New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-20

dress 70 your !ordships hJ repeating erpnaacT what
her Msesty mas eeeu sraeoess ss- y -? Eo me
viz the ua-!ora hcro- 70 oa- ;nis question 10 al e.-!y
and successful teruias:ioe:
Lord BRoU6HAY. referring 10 statement ina. hsd
har respecting globe said 70 D. IL TIE possession
! ~ M- Fvs-s;t On wricn The Oregon boundary was
marked .ayo-aby 10 America said Ne lad e5tsrdsy :e
eivd Letter from NJ Everett Shcn quite confirmed
ire ruth of the assumption which re LORD BEoushan)
80 a-s-a4 AZ he time Il appeared that Mr.. Everett
,a ordered The globe thruusa another person ant ;as,
the ,-ades1an had marked the boundary In the manner
70 er-ed 70 perhaps WIKI view 10 pay compliment 10
Yr Everett By. Ei;Eou, the previous Ano Wedge OF thar
gentleman
could only join els hearty WISE anu express us corn
dent hopes mat al these negotiations troublesome AZ tney
might De v ould esd happy issue aac also ms entire
confidence n Us noble friend and the rest OF her Majesty
Government and that snoai1-unaspply toE a', ioF
America and Tor humanity al srSe-tnose ost eNpct-
;inn. move uafoundsd mankind would and ou: 10 whom
the blame should be imputed aud arther 'aa aI;aouen
the calamity OF would be looked al by al with me
utmost possible aversion % none would Dc fesaFueu
with apprehension or alarm
Lord A.hbur,on felt sure that all wncn csuuon aad
prudence required this negotiation would oe Observed
~ nj oh friend and tina; the honor Of England wuud
M. no ,e-,ishcd When &c looked az the probability OF
two countries Ike England and Anerlcs rushing niafy
into war OF question in WHICH noitins was al ssAs
but their honor. he could not oF moment uouoI ta
na,evsr might be tie e5uiOn OF popular feeling here
or Ia the United States, tie sterling good sense which
especially characterized those two countries would pre-
vail.
which ne could no, contemplate without feelings OF tie
Te held IN be hopeless Tor either to seek obtain
ADVANTAGE over the other in what were called the terms
NJ nerotia,ion The only question was how 10 settle
this disputed rsht in the waica would be best
for the two nations The negotiation could not be IN
better hands than those OF MS noble iriend and ae ieI
also on the other hand confidence ha, the people OF the
United States would eas, come TO TAR al honorable
and safe conclusion on the SUBJECT
SUPPRESSION OF THE POLISH lNSURRECTl0N.
Poland.
Tho instruction is crushed. and many OF the
nrincipals are in dungeons The following par
ticulars OF the progress ot events IN that thrice
doomed country we collate from the German papers:
VIENNA. March l.
TIL, Austrian Observer contains report from
Major General Colin dated PodeorZe March 3, which is
addressed 10 the Auic Council OF War 81 Vienna From
hi. report il appcars that Crscow surrendered to the
Austrian and Russian troops on the Sd INST
The following letter Yves addressed by MsJor-Gen-
er Colin TO the Directing Senate Of Cracow in reply to
,be nronosas which were made to him The morning
o' 'Ae % 49, "Popcoszs, March 5.
",y,,, the rebsls hsve evacuated Craccw. and where
s IN. inhabitants that in which 20 Government
in operation al the present moment have claimed me
rosrtioa of the three grei, Powers for the defence OF the:
and properly declare TIA, consent 10 grant
hem such protection under the express stipulation maj
sba only he provisional and that shall continue only I'M
MI such re r. the three Powers hive com- 10 some
eSnitive DECISION This protection shall be granted on Inc
Es,Iy The town of Crscow shall deliver W all
the rebel gesders within its walls and shall point
GU, 10 ms the places in which they are coueealed.
Secondly XII The inhabitants lay down their arms;
and by the 5h Of March a. twelve oc.oeN pr-c'ey, shs
arms In tho TOWN. every description whatsoever mustSc
given az and deposited within the Castle, where coipuis
s.on appointed By me will receive them
THrdy Whosoeyer sh1 be found with arms in his pos
session during The period o; my remaining a. Cacow sha
ba trsd by council Of within iweny-toufs The pro-
preio OF any house in which arms isy DC touuu 'si' u
Foar.iy The present Senate OF Cracow is appointed
under the PERSISTENCE OF Senator kop 10 cay on he inter-
nal affairs OF M town, and To suPentend the territory OF
Crscow until the three high protecting powers hA nave
come 10 SOME definite decision"
After having dispatched the above letter. Gen. Colin
ordered the bridge over the Vsula 10 be Immediately
reconstructed. While the bridge was being repaired
toward O'Clock In the afternoon, several Russian staff
officers accompanied by corps OF the Tscherkeses.
