The New York herald., 1863-06-04

kead OF the cabinet u would be vain 20 expect change OF
eiicy wnch one ooul produce better understanding
lhat the eudal party Prussia, OF whom the Eismark
Ministry aro'mero tools should choose moment like tho
present Tor war " the knife with their own country
men shows degree OF inatuston almost without parai
lei IN the annals ol history There V nothing TO equal
but the conduct Of the Greeks OF the Lower kpre VINO
were squabbing about Homsusias aud HomGusins while
tho Turks were laundering at their gates. Letters from
Paris assert In the most positive that Louis Ma
poleon resolved carry into execution his projects
for the remuneration or the provinces coded 70 Prussia
leng the favore dream OF the whoae French nation
and that the Polish question only bssis OF
operations lor tho attainment OF tnis cheshed oolect
The King quite aware Of the dangers that him
In that quarter but instead Of taking the bcst and
meansof averng them by throwing himself upon tho af
fections or his people he ondeavors 10 strengthen himse
by alliance with Austria for the sake OF which he
ready to submit to second Olmutz But II 10 extremely
doubtful whether even the most humiatng concessions
will enable him to the repugnance OF
70 take any step that may embro her with France II
that the Cabinet Vienna greatly alarmed at the
given the Polish question: very remarkable
article has just been published in the official Doas lei
tg saying that tho position OF Austria In siica makes
upon her 10 oppose tho restoration Of Poland
any other combination that may lead to disturbance
IN the territorial OF europe but Louis Ma
poeon has in his power TO pressure upon her
which, does not induce her 10 CO oerate with him in
realizing his plans Will efecualy preclude the possibility
OF hor doing thing to counterac them word from
him would suffice to hurl the Of Piedmont and the
revolutionary bands OF Garibadi against venta Hun
gary Is only Whiting opportunity 10 throw oil the yoke
and in tho Of Austria would by busy
keeping down her subjects trouble herself about
left TO her resources defend Rhine against
French INVASION and instead OF receiving assistance from
slippery and INSCRIPTIONS Power does not finally join
hands with Napoleon, who Is well known TO have offered
sesia ana the crown Germany as compensation for
the prospective loss OF Galicia
Tho 18th Of May has passed of In Warsaw without any
o. the startling events that were predicted II affirm
cd that the citadel had been undermined, and that at
signal given by tbs Secret Committee II would be blown
into the air. with ts whole garrison but this appears TO
nave been one Of the many cdn1rds that have been
flying about lately. According TO some accounts
the Poles are discouraged by tho succession OF dis
s' last month"; and and ' to which 1"'i now added
the breaking up OF the corps Of Jezwinsk In the proca
nations Of the Secret Committee, however which en
dcspondsncy are visible and they still speak with the
same canndence q the ultimate Of the terrible
her liberty and Independence I'VE viii never lay DOWN
our arms. they say, untu the last Polish heart has
driven beyond tho Dwiua and the Dneiper." If the
intelligence Of formidable outbreak in Podola and the
Insurgents favorable ssrn although @ person. ac
quainted with these districts Of opiuon that the
has not much chance Of success there As the
Catholics, who are more likely to side with the
ment than with tho nobs who the chief representa-
tives Of the Polish element and from whom they d
vded not only by the antipathies of aud religion,
but by the hatred which the sef naturally feels his
master On the other hand must be recolected that
these. provhcea are very distant from the Turkish
frontier and consequently more casy Of access than o
troduced by stealth from Prussia and Austria while they
will be encouraged least connived by the turks
who would be glad OF opportunity OF annoying the
hated Moskof In fact IL Is reported that band Of sym
pathizers has already been organized In, Mol.
davia, and win be- commanded by Zurc, who
has arrived at Gaatz for that purpose From
Lithuana we have nothing but Russian Bulletins. which
that Narbut and Sierakowski nown by the
de guerre of Dobega have both lost their lives;
but there too 1t is evident that the revolt Is far from
being quecd In somc parts tho peasants have joined
the insurgents while in others they have taken up
against the nobility, burnt their castles and committed
similar TO those that perperacd in Gscia
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