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The New York herald., 1863-06-30
THE POLISH REVOLUTION.

In Official quarters al Paris II emphatcay asserted
that the Emperor Napooons policy In the Polish quss
tion is pacific one.
The assent OF Austria to the proposition OF France and
England IN regard to Poland had reached Paris.
From Poland we learn that the political aspect OF tho
question had undergone no change.
Cracow kilograms report tho following movements Of
the insurgents, kc.:-
The insurgent leader BrownIcwsk had met with ooa-
Siderable SUCCESS At NagOazew paatine Of Pnck
In Lthuania engagement, favorable to the ipsur-
gents. bad taken place at Olkenika near Kownce ~
Governor Mouravef has caused the Abbe Zumccki and
he landowner leskowcz 10 be shot, and tho Polish CHIEF
Colysko 10 be hung. e
On the 10th Of June Gas Chowski gained brilliant
victory over the Russians at Kowsk in the government
destroyed ~ Eli '....I
On the same day tho Poles defeated iho Russians 4
ho capucn prlest Konarski hung in front Of the
1t s said that the Archbishol 81 Warsaw, having pro.
testod against this sentence bad been arrested and
transported TO st. Petersburg. y.
Another says he had simply been ordered 70
repair to ST. Petersburg. NJ T- -'.-17, '--'l :
The national government 10 said TO have warned tue
Grand Duke Constantine that could longer be rsspoa
sble for his safety.
EEwsPAPER TRIUMPH OF THE POLES.
- tFron the Breslau Gaxstte, June 1871
Tho Grand Duke Constantine every day receives au The
foreign journals IN one packet and be particular
IN openng u himself In ordor TINT important piece 0
shall be kept from him. One day lately there wsG
found in the packet that days number Of the Rrh he
journal OF the national government OF Warsaw. How coul
the paper have got kt0 tho well scaled packet coming
from abroad That no ono has yet bean able discover
elf this should con1nuc the Grand Duke Ia said 70 have
exclaimed, " We shall beates evsn wv had tss arsis
All our troops viii be Of avail long shall noe
have discovered this national government"
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Our Sc. Petersburg Correspondeacs.

Sr. PwrxRsRrRG, juno 3, 1868.
Mr.. ScUards Depateh 10 Mr.. Dayton Opsnen Of
the Papsr- Relations OF Rssia ulh r. Pance--Por~gn
Sympathy ,ch Po,aad--Tae Secrst Cossmiaee-ns Tue
~ Letters 10 Gen raj
Berg and Prince Goytchat6TLs Poiish No5ica aud ne
Russian I'easants- National Guard a, Moscow, &c.
Tho journal de NJ Fesersboago yesterday contains Mr.
sewards despatch ID Mr.. Day declining the invitation
OF the French government cooperate with the Cabpei
or Paris London aad yeana in exercising a"mora in.
nucncs Russia in behalf of the Poea. This document
published In the English original with VIeach traas
aion and may therefore Inor TINT |: communi.
Gated Prince Gorchako by General Clay. The French
government, for whom u was destined has not
yot thought proper TO make II pabl!c which shows
that Napoleon H., "a ~ representative Of morality
feels rather hurt tho refusal Of your foreign minister
to Join him his phanthropc demonstration, though con-
veyed IN az cautious and ooncliaiory he could
possibly wish FOR. Altogether u Is a state paper which,
boh In style and contents docs honor to the diplomatic
ssh q the writer l,s immediate publication by our own
government sufficient proof that Russia fully apprs
the tact and moderation displayed by your Cabinet
dzdaining 10 make political capital at the expense Of
friendly Power. This conduit more than what we o.
pecled from the government, OF the Uniled States with
wbop We have Invariably entertained The most cordIa
rea,oos and have - many interests u common. and for
whom we 90 rsccntv had % opuosssAnv d tsssHvhe
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The Privateers.

THE FLORIDA HEARD FROM.
The Qgdonsburg brig Cero, which arrived at Gibraltar
on the 1Ith inst, makes the following report
On the 26th Of ARril fell In with the rebel
Florida. Shc ordered to heave and take board
five from her The Florida had hundred prison
ors Oh board. u
[From the Manchester Guardian, June 1911
Tho Southerner-a steamer which, according TO an
Affidavit sea London and signed "Baxter Langley
oueht TO be looked after bv the west
Hartepool on Saturday for Liverpool there to await
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The Feeling I'm Parfs-The Reinforce.
menta Com N te r m m nd sO.