came TO the head quarters Podgorzc and announced
that considerable Russian force WAS marching upon the
On receiving this intelligence General Colin immed-
a.eynarched into Cracov Slowed by four companies
of infantry division OF light cavalry. and tue Cracow
militia Large cror3s Of The hdple.s 9cktd GROUND ann
ne he rnrch,d into the torn and hdihd him 9th joyful
acclaaions The Austrians found that the castle and
the principal guard houses of the town were already
occupIed BY small detachment OF Russian troops Tie
armed bands OF the insurgents, when they evacuHted
Cracow before the Russian and Austrian troops had
marched into the town took refuge In the western Ter
ritOry the Republic. Being pursued py the Austrian
and Russian cavalry. they surrendered al discretion,
and 500 men gave themselves up 10 the Prussan com
mapdant The troops assembled together on The
dered the Insurgents at once to be dssed ana 'ney
were forthwith ncarcerated in Prussan iort'esses
PRUssGAS STLEsIA, PLEssE, March !
On the Sd instant q number OF Polish ecclesiasucs'
secular and regular passed through Balu under mil
larry escort They were taken 10 Austrian Slesa Inc
Gacian families who had aed to The frontier are return
ing TO their homesteads This morning ten pieces oil ar
icry passed through Bsu wheFea large pocy U! fooPs
AZ present concentrated
The calogue tia:,tie March T. contains the follow.
Ing III 4nicsto which promulgated by the insurgents
OF Russian Poland
Manifesto of Poland Struggling for IT'S Liberty
addressed 10 the German Peopie.' e" The Pro-
risional Government Of tie X tmgdon Of Poland,
Struggling 10 regain her Li5erty
Free and noble German nation the lnsurrecon Of cur
brethren in h- Grsut Duchy Of Poen has caused lors TO
both OF Us Our brethren low, neither explain
ire cause nor excuse the Cause OF this revolt we ara
shout 10 replnce them In that the OF the revolt
nav moi he m 1srsooI and iha! from is FRET outbreak II
may moi be cauuuion.y pcrs- Ocr nierory OF force
I'D onr Rim yoos.d 10 the vcs-iludes of preclude
gs from sddtrs.ng ourselves Government, but
address ourselves the People, Tor every free and nooe
M. a- in Germany is ready hear and understand
OR hr.:hren OF Poser, IN attacking The Government
snd the Army intended 10 Join our armed banas aad 10
800 M IN; energetic aid in our struggle with bar
neither hscet toward YOU nor our Dino seB-!oVe'-
II should please God TO oess our eforts our oovern
hi, mom-u, to entertain for you ever feelings OF friendship
and good will For wis, feelings but those OF friendship
srd yood will "a, suh, and
ple Neither you, csa We ever forget how Ger
many received brethren AFTER the boody struggle in
noble conduct 10 We feel Lat wh=n our brethren
shs learn that the hes broken out ae.h they viii
aok 10 our ssud ard H3d you M not refuse Ih-r your
anc- for how could you suffer your be !sten
win Grains 10 lhe very 4rd wE-rr hey have received such
r-r.rou. bo.raiy Gelerou. Germans, you csl enter
INTO our feelings FOR you yourselves engaged IN
contest which analogous 70 ours You came forth
irtoro. from, III. fearful struggle Of 1918 AID leli bu,
we Alas were varqIished Perhaps God may please 10
hid h blessing this present undertaking FOR he
honor and rlory and liberty o. the whole human
Given near 10 kel-c IBIS I'd DAY OF February, 1916.
ISsret) - WEGIERsKY.
2" R4ZNowsKY.'
PRussIAS SIlEsIA. NIcoLAI March j.
This morning. al eleven o'clock six hundred and
eish.y insurgents arrived here escorted By body OF
cavalry and infantry When the DRAGONS and hussars
were aoou, 10 attack them yesterday, they laid down
their arms Amongst these insurgents 10 De found
the dow.r OF the Polish youth bear that they si de-
car, that ,ney would prefer live under the Prus-
sian Government suoni: 10 tie Russian yoke. Tne
cavalry artillery and i0ih regiment OF infantry conin
ued heir march toward Crsco~ where they Will
tomorrow or the day after Some few OF the prisoners
appear in good spirits bu! the great majority OF them
are hrar,brokeu and mourn their country Ike
child who hes los, is parents While they march
ins 10 Nicola The chief OF the nsurgenis net bis mo-
ho ai form 10 lingering