New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-10

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| tsrcbanoe Of ideas. We beheld with lively satis
faction that Il did not misunderstand that desire Tor
a friendly understanding founded on our common in
eres in face OF eventualities foressen by the aoe'
tors the Instruction and who In spite OF the ra
parept will With which they cover their proceedings
lend TO consequences which might affect IN tbs END
the d,erri,y self Of the States OF his Austrian Males
| ty. TIE Count de Rechberg recommends to the con-
liberation Of the Russian Cabinet rome measures
whirh in his opinion might lead to the pscliestlon
OF the kingdom Of Poland. His Excellency Is 700
well informed Of the real state Of things IN thai
country for me to direct his attention 70 TIE iac.
that several Of tho measures exit already and that
others involve general principles which are not
contrary in their essential points 10 tho develop
msnt which our august mater has reserved 70 nin-
self to give to the present Institutions Of the KING
dom, Whenever his Mslesy may deem that the
proper moment has arrived. The Minister oil FOR
eign Affairs OF Austria besides himself admits ths'
The greater parts Of those Ideas enter into the plan
which tho Emperor has traced out. But his Elk
cellency will without doubt also allow that they
cannot be applied with any chance Of success until
material order has been re-establishsf. 8,
| Count De Recbserg will certainly comprehend
that 10 long no that condition. Indispensable to the
sslutary action Of the Government shall not nave
been fulfilled, all attempt At organization III tue
kingdom wlllsail on The one hand before the same
obstaees which the present disorders have h'horso
opposed 10 it. aud on the other before the moral en-
courage ment which The hope OF an active intsrven
| ten from abroad should necessarily bris9 70 tue
widest aspiration Of the instruction.
Itdeyends much on the great Powers 70 dissipa'e
those Illusions dissppoiDt those calculations, and
to accelerate the termination Of this situation, IN
taking into serious consideration that essential eide
OF the question which, in our opinion, makes ~
danger 10 Europe. We shall always be disposed to
| exchange our ideas on this subject with each OF
them IN tho course Of our diplomatic relations, and
with the sincere desre Of arriving vt AL understand
ing.
all the Powers sbat signed tue general treaty 81
Vienna Oh June 9, 1885, should take part, we do
not shut orr eyes to the interest which those Pow.
er, ough, to take Ia the present situation Of that
country inasmuch AZ it can disturb the general re-
pose and equilibrium founded by the treaty in which
they took do We contest their right ih'er-
pref the meaning OF that act according to their own
yswG Bat we cannot admit either the opportune-
pess or the practical utility Of submitting to their
dehbora.ion questions connected with the most
intimate details OF the administration OF the king.
DOM No great Power could accept soch direct
interference IN ito internal Affairs and beside, !! lie
not sl,bsr in the spirit IN the letter of eIs'tns
treaties and would only have the effect OF throwing
bssk she psc6osrion 10 which the wishes and tpe
s3vrts Of the Powers are tending, by increasng the
prsensons Of the Polhh sg'tstors by all The pres
tr which il would remove from the sovereign
sutt ori,y.
Count de Rechberg, In making tis eventual 3D.
previous consent Of the Russian Cabinet, has HIM
ssN forsseep, wyh sentiment Of disniIy which our
snsu'. mA..r IA, f;y .PE!'ei.."d tho s%,o 20 o.
oognizs In This ressrve new proof OF 'he ir'ondis
d,poations Of the Cabinet Of Vienna. aud IA levi
cenes of .hs Iunlce with which Count DC R.chbers
judges tbs siloation ,,,
lie oour-s which was followed In 1915 seems to
~ 10 indicate clearly the deliberations which c.n
be established on questions Affecting on The one
4 .r.I l All Ia
t,ntiye details IL the exclusive domain Of the con-
frmipg sovereign s,stos A. that time distinction
yss pras,icay established between these two cate.
gorie. Of IuIsrsstA The former were tho object oil
separate negotiations on the part OF tie Cosrs OF
Russia, fAsstria, AID Prussia, between which The
traditions OF history, permanent CONTACT, and I'm
mediate nsighborhood created a close solidarity
All tie arrsassnsIis dss,insd to regulate the In
tsruai administration and mutual relations OF The
| Pehsh territories, placed under their respective
douina,ion slcs tie Congress Of yisnns, were en-
bodied In separate treaties concluded directly be-
~ c<0 tboss three Cours on the 2is mi ID May
\ 1915. Ibey were successfully completed by series
Of special conventions whenever cireamsIanees re-
quised. The genera principles mentored N those
trra.s which could inIeSest Europe wsro alone Ia.
serted IN We sc< Of the Congress vi Vienna sgued
on the 9th May oh Junsj BY al tie powers called
10 tsko part therein.
| AT ths present moment these general principles
are not In question but tho Administrative details
and Internal arran. sments nghs be bsseh5i.lly dis.
cu,ssd between tie three Powers Ia order 10 place
Tho respective position Of their Polish possessions
affected by the stiyusious Of the treaties OF lolo,
/ In harmony With pTcasni uccssslIies and tho pro
pre,s Of ume. Tho Russian Cabinet declares i'seii
ready 10 euler at into such AZ understanding
| with tho Lsbipsu Of Vienna and Berlin. Our
august mater has TOO much confidence N ths con-
ciliaiory sent.m~nts and views OF tie Emperor 81
AusIyia not 10 lie persuaded thai an updorrta0ding
on tLess bsses would Iced TO results equally aais-
~ int af tla
the prosperity IL tLeir Polish subjects, aud III geI-
erul considerations which connect tIsse questions
xih tho Tepose Mud equilibrium OF Earops. Ae-
ospt, &c. ooRchAxoFT.
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! LUrRPooL, Aug. 2.--rhe steamship Grcs. East
ern IL OF tho barbor awaiting tide.
The London 7isles Of to-day hin All article on the
speech Of Archbishop sIiaghes tot the iNe~-York
rioters, and says Vie speech dshes Analysn AID RI.
| ,als In obssurtly the Delphan Oracle" Hatred
| Of Englana wa the keynote OF the speech.
| The Itwes Ii not surprised that the Archbishop,
IN a moment Of "selfcouscoasne-s, told his hear
es that ,hey might pOs'iby eonOlder his remarks us
" mere blsrney'
The London DAILY Ner, taunls Mr. Laird with
"unsufAcieucy Of evidence IN support OF his assor-
ton thai he was invited TO build shls for the Union
ais, and demands tie nauie Of bis anonymous cor.
respondent.
| CoPIsBAors, August Am alsucs between
tho Scandinavian monarohies 10 considered 70 DO
near Of baud.
swedsn has sddresred q note to Paris aud London,
protesting energetIcally against the German FEEDER
ais threat against Holstein.
CRAcow, August a.--Ihs insurgents under Chan
delinski hsd sueoessul encounter with the Rus
siabs on the 2Jtb, al Slccinen.
hSr. ParrRsbUno, August 2.--Prinee Gorchskoa,