The New York herald., 1863-08-17
THE NEW NAPOLEON PAMPHLET.


The Emperor, Poland and Europe
Russia and tho Three Powers.
new French pamphlet is published by N. Dentu, the
pereur La Pologne pEurops" The writer (sad be
Mocquard states that England and Austria deter
security FOR He adds that could Prussia Be- brought
to join them, the success would be more certain, and
II the Cabinet OF St. Petersburg should persist in the
governments which have ioyaay appealed to is better
pend relations which. for the time being, had become
without object. An Anglo Frrnco-Swedish squadron
s. = the BS Ss a az
bic 10 avoid laying the theatre Of in the centre Of
Europe. The western frontiers OF the Russian empire
duty OF Austria and Prussia. wNl Prussia, who since
the beginning Of the Polish nsurrection has her
tons in her desire 70 do So at the risk o bringing about
general join the Western alliance and offer all tho
desirable guarantees' Is necessary that Prussia should
three Powers want 70 know II Prussia sides with them
with Russia Will King William forgetful Of the lessons
at another Friedland9 The liberal views evnoed BY
the Prussian deputies and the practical good sense
NIT US ~- 70 hope that ~ disastrous schemes shall Be-
laid aside. The German people, however, will know on
whom 70 rest the responsibility OF continental war.
which must necessarily inure their interests. But
then Germany would be spared much Tossibe, so
that the whole country should not be made to ssr for
the blindness Of misguided The Powers would
confne themselves to use Prussia as high road 10 Rus
STA For neither France her government entertains
the slightest IN will nor harbors the remotest design
ties Of the German people, and all that that great people,
which suffers from its divisions, possesses Of strength and
power And far from wishing to inure 1t, form wishes
for ts future and i,s prosperity Prussia possibly holds
10 her hands at this moment peace war. May she,
she is Fastening to a CATASTROPHE A generous in
spiraton would soon add 20 the Importance Of
the 's soa % anS %
IL We're, inactive The word OF France Is pledged that
serious ame ratons should be effected In the condition
OF the Poles The government OF her Briannc Majesty
has laid down. with sound practical that Che Arst
element Of good government was the existence OF
confidence between the rulers and tho ruled And
il has pointed out that, to establish a somewhat stable
order Of things necessary that the fresh orgnDza
tion should embrace all the Polish provncesthat is to
the whole Of the country which the various part
have taken from Poland TO submit TO the empire Of
Russia We harpy TO find ourselves in thorough
The government Of the Emperor Napoleon has made
known from the outset that the combinations which
had been tried and failed should be Abandoned and
that the root Of the evil should be extirpated The
Emperor Alexander II. must bear in mind that the
conditions would be moro stringent after than before
o He might not have an opportunity OF
renewing the episode OF the interview the Niemens
France her sword s drawn will hold herself bound
to liberate Lithuana she liberated Lombardy The
Emperor Napoleon knows that II anything dissolve
hostile parties In France II Is to do what all have failed
In that what would most electuaily consolidate his
dynasty would be war for the Of Poland
the repaEaton OF that great njustice he knows that II
would secure TO him and his the blessing Of Heaven and
the gratitude Of men. The Emperor in that holy
proseoues personal design and for himself
nothing but the satisfaction Of fulfilling noble duty
The Rus congratulate themselves on having gained
tme and they latter themselves that the lateness the
season will soon render unable to act Let them re
member that 1t the Goth Of september that VIC
conquered At the Alma and az Jena were victorious
October IA. Thc Prince Royal OF Sweden nnght have
reached ST. Petersburg before got Moscow said Ma.
poeon. But why talk much Of war, when there are
yet many for not despairng OF peace Only
IL will be well that The character o. Napoleon III should
not be misunderstood at 81 Petersburg and that should
be understood that there things he cannot per-
nit be told him. and other things that he cannot allow
10 he done f the Emperor Alexander Is animated by
the spirit moderation which inspires our government,
nothing simple than TO proclaim armstice,
nd those military preparations which are like
threat and there OF un0asiness for
Europe. But H. by some motive difficult 10 understand
HIS Majesty tho Emperor OF Russia should meet with
refusal the derate demands Of the Powers,
then should be compelled once more 10 leave T. tho
decision and TO the chances OF what might
still be settled by reason and justice. .Ae