II s mot without asouishmen
that the French government has sscrbed TO the
measures the revolutionary propaganda the birth
development Of the nsurrection, and the emotion
abroad the efforts OF small number Of ractious per-
can have provoked and cherished rising which
SAINTS and the clergy from the chiefs Of the epscopate to
the humbles priest-have lent their assistance, and
naich oil he forces Of Rnssa hare not succeeded IN sup
pressing II Is not the revolution which from Stockholm
TO Madrid and from London TO Turin has provoked the
part Of every Cabinet serious representations which
has excited in the midst OF every Parliament tho cner-
getic manifestation OF unanimous sympathies II is not
by persstng In the path In which she engaged
Russia will this formidable situation become unravel
led it s only by CONCESSIONS that she could obtain such
result Thus, the French government cannot too much
regret that the Russian Cabinet has rejected the idea Of
suspension OF arms, which, producing preliminary calm
in mems minds could alone have permitted the Powers
to continue with utility the discussion Of the to be
employed TO bring about durable pachcation, and
duct the negotiations TO good result.
As for these negotiations themselves, the French Cab
net could not accept the form and the which the
Russian government would wish them to take Besides,
Prnce Gorschako nterprets badly the prccedens upon
es psscS h
positions OF detail relative 10 the kingdom OF Poland
regulated among the three Powers the most directly in
crcstcd subject to the sanction OF Europe the bases
themselves ~ the arrangements which decided the
condition of Poland had been previously discussed and
definitely settled among all the Powers who signed the
Further Russia herself has recognized the right Of Flu
rope intervene In the regulation Of the affairs OF Poland
cannot refrain from pointing the
which exists between the actual propositions OF the Rus
sian Cabinet and the first despatch Of Prince ortschako
In that despatch the Vice Chancellor OF Russia acknow
ledged TO all the Powers which took In the eabora
ton Of the arrangements OF 1915 and signed the final
OF Vienna the right OF direct Intervention which wishes
restrict the three neghboring Powers. may
be advanced that Il is Russia which has takon the
initiative Of general conference among the Powers n.
Drouyn dc huys wishes no other proof Of this than the
declaration maae by the Ambassador oRussa to the Eng
sh M Minister FOR Foreign Af'irs In handing 70 Earl
April IL Baron Brunnow declared that his government
was ready 10 enter on thcscusson the footing and
within the limits OF tho ities OF 1915
The French government oniv p>rsia he rietcs
has already erpveued there remains to serious
duty to dschagsthat is to call the mos. serious alton
tlon OF Russia 70 the gvdriy of ne actual ruaon The
three Powers have remarked the pers which that stua
y ss ss q e
n Rusia refuse 10 ador meJrsndiy ooun b wAicA have
tesn oivn her. shs BECOMES responsible for Me
sequences nAtch the proioncohon he froutl Of PotGnd
70 the French despatch annexed special memorial,
arguments which nc draws from tho followed 10
1915 for regulating the Affairs OF Poland
rHE ENGLISH NOTE.
From rom. the Memorial DploTailSus August August ~ -.
OF NJ Drouyn DO Lhuys Earl Russell discusses In u
the arguments Of Prince Gorschako relying the text
great vivncy Of language - s Rusia has not erecwed
e engagements chcA contracted in 1918. In two briei
ausons he places the refusal OF the Armstce among the
number Of the which makes the reply OF Prince
Gortschakod be regarded as insufficient
TIN AUSTRIAN NOTE.
Count Reshoerg also discusses the Polish question from
the point OF Wow or the treaties OF 1915 There result
from this certain likeness OF argument and frequent
correspondence Of expression between tho Austrian and
Tho three dispatches agree rejecting az erroneous the
opinion expressed by Prince Gorschak that the actual
Russell demandslf I, is the revolution which has been
able 20 produce At Paris at London at Vienna, at Turin
unanmity OF sentiment and language Tho three notes
terminate with an identical conclusion
General Mouravien, the Russian PaciH-
General Prince Nicholas Mouravien who has been com.
missoned by tho Car 70 pacify Poland born
COW 10 tho year iTs3 We commenced his military career
IN 1910 In the army serving IN the Caucasus after which
he despatched mission the Court Of tho sh h
OF Persia lie after received his commission as ma.
jor general and took part IN the wagcd by Russ In
ls2s and 1920 against this Ass,ic Power later 10.
Rod In 1881 he ACTIVELY engaged the Polish O. m.
paen aud Appointed lieutenant general after the
battle OF Kraznierz At the taking OF he com.
maDded the right wing OF the Russian forces. IN 1882
tho Emperor Nicholas commissioned him TO conclude an
agreement with Mchemet All, and entrusted him
wth the command OF tho Russian army of the bosnho.
rms and afterwards, tn 1895, with that o the Finh
army corps OF nsntry. Bot short time amer he had
assumed the command want of discipline among the
troos wa coon manifest much careessness aud disorder
were also displayed In the army OF sebsstopoa duty
icvo el rppn MOurayteG fhesa
and other reasons fe disgrace with the Emperor
md rettre1 ,o Moscow where he forward and