The New York herald., 1863-05-19
The Reply 60 France.

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Prince GorrcnAKorP TO Baron DE BuprHRG at Paris =
MoSsIErR LIZ BARoS-On the morning OF the 5th (1sth)
OF April the Ambassador OF France communicated to me
despatch from NJ Drouyn dc Lhuys relative TO the con
dtion OF the Kingdom OF Poland
transmit your Exceilency copy OF that document,
which Immediately submitted TO his Majesty the En-
our august master came to the conclusion that the
wishes expressed In the name OF the Emperor Napoleon
completely barmoni2e with his own
The French government expresses regards the sad
events which have taken place in the Kingdom OF Poland,
sentiments which fail to be shared by every
crnment which friend 10 mankind IL could not for
one moment entertain doubt of the deep afcton which
this state Of affairs TO august master, OF the
lively solictude with which inspires his Majesty Of
the ardent desire he eperans 10 be able to put an end to
The French government points the reaction which
those agtaons exercise upon neghborng States and the
anxiety TO which they give rise In the rest Of Europe
our august admits the just interest which the
bordering Powers and those who cooperated in settling
the state OF Europe must naturally take in all compica
tons OF n nature 10 disturb Its harmony
But the interest which Russia takes 10 events which
touch her nearly cannot surely be less profound as
more than all desires 10 tranquility restored In the
kingdom, and the safety Of Europe assured
Tho Emperor Napoleon finally expresses his confidence
spred with continent OF reserve which His Majesty
appreciates when he points out 10 u.s. In conciusion the
opportunity for taking measures 10 place Poland IN the
Nothing could better respond to the wishes Of the En-
But Is precisely upon the selection Of those measures
that would desirable 10 come 10 an understanding
The French Minister Of Foreign Affairs points out tho
tons Acrto saogaed 10 rocomcie Poland with TIC position
| gyansed 20 hsT.
TAis Is an additional motre not experiments
,rNich haze been Of mGorun 10 Poland ceu as
20 R,sa-a eause Of trouble 10 Europe, and hsch in oil
p,obalilfv ,copd e,,d In TIC same results
Tho evil from which the kingdom Il actually suffering
s not an isolated The whole Of Europe s infected
by IT, Revolutionary tendencies, ,ohich The Of our
ros are ucsc concentrated f is country because sy find
sx6leient conbsbe materials there oipe them ne hope Of
making TIE focus Of co.forscn wAteh reuld e<end 10
| The government whoee duty II s to cure this evil
cannot devote much attention 10 IT, much prudence
and Allowances 10 distinguish the elements which
ought 10 DO removed common danger from those the
Developments Of which, followed with perseverance, and
maturity, may serve TO form lasting future.
Our august master has devoted himself 10 this task
which connected with that which since his accession 70
the throne his Majesty has imposed upon himself 10
complsh bring every portion OF his empire into
the path Of regular progress.
have explained thcse views Of our august master in
the annexed despatch which have just addressed 20 the
Ambassador Of his Majesty In London in reply 10 com
municaion from the government OF her Britannia Ma.
jesty analogous N that OF H. Drouyn Dlhuys BY the
Efnperors orders you requested TO hand coIy OF
that document the French minister of Foreign Affairs
lie will what part, according 10 views tho En-.
the wish which he expresses 70 In the name OF hu
manty and that Of the permanent interests Of Europe
m. sviil arsdly admit hdf, ch tie elements of coSvsoro
Js rs~cson srreod ~ nedyy frTy country and Which
6r rpon ersrv point rhers chano, Of dia.pan
ar s,rnon ne tdsk Of resorng 9ut and psocs should
no. spend upon fse cofs OF single government and t.rt
10 AK s % eynguA coufagraton which corxsanfi,
Ming s,srped ,oh inerhanibe fuel fro without ,cculd
10 70 ce.fs e question wshsr e'reIs w',su an ow.