The New York herald., 1870-05-05
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, MAY s. l87o-TRIPLE SHEET
ton IN each land were discussed and the diicutes
oi success In each were by no means made little Of.
RUSSIA.

ton In each land were discussed, and the d,cuties
oi success In each were BY no means made little Of.
RUSSIA.
heard was the report, II may use The word, from
RUSSIA: In that empire most persons regard any
an impossibility. This, however, is by no means &C.
corning 70 what learned the other night. IL seems
mat the dominion OF the Car is Ike vast magazine
OF gunpowder, to which train has been carefully
lal6, ana which only requires match IN order to
EXPLODE eSn H. the "reporp'-I use the word again as
was delivered ''SS BY S word u Of mouth TiieSs There
couple Of delegates gave verbal report OF the coun
Try from which he had come. From Russia there
sas aFs 70 be oeyed SSI
y not only ripe for huge revolution, but the mo-
Dy oi the land nay even many 81 royal or rather
what heard Tam bound in honor not to repeat; but
gates from Russia speaking the simple truth was not
wanting In most lands 1t s tile poorer classes that
commence com 2 revolt; Dut IN Russia II would seem
catlngv themselves, as Mr.. Disraeli would say for
iborty, and they are now ready to put the lessons
they have been learning into practice.
POLAND.
The most Interesting statement made at the meet.
that country It would Seem that the eaven nf reyn ~
luton has long been at work, and that the time has
come when 1t VIII break forth In spite Of the Car
ana the terrOrs inspired by transportation to SIBERIA
This gentleman gave terrible account Of what the
Catholic bishops priests and nuns have had to oo
through In Pcland and compared the state OF things
In That country win what we read was the rule in
England until wthn The last sixty or seventy years.
lie spoke very bitterly OF England never having
raised finger to help Poland, whereas she lad
either by moral or physical force, assisted eycrv
other nation III Europe when they revoted. Nor can
!say that the tone Of a1y OF the speakers towards
Great Britain Was complimentary, her treatment Of
Ireland and her most intense seldshnesa IL a
nation being commented upon In terms which
would certainly not have pleased most EnglIshmen
however true it iQay have been, and 1t no doubt
was, In the abs.ract, NS'''
PaQsl'Ecr OF A RISING
After all that heard at this meeting much OF
which repeat am not at liberty TO publish am
quite OF opinion that The autumn Of 1870 win not
pass away without rising throughout Euro
Whether 1t VIII succeed not it Is So,
me or any one T. sax. But tn.re seems 70 he in in
every part o. the Uld orld feeling as il men were
not only tired OF the present state Of things but
sun more tired OF makeshtft changes. And what
are all our reforms In Europe but the most palpable
makeshiitsY As the London Times once said, Eng.
land, the most reforming country In Europe, Is
governed by compromises. and no radical altera-
tons arc possible among us.
EARNEST, If NOT INsPIRED.
There was an earnestness and sincerity among
.ne delegates present at this Congress that have
never seen exceeded at any meeting. There was no
tai! Talk" and no bombast. Nor was there-exccpt
III the case o. the delegate from Po'and ana surely
IN MS case II was eXclseable-the slightest attempt
10 evoke vengeance upon those who now rule over
Europe. The Pope came In for little abuse as
temporal king, but the utmost respect was shown
when ne was spoken OF as a spiritual bishop.
IN word, look upon all witnessed as glimpse
OF the 1utuie-a lifting aside OF the curtain that
hides Tomorrow rom to-day. may be wrong but
firmly believe that had the other night glance
OF what will really be the political state or Europe