The New York herald., 1863-11-11
THE WAR IN POLAND.
Eapoieon's Position Towards Russia,
Austria and England.

The Memorial Dptonague OF October "a publishes the
following analysis Of tho despatch sou by NJ Drouyn dc
Lhuys 70 the Ambassador Of France In London ana Wen
upon ths Goth June and OF the despatch forwarded
upon the following day TO tho Duc de Gramont.
In q Grst despatch the Cabinc, considers the prem
nary agreement three courts M gauge OF odera
on .ns md Of strength DSos"s although " y imposes upon
II adds TO the authority OF their language IL shows the
united 10 the pursuit. OF the same cut.
IL is useful necessary TO maintain this solidarity
which, in addition, presents guarantee OF security for
Austria. most exposed by her geographical position
OF April TO- and the gravity OF the interests which they
defend render duty 10 foresce the evontu Atty OF
upon the Of Russia or negative result Of tho con
terence OF the Powers which signed the na Of 1876
then 8 ggcstsd to be hold a. Brussels
For this purpose II would be requisite 10 agree upon
the wording of diplomatic act either in the form Of
convention or OF procotol BY means OF this document
the three courts would solcmny their engagement
10 place Pol,nd In tho conditions OF solid and durable
peace and "a rcune ther Efforts 10 attain tho common
ond in case OF methods OF persuasion being exhausted
In the despatch dated Juno 2l which tho Due do Grs
mont road two days Afterwards 70 Count Recbberg tho
cumspccton which pudcuce rendered necessary for he
Court OF Vienna In the Polish question. France was Tar
was a. unsuited 10 great Power was inccmpsti.
bic with the lofty character OF Its Emperor.
Being the 10 the theatre of war Austria more
than any other Power Was forced TO take counsel win
herself and weigh her resolutions bel reac,ng m, o
nify OF he thpe Cou,ts dcmandd firm maintenance Of
France was above ALL guided by the desire OF assuring
10 Austria all the resistance upon which would be use.
fu for her be able 10 reckon In every eveutuaity
Tho surest method Of causing tho balance 10 incline n
favor an amicabc and proximate solution was yoo
into the regofdisons me w9M Of w This sgrce
ment was and would remain guarantee OF peace
France was ready TO assume ~ obligation OF fur.
nino % Ansrid The Giardntee and acis1nce sohich she
wcuId have roM 10 require IN Of hr geographical
portion eyroarg her % diadrpnr In proposing 10 link
mutual Interests firmly together the government OF the
Emperor wished 70 Offer bsr every security which her In.
terests could desire,
"lhcse two French despatchesr concludes the Memo
rial Diporaque In spite OF the remoeuess Of their
date Of more than four months back still preserve great
actual interest They not only give the key Of the real
state Of the Polish question: but they still constitute tho
most striking justification OF the policy followed by the
Cabinet Of the Tuiieres IN the anterior negotiations
Fousa of these two diplomatic papers establishes with
tho possible clearDess that the time when
the three courts which signed the Of April 10 pre-
scented the grsmmc OF the six points for bs
OF Russia the govenmest The Emperor v~s not under
any illusion A. 10 Tho vsritabe disposition s tbc Court Of
81 Petersburg