The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-01
TIE poLIsA RETcyTrIoH.

VIII Ghs Peace or Europe be prerewaz..
lsro% "a ~, ,. LOST tsn'ernmsns organ go.
and while the great Powers inssschaa M d,posnaS
notes and making propositions, the numbers Of vidows
ana orpnan1 n Poland crying aloud s Ss,e .rs asy E
a0eoxs A0n Nc re Steps in the autumn win cIese upon
nation agony The time for action will BE- pas and ne
protraCtion OF ne9ot ti0ns the next few oog "
leave Russia with her hands free the end he Ths
result may b the momentaSy suppressou a. ths mcvs.
seassat Throughous every GLASS this feeling has gath
cred force end vitality just In proportion - The prestige d
past year though bitter and disastrous have been % s
encouraging that they have shown tho extent q TIE
iCa ne nSIs rssoIrce: ne Isops ~ ~
than winters frost TO sxtinguish. II b. ths
object OF the great Powss 70 secure the psacs q Europe,
pleas on ths para q Russia s probable that me noScs
will be seut 70 st. fsburg once and there b.
answer upoa the nate, q the treve or srmiytiss or
whatever tho intorlnde may be termed The reply u
Russia Rus: upon shis pom. :.s;faciory vi . uI
Austrian statesmen foreses this contingency and
pared With sew policy In lieu q those proposttoce
which have cost much discussion but q Ntlo
practical valuc We have already indicated what In our
that policy should be- but Il ths occasion v silowsa
tho peace OF Europe may be endangered By che VERY
Powers who most desire to preserve n.
[Paris June 15) correspondence Of London Post.
Several Frsoch and foreign journals might from thssr
TreucS arms IN Mexico Is ssy 70 Iced 70 sSs q The
I'M orial eagles towards Poland. may that
the "a o. rueSla has no, 10 any way chsnasd the ysws
France emphatcally told, desres peace; bwt should
England decife dvdwsng ne soord for Poland FrcScs
pth he1te From the rss the Emperor has desired
the policy Of the two countries perfectly uniform.
In my letter Of yesterday Informed you that the -
hid reached Paris from Vienna TO the propositions
England France touching tho proposed combined
diplomatic action IN favor OF Poland. Prince Mettcrnch
has already waited on NJ Drouyn de Lhuys and by order
oft Count RechbAyg n N n In n
answer, which, om ;old, subscribes 10 the prup,si
tons Of England sod France presume THAI similar
despatch arrived IN London that this procrssti
mating diplomatic demonstration may DO sent on
st. Petersburg To day received letter from my
tthe Aussrian), oning shs representations q FRANCE
and England has ~ most rsmcs intentions of being drag
diplomacy q ths three ST. Petersburg We ar
acting however, ceustitutionally The answer 70 III
net Council on Tuesday ass The Hsmoriai Dr. cmafqs
a journal which enjoys tho coradencc Of tbe Austria
Cabinet, TO day contains an article headed Shall
nave peace; shall have war; 1hs writer, N. d,
Brauz, observes-tNo suppose thtt Austria ha
any weakness os war; @ state Of her finance, and the
OF psace must therefore DO understood thu
the which unsss courts OF Paris and vienn
h not warike /" Perfectly Sd; Austria 10 playing ose
again her old diplomacy previous 10 the Crmean var:
voting by Ballot.
In the House a Commons on tho 10th q June M
r. BxRxnixv moved for leave 30 bring . bill 70 csgs
the votes 81 Parliamentary elections TO be taken by wa
OF ballot. Tho bo0OfabNe gentleman, anna some 1ec
ruptioa and repeated esls for DIVISION recapuiasd "a
arguments which ~ has employed on many prsviou
occasions support Of ths ballot He expressed
bcIie the ballot founded suon abstract pshe
ples OF right and justice that eventually II be aey
Cd. Already has been introduced with gr ~
other parts OF the work. w Asevsca he owiy trust
pops Mad beng enabled 10 vp4ef tbrohdm Etneoir
hss crep ,oas in ire ballot Der. IN Jin Of fac ~ Aa
,cos the Best inssiu,ion the Amerf ans had presr1
had been equally successful IN FiaHcs and Ausrd ia
former country especially was regarded Tho
A, sxvrox ssconded the motion
The Loxp MsyoR q London protested againss the faa
a the arguments of Mr.. Berkeley. ant thought Tia rre
CONDITION Of ke Uri,d States Of America s.oaid b. rsps
Standing warming against he er'b prsdssced ~
bdttd.
Prussia.
The London Tsmes. In editorial. says the KIM
Prussia has required the Crown Prince retrsci
OPINIONS he expressed in his speech nantxic.
Nj q 4 anger knew bounds and hs Ma eety added
n The Prince DID consent he would be dcprivco
hon ~ md appointments. The Prince, IN concert,
said, with the Princess wrote hrIn 10 this
maud. lie refused TO fetract anything orer ell
his command and dgnlties. and requested RET
with his vic and family, 70 snre place where he "
be FREQ ~ the suspicion ~ interfering any wa
the affairs Of state Tue letter Is said 10 be excellent
News from south Amertcs.
sddttia nai tecgrams sbc 2sih n May from ].
neiro report that the thamber % Deputies dies
su the iab The unis6er a War, General ,ordaa
beer replaced by Mamma do Meo. The insurgenv
had Invaded cordovs, which bad secn declared s,a
u siege.
So and dry American at % az taiow, i3N wool ,ss1
NJ upwards.