New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30
DUB PARIS CORRRspoNDENCE.
Paris, May IS. 1869,

The time which was offered a month ago BY the
Russians to the insurgeut Poles to lay down their
arms and DO pardoned, expired day before yes,sr-
day. During al that time the Polish national
movemen. has been steadily acquiring strengthen
tb. FIRE. place by virtue Of it's mere continuance, in
which fact alone lie, In pregnant germ, causes
and reasons CT its wide.spreading growth. Not
even 10 rumor does the Virgilian proverb viresqu'
acquirit eundo, apply more fifty than to insnrec'ion
The Polish one, stealing out of Warsaw by night
70 months ago, has attained 10 the dignity OF revo
luton. Its bundteds of fighting partisans have be
come thonsands- its civilian partlsans Gre increased
in large proportonsand its supervision has passeo
f-om the bureau Of Russian Police in Warsaw 70
the e. bne,s of all European Powers, Whe,hei
these last are any more Ike TO settle "hat .ho ioI
mar could not repress fs the question OF the gay
The frat series Of diplomatic notes addressed 20 Nus
sis by France England. Austria and lesser powers,
only agreed in advising their correspondes sbas hs
for shel had better do comethiny-ana got iof an
! aver this one note with varlatiops: les, some
thing uncommon good VIII Do oone "ns sI
now getting TO think that they mus. 10
something; aud in desperate effort to define
with cuuningly safe indehDiteness What Iney may
or can do in futnre ubunctc-conditlonai times aLu
rapcr IA now going on. IL is not worth The WINE 10
detail the numerous solutions of the Polish question
viii h you NAV buy in pamphlet form at Dentu .
for i1anc apiece, or winch you may bny for three
sous apiece in the evening and morning Journals at
tue newspaper stalls. Their one common lea uie IS
tber impracticabiity. Nor is the gnesswork rs 10
| what Napoeon the most retieent OF men, means 10
do intrnscally more noteworthy. lie Is ead 10 De
much busted with military maps now no was ihuoh
| b. lied with military maps before the lehan "sr
erso, he means to 10 to war Win kussa' ne hos
been reviewing tho garrison OF Paris las no does
syery Sprng) he reviewed the garrison OF Pans on
he eve Of The Itnllan var; ergo, etc.. And 80 on,
with endless Q. L.. D.s, 10 the end OF the cbsNer
Bat What Is noteworthy " the prevalence 81 hsu-
anal wed extraordinarily based, II you VIII on Tue
hope Of these the fears Of thoec -IAa' tLo WIN VI
things is toward war. 80 .
| should cay that therewas large probaoihy Ia
the notion that the Emperor 10 earnestly slu'!ng TO
bring about n peaceful arrangement OF the folish
rroube by meaos OF Conference oil the great row
ers or Of Q universal European Congress lie
,,end notion of A ,ort o. European Amphictyonic
Council with French presldency at least,
the grand notion OF Henry W. and WIN modihca-
lions a. no understood thsn, Of the let Napoleon,
seems 10 be- fayorIte one with him. ana 'h.s Jus
tice sn0ud 20 rendered 10 Inn, thai, detie LIS '"y
great successful and his MINOR Eek iedisions,
eat and west he has always offered fair words be-
fore blows aud cannot be said TO nave oroken us
wo.d-io the ear h, leastto any ralioa 70 "hlch nc
GAS once passed It. Bat while tue preliminary oD'
.tacles 10 the meeting OF Universal congress, OF
even Of a Conference o! the Great IoweTs' seem
nearly ipsurmouutable, il seems afro clear to pGOln
common ,euse, enlightened by past experience,
bat the very operation Of removing these oosiacies
would be tho eulascplaiion OF any cOnsTesIoIn
body OF whose merely sitting function IL must oe Tue
preliminary.
Conceive tho caso Of the foremost four
members only: Eugland comiog TO tho meet
irg on condition ihat tho NIenhese Urea
ties be obseryed-one OF tho foremost stlpu-
a,on. Of which is that the Ruler OF rance must De
y Bonrton Of the elder bfabchi Austria comm on
condition that is share Of hs Polish plumber seized
both before and after land IN the teeth oi the word
and spint of tie Nieuuese arrangements De ecTupu
lousy respected rs private baggage Gnd fru.sia
with rim liar luggage and, vhht Is lMueasnram!
more cncumbeEiDs 70 The proceedings oil any rational
modern proyress, with the extremely mlddie-aged,
dark aged nightmare OF myeticO-rUmhLtco. hiZh-
gravel blind, hopiessly we-meaniug royal oack-ac-
iiou iucubu.-whose iOremOi substitute for az idea
the obsolete divinity u roy ATTY AM whose Lersona
affections are bound up IN Russian family affinity.
Out OF this almost paten, mpossibiiity, Congress
or Conference couid even once be assembled, Of its
having Any unitarian persuasive, let alone u posing
~ controlling force, grove hrst IN the hihus Of
meItaiye peT-ont the unbSei IN ne sedat'e resnts
mt tbsuiithe Congress Conference canrot be got
togth.r or If got together il only foVzlo itself
out in innne proiocolscan IL imperial originator 20
out nj the litc erd VI tho horn WITH II And u NOS
what else 10 lci for INN to 90 but q vase ion diplo
matte To military aeilon
land goes wish bun; goes even a iitsle beyond him.
She plays bluff game, Tor the double purpose oil III
ducng kussa - make concessions 10 PoIlsn NallOG-
ali,y sufficient 10 take the wind ouI OF the now
swrllng sails OF Polish revolution, and out OF the
s.is OF sIncerc or pfeteptous superior French SYM
patlty Nguoleou does not wish a war, bat
!, rreparipg for IL. England does not wisE
war docs lot mean 70 taAe part IN II Ia any case.
II she c..n help, and desires, lees for Polauds FAKE
than for her jealousy Of France, TIA. RussIa should
prevent Il by timely large couccssoni ana 80 gees
with France thus iar-nay, quite outsiiips France
in Puio- Polio Zeal. on VIII not have failed 10 not ca
that Earl kusssli's notes aro much more vigorous
on the rietOr al side-tAan the note oi DGOnyn de
Ihuys, but every one knows that England docs not
mean "a gh for the Poles aud particularly depecltes
any frsp, fighting for tAolluc' that France would
ieht foe their sakes any more disnteres,edly than
England now is diplOnalicshy writing for their
eAke, IL Is we'll enough 10 recall here what 10 many
olAn seem ~ have utterly forgotten, Nat EXPRESSIONS
of symtatLy, Indignation, aud the rcsi, IN favor OF
Poland have been repeatedly uttered by French aud
Eugsn foreign minister's aud newspapers, and popu-
lar meeiinhs and Parliamentary speakers, any time
tue pact nily years, quite as vigorous ana ardent,
/" earnest, as any thing said or printed ON either
side OF tAo channel Ia the Last Blk months; That all
these expressions have hitherto ended with eX-
vres.i on but that, in matter u fact, France owes
large ana England 40 debt OF gratitude Tor eminent
practical services rendered by Polish fighters.
Hitherto, the cant OF Pho-Polio rympalhy has
been. IL mus, be confessed more abundant in rance
than IN England That it Las hitherto beea
cant ia both countries as il has always been and yet
ia an another country that shall DO nameless tie
unhappy Poles stand IA proof
should tue war, which England specially depre-
cAtes and which See sgu that Napoleon desifes,
bu, do see signs vi his preparation for, break oui,
il would now stem that ia the beginning il would
be- "a war on Russia fof Poland with Sweden Tor al
aily-England resting neutral. Napoeons object,