The Constasaionnet of Juno 10 publishes article,
signed by NJ Lmsyrac. wherein 1t says that the taking
OF Puebia prcsage OF glorious end OF the under
taking. The writer continues-The nations know that
honor satisfied and reparation obtained, our
triumph changes into benefaction. We are not enemies
but berstors of the Mexican people, who deceived
BY An Ubiquitous government They will learn that under
Naoolcon III tho French soldier Is more than the
soldier OF civilization and humanity.
The King and Queen OF Spain the King or Italy, the
King OF the Besians and the Queon Of Holland have
graduated the Emperor Napoleon upon the capture Of
Iuebla-
La Haace Of June Is states that the departure OF
troops for Mexco has bcsn deforod until the arrival OF
General Forey report.
The coastonwel denies tho reported despatch OF 70.
inforcements 10 Mexico.
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government which will restore the church ysrss "a THAR
,rs and this Ia precisely the government
% ~ 20 favored by their benehcent conqueror 2hs
Of Che cotsnfry 'S P'o'""s "'e ''': :fAs'''
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{ U r 0 p e..

{ U r Q p e.
The HeCIa at New York and City Of
Baltimore OFF Cape Race.
FOUR DAYS LATER NEWS.
Our English, French and Rus
sian Dispatches.
Lord Palmerston on the Anglo
French Alliance.
OUR POLICY IN The EAST AND WEST.
Earl Russell Defends the
Blockade.
Opinion of General Grants
Operations.
THE ANCLO-REBEL PRIVATEERS.
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Diplomacy Of Mason, tho Rebel
Commissioner.
NapOleOn's Thanks to FOrey at
PuebIa.
-y,>~s~o~>ro>.o~~~.~>o,-~
THE IMPERIAL PLAN FOR MEXICO.
POLISH v1cT oRIHs.
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
THE OPERA IN LONDON.
&C., &c. 10.
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General ;.;.l!., Gt.ns e . e Bssor. fore xiet.surs.


General Grants Arst movements vicksbuEg were 20
successu that the capture Of the place regarded
the federal &fmy certain That belief fully shared
by the populations Of the great Northern cities But the
rs acccuuts wore not followed BY the result generally
expcctsd and nearly fortnight has elapsed still leaving
the federal investing force outside the fortified lines With
every day. therefore, the position Of General Grant
becoming more critical The main purpose OF bis advance
had been foed and the fortune Of tho federal arms
the date OF the last accounts balancing betwocn
temporary check and total failure.
General Grant really begins 70 dig and ntrench and
commence siego according 10 ruie tho operations V
enter third phase. lees promising than tho plan d
coup de main n the summer months Siege works Ia the
swamps Of the mississippi would be'fata and II vicks
burg provisioned for ninety days may reduce
the investing forces TO tho skeleton Of army before the
place need surrender II of the newly raised negro
regiments empoyed In the trenches the loss OF life
among the while soldiers may b. less, but the blacks
will be "expendod" In the free federal service by
labor more deadly than they were ever employed
on a. slaves. When they wore looked on as proper
ty they were too valuable TO be killed by work for
which rshmen could be obtained. Every incident Of the
warof emancipation secms turn fatally against the
istencc Of the black race tho federas Obliged
raise the siege OF vicksburg hotsands Of CONTRA
banda may their lives to the defeat or their friends
Tho anomaly Is only Of the strange complications Of
war In which the condition OF another 10 involved
The "con0ct u everywhere becoming desperate"
but executions reprisas arc giving peculiar fero
city Enlisted soldier the negro puts his white ot
cor beyond tho pale OF humanity Employed as camp
aborer the ar cxterminates the negro himself pro-
onged siege OF vcksburg will bring the black
and mournful experience OF freedom.
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any in the world IL Is Il hide facts like these that the
British government stands deadly opposed to all reduc.
cn Of postage between the countries and keeps the
rates up to the hig and mes oppressive figure Any
one sending letter weighing quar- or or half an ounce
10 fieDd brother sister, daughter or son IN America
must pay a sum OF money equal TO a days wages OF q
LIB ring man and printed pamphlet weighing quarter
Of p'und 10 mucted In penalty OF sixteen cents
half 10 be paid by each intsrestedhe sender and
receiver When will the reign Of such tyranny and in
justice cease? f
In support OF the prcp'sterous claims and pre-
tended advantages OF some OF tho worst OF the British
colonies, lawyer employed by the london FINES TO
go through portions Of British Columbia and "write IN"
that hyperborean region. He did So and attracted by
his descriptions in what to be styled "ihe leading
Journal" quite number OF emgrants nocked to that
colony. rA era,
kngands great card now is China and its ultimate con-
quest Regular war bulletins. giving record OF the
deeds OF the "Anglo- Chinese army" received by
every mail. heard an English gentleman say; ''Ws
shall have Governor General Of China In less than three
years" Then affairs coming a crisis in Japan and
there may be W tn that rich country.
An utmatun has be0n To che Tycoon NJ Japan for
large sum of money, demanded as compensation and
smart money for the murders committed on English
men. We shall soon learn the answer.
Russian and Polish affairs antly growing moro
complicated and gloomy. A Hungarian gentleman, who
opportunities obtaining political Information,
tells that Napoleon has got all parties just whore no
The demsnds on the Cznrs government being refused
and declined altogether ard Prussia oining Russia
being eqcront, France is going 70 wait certain brief
period for the acquescence of Russia the Joint request
made 10 comply with the terms Of the Polish treaty as
demanded by Great Britain Austria and France and then
II IL not DONE the French is going TO move to the
Rhine frontier and simultaneously the Austrian army Ii
going 10 be moved % the frontier OF Gallicia.
OF course that Is the very brink OF war The great
object OF France Is to obtain Prussias Rhine provinces
and 'restore the old frontier" guarantee is 10 DO
given TO England that the boundaries and integrity Of Bel
gium to be respected Then when the war opens as
the future safety of England will depend the good feel
ing and friendly alliance Of France, the latter will insist,
tho price of this that her Britannia Maestys govern
join the Gallo forces enact the Of the
Crmea in 1854. Such appears to be the situation NJ tho
present time
have made arrangements TO obtain the latest and most
reliable by telegraph from ali the important points
and leading capitals Of the continent OF Europe TO the
latest hour for closing the American mail. and this in
special dispatches for tho New York HERALD entirely in
dependent Of the news sent to the English press.
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Earl Russell ON Neutral Rights and tn,
Rlnc

