New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-06

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,ractoe ~hore ouy such grave problem can he solved,
Inc res IL that the three Courts desire Vic return OF
The Kingdom Of Poland 20 the conditions OF dlIao.
neoce That is also The constant ana dearest WISH Oh
NJ ,rae Cents have declared their desire geek
for tbe means Of solution ia the Limits 81 tho engage
nerts of lel5 The Tn pcror oil kussa declare hlsoi
decided o maintain these engagements il MI their eA
tont 10 satisfy item his Majesty has granted TO Po
land institutions which based on the principles oil
administrative autonomy and electoral representation
Sbe ,ointnns These institutions, and reserves to her
scf ,o Icveop them On their side, the three Courts
have rcco,nncnded being able 20 contribute TO the
pacication of Poland SIX points, ihc Greater part oi
which already are IN existence. while the others are in
course 81 prcparaon the direction Of the views OF
which his Majesty has given intimaiion
But q, tie same time the three Courts think that
the apuraton Of these measures orgh. to be iinme'
sa,e and would assure tire establishment Of order
nd tranquility in tho Kingdom. Tie Russian Gov
crnnAni H. the contrary Of opinion that uiter inc
experience acquired tAcse measures cannot be nr!hen
in presence OF the instruction IN arms that ihey
ouct 10 be preceded BY the establishment Of orde
en- that 10 be cicaclone they ought To- cmanai. Ga.
rcCty fIom tho sovereign power III inc peihnneu US
force and liberty without any foreign diplomatic
pressure. Such the shades Of ainerence an our
opinions ~.,.o. 49, -. 81, -,
nature as TO give reason for serious disagreement
h,,,een lc Cabinets still less 10 trouble lie peace u
Europe. They could only take that character by PEI,
hitting the Geyelopm,n nj Of what Is evidently the plan OF
hand bear strongly tie public opinion Of Europe BY
the .ncciace OF struggle, the cahiniles oil when "!
set themselves 20 multiply ana ngFl"N"tc Nnlo on "
other hand IN proonenc the disorder they deprive the
Nussian Government % tie possibility OF adopting G1d
applying moral measures Of pacihcatlnn "ioh W.ulu
corr spond 20 It's intention not less hah Inc desires
oi The Cabinets a1d the sentiments II public opi'iop
Such to.erat on is only 10 BE- feared nom those
Powers which nlght be determined 10 pursue under an
appearance Of Diplomatic action within tAe UNITS OF IN
teruaonal engagements the realization VI the most eK
,re,c desires OF the Polish revolution. tending 10 the
snbver,ion Of treaties aud Of the European equilibrium
bs evidently could not be expected nom the Cabinets
which interested IN mshtanlhs ,H", Stlpi' . uHi
and which have taken ~ the basis oi tDor Intervention
the scrupuous execution of the treaties OF 4el3'
RUSSIAN REPLY To FRANCE.
The Monit,u publishes the reply Of Prince
Gorchako TO the lat Tote II the French Government
on the Polish question. as also meroTanGum annexed
The following a. q translation IL Prince Gorchakofs
dispatch to Baron De Budberg'.
"TsARKor. SEQ Aug &c Sept - 1853
"Itaye the honor herewith 20 send to your Excel
lencv the cory Of dispatch frpm II. Drouyn &c Lhuys
which the Duke de Mouiebelc was charged 70 oomma'
nioatc TO you
docu-cut with al The attention which It dctclfcs nnd
with TIE wish 70 lead this exchange Of ideas to
understanding
on, motives o. abandoa the point oi Wow expressed by
you in ny dispatch Of tho lsi lhh) Of July.
We believe tl.t We are only meeting The views Of
from uroor ding discussion which would not attain
tie Z! ect Il Cancellation which NO havo m view " u
lad no other result than a. confirm each of thciwo Gov
elua.olts IN their opinions upon qncsion whtfo We
regret sincerely 20 caAtot atEtc WIKI TIC '@DiA'' U.
tie Tulllcrles
we via only dwell upon one point Of " Drouyn de
Lluyss dispatch because ne wsA 70 aFo!t ahi ~
source ~ Misunderstanding mean tie allution made
r,e than once aud under dieTOnt lrils ty Tie Iftnct
Minister Of Foreign Affairs 20 TIE Wosiein provinces
OF Russia participating to certain degree IN tic IN
tcTnatona spu.l,ions which IN ls" -iea VIC 1910
OF tie Unoly ~ Warsaw.
