The New York herald., 1863-08-21

denC0 shows common. Unite fact ana lie IN your
recognition OF Declare aloud that Russia has right
10 rule and let the whole strength OF civilization
and Of European relations turn henceforth against our
enemies instead Of to disadvantage Al this price
you will gained everlasting defenders in only at
this price win European policy acquire firm foundations
and Of the brotherhood Of European nations
Inserview Betwee. the Emperor OF AUS
Srta and lhe King Of Prussia.
[Fron the London Times, August ~
On the Sd Of present month the Emperor Austria
At Gsstep. n Is Officially announced that the German
question discussed and that the various princes have
been invited to meet in conference Certainly II would
have been strange II these two s0veregns had come
together and Joined in confidential intercourse without
being by the most serious thoughts concerning
their position and the fate OF the domnons nrusted
to them. They must in such have learnt but little
from the political troubles through which they both have
passed Seldom has there been a more momentous
hour for both monarchies The two rulers have
make their choice between good and evil The course Of
events the aspirations OF their own or the neghboring
peoples and the influence OF brother poenates draw
ing them one way the other On the one side is the
Russian Emperor, who however much reformer in his
native regions, ID, and must be, an uphoIder Of
kingly and military power In German States. To
back him there is able and wealthy arstocracy,
exercising great influence upon those brought in con-
tact with 1t, and there is also an immense pOpu-
lation devoted 70 the Gar, and ready 20 defend
TO the utmost tho provinces which they think their
Russia as conservative or retrograde influence.
almost powerful with OF the German princes
che was ten years ago. and unhappy this influence has
been strongest IN the families which, from their trad
ons and the character OF their subjects should be
nclned liberal government and the policy Of the West
ern Powers But, on the other hand, the forces which
mpel In opposite direction becoming powerful
that cannot wonder that OF these two soveregns
has allowed himself TO be carried by them into the path
Of liberalsm while the other plainly shows the uneas
ness which his domestic tyranny and his unfortunate
Russian alliance have brought upon him. and by his or
gans in the press, sometimes indicates doubt Of his
policy during the last few months.
It is astonishing tha. even at this crisis time when
the defiant answer of Prince Gortschako Is known when
the three Powers have sgnned their dissatisfaction with
it, when the French Emperor suspected TO be medtat
ing great blow when the French people begin
ming couple the ideas Of the reconstruction Of Poland
and the recovery Of the Rhine the Prussan government
should commit such an act Of folly as an attempt to car
Are these men blind to the signs Of the times, deaf to
Can they not that of the greatest Inducements
an ambitious Bonsparse to make European war is the
of Russia alone would be small indeed and
We know that in 1885 Napoleon did NJ think valuable
snouGn 70 warrant oand continuance the war the
!" idean aud the realization Of II would be
glorious but the French Emperor s now old
solid. Do NJ Won Bsmsrk and hts colleagues believe
that Prussia can stand by tho side OF Russia in conti
exists In Poland without danger 70 herself and Germany
win such tempting opportunity to realize old schemes
srmyY When Prussia Is causnt in the agrsnt crime Of
hunting down the Poles in whose behalf all European
without friend IN the world her distant and
less tempter what likelihood Is there that France viii for
bear from making her pay the cost o. any campaign on
since Fmperlalst psmpheteer wrote a. follows
Prussla must the ambiguous position she
cupes The three Powers desire 10 know whether Prus-
sia is with thcm against them Does King William
forget tho teachings OF history and force France To
Well may the Austrian Emperor. German Prince be
dsqueted when such things uttered in Paris and
reproachiDgftheir own government with it, offences.
--
The Russiaa Reply to the Frsaeh Note.
sr PErEnsnuRo, August 9. 1868.
despatch addressed by Rne Gprtschskon q NJ de Bud
berg replying q The ElegI etprs.ssd Sy u Drsuyu DC
pnuys relative 2 as Russian f"y u he French note
r,P;i s:y. s ;.s.: ..,.,,. ,,., = s..
ans rspy s implies refusal Of The six points under ~
.hs ssa,. TIA. the e the
6; q: 1ssss% Of they were
ne ss,a9rs made Scs%s for prs,ea for raising the Soun
S The aid q iosssn hey,soua y no, appear a
being carried out by The eoyernmsas cove 49,.
s aS aas
caieaorcay accepting the six points, but wish to
ne IN Inv assertion n Of s Of
permanent conspiracy in foreign territory Such an in
the French government regrets nrigues re.
~ ssr sE prncps o e eed h
the Kingdom OF Poland, and furnish It with material
Prince t;orsehako then proceeds to prove at length
that the movement Poland proceeds from turbulent
minority and out that Russia has possessed Poland
measures adopted which departed but slightly from the
bases recommended by the three Powers, aud mentions
the existence OF exterior nnuence:-
The insurgents did not take up for liberal nsttu.
tons and have loudly declared that their e.euvc object
was the reconstruction e the limits Of Poland IN ia They
crownng Of The enterprise 80,
Pr nce GortscSaso has not diminished these eneoarsse'
mens and rs on this account that we stated our CONVICTION
sisience OF the instruction
cf hosipes II necessary the rebels shoai
down their arms or thai ss government should abaes,e Al
question Of dignity and public order
~ Se % e
ls5 which stated az the base Of the diplomatic action OF
The opinion expressed BY " Drown Lhgy. confirms
cause has been y stated aud because the deeaes
Our proposal was inspired bs the dess. OF eSnea,lon
and we Tsgre, The ornioo entertained BY NJ Dr,ayn DC
Of the srner. sense o. our rsp ou. dssps,en b. contained
dignity might have manifested Itself expression d
In face Of the insults avshed upon u.s. was impossib,
for disregard The force Of the energetic sentiment
which had sssa deeply wcaaasd. me duty q sossys
conduct f affairs those passionate Impulses which
oas of having neglected nosins in Ss work con q
concira,icn and IN ende orng TO arrive ct understand
Ms to tie government Of the Emperor Sapoeon we TAX
@ IN & a' S.PG.ss sa s
%scn en 70 e aon Va @ and p 81 osr o s
| country. W0tfI
| The Proposed Conference Between Rus
1 sia. Prussia and Austria.
| f< Nord publishes the following the text of tn,
despatch addressed by Prince Gortschakon 10 NJ d,
Knorrinx. the Russian Charge dAnares at vlenna II
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