Earl Russell ON Neutral Rights and tho
Blockade.
the House OF Lords the 18th Of June the Marquis
OF CANRcAKDE moved copies Of any reports that may
have been received from the Admiral commanding her
Majesty squadron on the North American and West India
station concerning the protection from seizure vista
ton afforded TO British vessels by tho Aradne and other
ships by convoy otherwise He further asked what had
been thercsult remonsrances made 70 United
States government by her Msjeys Minister at Washing
mate commerce. The noble Marquis recapitulatsd tho
mplants which he made few weeks ago in reference
70 the proceedings Of the American cruisers contendng
that they were In conraventon OF internatial
law and that it the duty Of her Majestys govern
ment 70 reinforce the North American squadron. so
also urged that the seizures which were being
made BY tho federal feet were not for the
sur ssroyins If possoio Large I % and legitimate at, B British
trade which had sprung up with Nassau and Matamoros
He ahpeher denied ne efficiency Of Me bockade Of the
Majesys government He read letter from Lancashire
manufacturer giving details In reference TO -four steam
Of Charleston seventeen times In the course of one
month conveying &l20 900 worth OF British goods into
Charleston and taking out f2oo 900 worth Of cotton Tho
noble Marquis. In conclusion, complained that the
Aradne and other ships had been employed In contra
vention Of international law In conveying certain vessels
engaged In commerce, while they had altogether omitted
to afford protection TO others.
Earl RUssKIL said the statements Of tho noble Marquis
inconsistent inasmuch he declared that the
ses he des cd to protect were engaged in an innocent
trade while in the breath he admitted that numer
Gus British vessels were carrying on profitable trade IN
running the blockade The attention Of the government
had boon drawn 10 one or two recent cases OF and
he had written TO Lord Lyons upon the subject directing
dent that Of the ships which had been seized were
trading with neutral pors and that slrong impression
prevailed In this country that they had been seized in
reckless manner. The OF the American govern
justify the seizures. and that those grounds
American Prize Court He had objection to produce
Of tho correspondence which hat taken place upon
the sub Tho noble Earl added a in The opinion Of
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Fred MoCrslsh Director OF tho Columbia Telegraph San
Francisco, June 3, twenty minutes past nne r. n. 20
Cyrus v. Field, on board The China
IccagratalAls you % tbe mospscs yQur dnA e6ort
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Napoleon's Thanks to tho Army.What
He Intends for Mexico.