Tho Imperial Cabinet oanno, admit that roini u
view IN any measurcno' IN 'ts ino,' t'.'i,'fS oe
de nuys the declaration already m1fo IA ny forucf
Dispatch that bis Majesty the Emperor. always rrndi
scTgpll0u'y to aliD hs obligation, Ia ard AZ ne o~
crs niue: ptFcnp,oIy exclude. even 10 o. itieseas
II friendly vlcEs Any Alunon e. Zach portions o' 10
Empire o. which no International reference NhaiS'r'er
refers.
dispatch O. the French Minister = Foreign Affair." Nc
prefer 70 speak Of those where VIC agree al least H.
The french Government is aesiruus Of se,inr a
state u Attain esta4ishsd IN Poland which would give
tranquility 20 the So.niIy !9le, ~ huioi' ana ''o1
We heartily share Int de'rc. and VII Do every
thing IN our poSer 10 realize H.
''0uf eugusi master remains arr a,ed with 'se ncs
benevolent intentions toward Poland. and WITH The
NOS, conclla,.ng ones toward TIE foreign foScrs.
The welfare Of his subjects Of c,cfy race and 81
evcry religious confctsion is AL obligation vkita Us
science aid lie people. The LmlfgoF defoiss al Us
spliciiudc 20 ill1l r.
As regards tlo ro,ponhtiAiy Which hi, halc,iy
NAV assume IN his International relations thoso fcla
to are regulated hy international law. Tie violation
Of those Fundamental principles may alone lead 70 p
tlonsihiy. Our august mnsiei 10 alssyt respected
and observed thee principles toward Other states i
Mn ,y has tie hight 20 e4pet and . demand tie zane
respect on tie Part II tie other Poser
70 all please read tits dispatch 70 And leavc
copy oft With The French Minister Of IoI,gt AFFAIR."
.m 49, 0ONC IIAhOff'
TIE RUSSIAN REILLY 10 ArsTEIA.
Tie following II the text Of the Note ad-
drosscd by Prince Gofohakon g. NJ Dc knorring The
Russian representative at Vienna
"IKAEikor srDo Aug 20. 1913.
You viii hnd annexed the copy = dlspaicA nun
Count De- Ncchbcrg. which the AUSTRIAN Charge dAi'
fl.Ics VIZ charged % communicate T. me
II contains The ohscTfaflpnH suFgrHied 20 The Al,
trlnu Minister ior Foreign Anls ~ ttc overture
tanned In NY dispatch ~ The 1871 = July nnh a's 20
our great regret that tie Austrian Government dlcs
iIu us ia opinion on m0a " TIC points which Ne have
mentioned Our propositions lna N slea IL vors u
oonclaiion The urgcucy Of which Count dc Kechber.
Las Ioiutcd ont h. Ne.
precisely o. point that idea and 10 remove before.
hand the objections and the Misunderstanding to which
might give rife We regret that II has not met With
the adhesion of the Cabinet Of Vienna.
The greater tho value We should have attached !"
coming 10 an understanding with IL on question Ia
which We consider Interests 10 be Identical. tAe
further arc 80 from wifhng 10 prolong discussion
which viii do more than prove n difference OF
opiulon We are persuaded that Count do Kechb,rg
viii share IA tiis feeling.
we prefer "a coine ouIre'es 80 The essential points
Of his dfpnches which intend a, !easi 10 agree
with him.
Tho Austrian Government wishes 10 see state -
incf promptly reoatnhiished In The Kingdom ~ Poland
which Onld restore tranquility 10 That country iciosc
Europe and security O. the relations bc"c the
Cabinet We fully participate IN that desir' aud al
that may depend shall be done Ia order ~ resi-
he A.
"Our august master continue 10 be animated with
the kndliest intentions toward Pollard and Hith the
most liatoIy feelings toward all foreign Powers
"Ihc welfare Of all Lin subjects II oil rnces and OF
all religious cTceds. II an obligation which hr Imperial
Majesty has ACCEPTED before God his COINCIDENCE and