New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-04

corys d'armee has beer no'eu INV tit I,a
- tnowo TO Count Reohberg that the mn
prcoaratioDg making at s.. Petersburg are Jas
,;6sd by tho suspicious conduct OF The swedish
Court. ,:-h,.,. .,.,, ~ 90 ,rha,
NOV he taking place at Stockholm, anu Gao only re-
nsat that all these reports of approaching war are
mere idle gossp. IL is perhaps too mucn 10 sIale
that the relations between France and kusSia are on
a most satisfactory footing, but though perhaps no.
quite 90 cordial az they were i'tle time ego .oey
are far from unfriendy. IL is said that diBpatch
which arrived here few days ago conveys sss n
apces that the Czar means TO grant reforms 20 lo
land. which, If they he not all the Trends OF ioiahu
can desre are such rs, at any rate 10 enu 'a y.
month of the French Government. According W
this report Poland is to enjoy
a I" non-res ponsible" Ministry, aud "resronEDie
yiceroy, who is to be appointed by the Gar, the
Office not TO be hereditary. Az the same time over
tures are said to have been MAIDS TO Tie Polish rec
gees in Paris, who are supposed 10 direct tue insur
rection to induce them 10 use their influence 10 pu
an end 10 struggle, the continuance OF which cal
lead TO no result but barren slaughter. mention
all these rumors without in any way vouching ioi
their truth.
THE EMPEROR OF RUssIA's AMNESTY.
The following is the text Of the manifesto Oh Ut
Car relative " the amnesty: ,,.
Since the arrival Of the first reports OF the disturb
ances which have broken out in the kingdom OF 70
land, we have followed the impulse of our heart
and declared that would not render the Poiish ma
ton responsible for the agitation which has been az
tended with the most disastrous consequences Tor H.
We have only attributed IL to eyeitements which
have long since eInsneted from abroad, from some
individuals TO whom long years Of an adventuron,
life have given habit Of exciting disturbances ana
violence, and of secretly corcoetlng plots when az
ies in them the feelings OF humanity ana wh'cn
Ia ol.l ,ssOs n tIsTn
suIyng the national honor by asssssnations' Ihose
mantle stations Of another period, long SINCE con,
demued by the Judgment Of history no Longer accord
with the spirit of our day. The present generation
ought to undertake the task Of founding the prosper
y Of the country not by EMBEDDING torehso Vi oiooo'
but on the basis of tranquil progress. :,
That Is the object which We lad down Tor o1rsell
when. full of confidence in tie Divine protection,
we swore before God and our conscience 10 oeVo'e
our life 20 the happiness Of our people But IN ORDER
to fulfill in its fullest extent thaI oa'h, winch NC
shall always consider rs sacred, we must be assured
of the support OF all the men who hncereIy desire
the welfare Of their country ana who 90 not found
their devoteaneso on Interested calculations or on
criminal .empts but Oh tue maintenance OF trsn-
ouility and the protection Of the lave. In our sol
cItnde for the future OF tho country will forget
all past acts Of revolt Animated BY the earnest de-
sre OF putting an end to the eusion Of blood, which
il az frntess for the one as II is painful 10 the DINER
we in consequence grant full pardon 10 all our
subjects OF the Kingdom VINO nave TAKEN part IN Tue
late disturbances ii they have incurred Ito response
blltv for crimes committed in the ranks OF or army
and If between the present time and the l3ih May
they Law down their arms and return 10 obedience.
The obligation is imposed on US OF preserving the
country IRON recurrence Of those ngtaiions which
are contrary to order, and of commencing new era
! in its political life.
This cannot be brought abo1i without rational
organization Of the autonomy III the local admins
tration, as a foundation for the whole edihce. we
have laid down the bases in the institutions which
we have accorded 20 the kingdom; but, TO our STU
cere regret it bas not yet been possible to put TIC
result TO tie proof Of experiment, in consequence OF
the eIcitations which have put the chiners OF pas
sion in the place Of those conditions Of pubic order
necessary Tor all reforms ln sill maintaining these
institutions in their Integrity we reserve TO our
selves when their utility shall be proved to develop
them iursher according to the requirements of the
time aud Of the County. IL i- only by the ooni-
denoe which tie country shall show IN our intentions
that The kingdom Of Poland can remove tie traces
Of the unhappy present, and advance with certainty
! to the end OF our sooitndc. We pray that divine
assistance may be granted 70 US to accomplish what
NJ have Constantly considered ia on, Y lsSs'..29