The Emperor Napoleon has, June l6 addressed letter
TO General Forey testfyng the strong satisfaction which
the taking OF Pucba had given him. The Emperor also
expresses bis appreciation of the aud
age Of the army, which, he says. in distant expedi
ton, fought against the climate and an encmy much
more obstinate because deceived reewg my Intentions
His Majesty continues
bitterly deporc the loss Of many brave mon but
have <he coDsoaory thought that has not been useless
for the interests and honor OF france and for csaion
Orr aim is not 30 tmpose on Ne Aericdns government
a. inst their oiu, nor 10 mako TO the
triumph OF ANY party whatever. desire that Mexico
may be born to fe and that shortly, reoeneratd
bJ Qorempent founded upon fhe naossol wi. the princi
res Of order and proress, and respect for International
France acknowledge tat IS TO France that she o,ces her
peace and propnit0.
await the official reports TO give TO the army and its
chief their meritod recompense.
For the present, General, receive my and sin
core congratulations. NAPOLEON.
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

Imperial Rewards.
II reported Paris that Forey would be nominated
Marshal OF France, and General Baxainc o Senator
The New York herald., 1863-06-30
THE WAR IN MEXICO.

General FOrey's Report from PuebIa.
despatch from Paris of the 10Th Of June contains the
following interesting news:-Genoral Foreys report.
dated 18th OF May has here It agrees with the
intelligence published by the Courier des Flats Unss
General Forey states that his refusal to permit the
treat Of the Mexican troops from Puebla 0rega decided
dissolvng his army He also caused all arms be
broken cannon to be spiked and the magazine 70 be
blown General Ortega thon sent flag OF truce TO
General Forey announcing that the garrison had eri
mated its defence and placed itself at General Foreys dis
crotOn Eu
General Foroy's report continues-Then twelve thou.
sand men, the creator part of them without uniforms,
arms equipments-Me aoho'e of the idher haping
been broker, ard hrown into the srsaconsttuted them
selves prisoners. From Thousand to twelve hundred
officers caused to be Informed that they
bled at the Palace awaiting my orders.
AL the material OF war romans in possession. "
only a3ears TO have been partly spoed and even That
The report says, in concusIon:-The army is at the
height OF It's joy, and will march in few days upon
Mexico h hf& fNtea Ia
How the Emperor received the News.
paris (June 1l) correspondents of independence Bege
An Eng ish steamer which left Vera the 22d OF
May arrived at New York on tho 3lst 1t left tho st
of June with the which M de Monthoon forwarded
British coast called Green Coast tGreeu Casts-ED
was forwarded direct TO Paris containing the much de
sired information. The English agent had mis- written
threw doubt s tho se%
ever, az was almost sim anoously confirmed from
another source rouyn de- Lhuys who received the
dately telegrsphed IL To Fontanebeau. The En-
pvr e point Of sitting dinner when he ~
ceived Me depoch from the Mirier of Foreign Afdf,s
glsam Of pleasure passed hs Majexy's counenance
when he had read IL, and he joyy exclaimed, "Merco is
ew,' The Emperor thsn doubled up the despatch and
threw out of the window n the band Of the Imperial
Guard which playing outside during the rcpast of
their Majeses. The loader or the band read II aloud
and a hearty cheer was Immediately given, which was
Joined In by all outside In the evening the
sponanecusy Illuminated and guns rcd in honor Of the
event.
NJ dc Persigny announced IL the evening at Paris
ct the opora, but not generally known that the
news Official The members OF the Cabinet did not
like TO take upon themselves the responsibility OF firing
the yesterday evening (0th) but to-day 1th),
Fontanebesu saivo Of twenty one guns fred from
the Invades.
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tran,ept window tho cosrei sadc ,cf-csenh Nss
sc.ss r. sss ~ ,Ss sss ssss sss The 4
with S. Joachim hor father. on QUE s,s. sve Anna.
her aotaer. on the o.asr Bsa.ss .Sn the seom var.
s.SM ISa zssyss Sg'ss.. ss .ss .'.@1 ..s =.
hichaea. Ssseriel and KaI,hael--w watch willis.
sasr,ng ans pasng the sacred okdes. s.~snson OF 'na
wMa lnaae hesf Tho top group tld4he oule conpa, y
nle.A on thc right re2resens the bifth OF NAY, ao
.a'msdaey oeow her preseatatioa in ~ temple. y"
1'D. ~ ,he next oompartncat Is painted (hs snnuncie
t,oa. n-1sns TO Tho sln.Ilcr window, tSS ards the
altar we nd above 10 ;he st oinp ashent oepk Ted the
miracle Of Cara when q is yequest OF Mary, her vns
sc. changed wa'er lno wme sasi below y the re.'o,
souati,n of tho coming OF the Hy Gfrst on the Day
pen.soos Tho higher grtnp n the next ranel rer se"
tho holy and happy end q ssrys long exile aud oeo"
II Ia depicted Mary immaculate Drowned with glory. Inc
thieo windows behld tho high altar were exeouted IN
Mnnch 1hsy coosiaered masterpieces. Thero ts
rwubabiy nothing superior 10 tbem in Europe not
necessarv describe ten the subject Of Zach being
90 well known-vz: the "Nat'vity.' the "crucihxion"
and the Hosurrcot OF our Lord" thus presenting aa
abridg meut sf the life Of tho SsviourGod Tho asures
or the natural eiSe
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Soldiers BVunties aad the Faith OF the
War Department..

