, 1863-08-20
THE NEyy NAPOLEON PAM.
P1IAET.
4Re Emperor, Poland and Eurone-
RUSSIA aud. tho Three Powers.

a nc" French pamphlet Is published by II,
Dentu, the recognized Government publish
er, snd Is entitled 'sL'Empeteur. In Polopne.
e. LEu1oFe." The writer (said to be- II.
Aocquard) states that England and Austria
are determined to act with France, and that
ttelr unanimity Is security for peace, Ha
adds that could Prussia be brought to 1o,n
| them, the success would be more certain. and
| proceeds: - -
II the Cabinet Of st. Petersburg should per-
sigt in the dep1ofabIe coarse 1t has thon,rht
proper to adopt, the Governments which
mare loysl1y appealed to It's better feelings
would, though with regret, be compelled to
suspend relations which, for the time being,
had become without an object. An Anglo.
Franee:SWedish squadron might operate in
the Baltic, while an Anglo. France Italian fleet.
would appear IN the Black Sea. It Is dssira-
Bile to avoid laytng the theatre OF war IN the
cent5e OF Europe. The western frontiers of
the Russian empire should be- closely watch
ed, and that would be the natural duty Of
Austria and Pruasia. VIII Prussia, Mho,
since the beginning OF the Polish fnsurrsc.Iou'
has done her best to serve Russfa, even trans.
crossing the law Of nations in her desire to do
60, At the I1ak Of bringing about . general
the desirable guaranteese isis necessary that
russia should abandon the ambiguous posi-
lions che has taken Up. The three Powers
want to knowi Prussia sides with them or
III MaIh Russia. WIN King William, forgctful Of
aEother jena, to arrive ut another FriedIani
jne LIBERAL views eyinced by the Prussian
deputies, and the practical good sense which
anamates the population Of The kingdom, per
= MI 1s 70 nope that disastrous schemes shall
be laid aside. The German people, however.
VIII know on whom to rest The Responsibility
Of continual war, which must NECESSARILY jn-
1nfe their interests. But even then Germany
Wonld be spared Us much as possible, so that |
the whole country should not be made to sui: |
1T 1t lgr o. tae onndness OF few misguided mcn.
me foWers would conane themselves to u;9
Fsussia rs high road to Russia. For mel.
laer FRANCE nor her government entertains
lne shghtest III Will nor barbors the remotest |
design against Germany; we know ali The
en- e@mnenty good qualities Of the German peo.
fe.s from its divisions, POSSESSES Of sire strenrth M
9nd power. And far from wlshing to iriRrc
It, we form wishes for its future and It's nros.
peny. Prussia possibly holds in her hands
a. Id9a a9is moment peace o. war: May she, By
she 1s hastenipg to = catastrophe! a rene
rous Inspiration would soon add to The in.
poftance Of State which, for the last f1ftv |
years, unfortunately for itself, has held too
n, much aloof from events, and kept, a. It wefe
.as;~. ~ nutN u EAlce Is p1ed2ed that |
TIE condition Of the Poles. The GoyernmenS
OF Her Britannia Majesty has lid dogn. with
sound practical eense, that the first element
OF good government was tha existence Of
npt9a confidence between the rulers and tho
Iuied. And It has pointed out thas, to eatab- |
ish somewhat stable order of things, It was
necessary that the fresh organization should
embrace all tie Polish proVinces-tlat is. to |
'ay, the whole Of the country which the yari-
;us PARTITIONS have taken from Poland to |
submit to the empire Of Russia, We a-a han
= to It'd ourselves in thorough conformity ,
! E1eMs with our old and gallant Crimean !
lily. The government Ct the Empcror Nspo- I
con las made known from tho outset that
ne combinations which had been tried aud | 8
+ The evil shon1d be extirpated. The E rpsror y
Y; lie1ander T. must bear In u.led that ta5 CON
ltlons would 10 more stringent utter, than y
efose q var. He might not hare an opDor- ii
aInlty Of renewing the episode Of The Inter- Il
.em a4 " Inc Mieme9. Frapce, occe her sword Fl
Iate Lithuania as she liberated LombardY. | !.
ne Emperor Napoleon knows that If any
ing can dissolve hostile parties In France
is to do what all have failed In; that what -
oul9 most eff ctoally conEo olidate bis dynasty =
o9la o. be war for the emancipation Of 70.
knows that it would secure to hin and his e,
&c blessing Of Heaven md the gratitude 0f 5!
en. The Emperor, in that holy cause, prose- a
ties no personal design, and reserves fof him 81 81
II nothing but the satisfaction Of fulfilling A.
,,ble duty. The Russians congratulate tdem. q
Ives on having gained time, and they lltter II:
emselyes that the lateness Of the season will s,ss
on render us unable to act. Let them re- 7
smber that 1t was on the Goth Of September
at re conquered at the Alma, and nt jena T.
Were victorious on October Il, ssThe Y
inee Royal OF Sweden might have reached
Petersburg before got to Moscow" said
poleon. But Why talk 80 much Of war,
len there arc yet SO many reasons for not
sFalstDe Of peace? Only 1t will be well
1t the character Of Napoleon III should not
misunderstood at St. Petersburg, and that
hould be understood tlat there arc some n
ngs he cannot allow to be done. IF the u
1peror Alexander is animated By the spirit
moderation which inspires our government.
Thing can be more simple than to proclaim
armjstice, and-to cease those military pre- -
tntions which are like threat Of war. and OF
:refore source OF uneasincss for Europe.
II, " some motive dif1cal1to understand. r
Malesty the Emperor Of Russia Should oc
ct with another refusal Of the moderate de- ~
nds OF the Powers then ire should ba com. l
led once more to leave to the decision Of Co
os and to the chances Of var what m{rht
be settled by reason and Justice. "a