We ore daily In receipt OF communications from our
state volunteers who enlisted for years at the com
of tho war; and whore terms or service ha
recently expired. The years regiments were thoss
numerically designated from 70 thirty eight. The
men now insist that when thoy enlisted they prom
sed one hundred dollars bounty to be paid al the expra
tiOn Of their term Of service unless s2onsr dlsshargee
,wign these reginonts were recruited their on
GERS announced, verbally aud by printed pla
cards and By newspaper advertisements, that this
bounty was TO be paid. The officers making thi'
announcement acted good faith there ia abundant
written proof from the War Department warrantng them
f0r tho course pursued The soldiers Of these ros
comprised some Of tho men q our ci.y spd STATE
who fought ia nearly all tho battles during their scrm oI
service, and when tho time came for thor dsQ,se
rested 10 perfect confidence that the waf Department.
would fuhl va obligations Many q these regiments dd
no, their full term Of twenty -four calendar months,
but mustered out the Recommendations of com
waudius generals IN the field. partly from tho
fscs that all Of them had rendered such dlst1.
plshSo service in the neli, and their torn q
,icservioe few months Be'o DER twenty ddr popsis
a "a s.p s.gIsS sSsS be a 2 a. .a
would be induced 10 rs enlist for m lfee year. term
On Forwarding their apers @ Washington !; obtain paw
fen gf the bountes promised them, the follow gg roy
was rsreved-,a 10 boubty due. by decision y DO
secretary p. War Psymastg Generals ofice, Auglsl
rossssrs 70 sss a De s sSa'ssd b; "a. S..a:. i:.
claimed ey Them. lhey enlisted % the oealticu Of rs
longer necessary 70 compete their legal tsf pf sefvce
and were mustered out before its expira ", merely 70
sui sui the oonvenience Of the depsrlmssj Ths twnng
ms sharp corner upon them looks ar II tey wSfs dis
charged advance OF their time merely 20 sayr the fcw
bundred thousand dollars 10 which their bonntss would
amount 10 the aggregate,
ne facs q thoss soldiers favus tner discharges
iaoed " ne faymaster Gebesl n the manner ds5crtsd
70 be heitlocms tbe families Of the dischsrred volub
tecrs and hs red ink endorsement destroys heir yalue
70 see what steps Tho waf Depsrtmtpi VIII IKE N the
msttN hey Are Willing 70 enlist, but Insist their nrsi
bounty not pyid, aco?rdag 10 agreement ths large
bdu!tIss nov 9ersd vi tqf pcs % Sc a. decisive and
mythicsa = ps nfsh VII Mr. Stanton do these brave
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HYpRoruoprA rRRvrrrm.-Tne Pyucy~ Of rvous ,,.r
ticns remedy for the bite OF mad DOC dtscov n a
by German vetsrinary surgeon o Magdsburs named
Kldsbrand BY which the painful application of rod hos
iroo ID avoided. This remedy consists In baahirg the
place bitten with bot wstcs. N. Hipdebrsnd has secss-
isned by eypescnce Mat hot water has tbs effect o az
composing the viras and applied In renders eau.
tcsiq ion unnecessary Ia thu cass al that 10 b.
dore alter well baihrg the paft stated, s TO arpiy
solution ~ csust'c rotasb " the wound with brush,
and atsr~srds ancnt u With aniimopy ointment