New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-01


Austria in regard to the state OF things in Hun
gary and the three parts Of divided Poland If
an attack upon Austria, in her still remaining
Italian possessions should give rise TO simuta-
neOus revolutionary movements in Hungary and
Galicia; or il, without Austria being involved
in an Italian war, Hungary and Galicia should
become serious and palpable objects Of disqui-
etudc, Russa has bound herself to occupy, 10 such
an emergency, by armed force, the whole of Gaicla
and, II necd be, the strategichl points of Hungary
On her part, Prussia has obligated herself to march
an amy into Bohemia ii q disposition to nsurrec-
hon should obtain in the ranks of the Czech nobility
These stipulations, agreed upon in regard to the
prospective revolutionary movements IN Hungary
Oi h,la ana Bohemia, appear to have been the main
result OF the meeting Of the three Northern p0tel-
tates.
A letter have Just received from wilma fully
pIoy,s that the Gar Alexander his recent jour
hey, net i'll the old capital OF Llthuana with the
sane sort Of disappointment which had 80 s0rey
tiled his temper dulmg his stay at Warsaw. Some
tin { before the arrival Of the Gear, Count Nazlmoti
the Governor. General of Lithuana, had caused sub
scIl titns 10 be opened for ball which the aatocrat
was 10 be hOEOIcd WITH Prince IreBeo Oglnsn at
CLce ordered an immense ballroom to be built for
this pun 0se and the Gar, oonbding III the bospl-
tahy OF the LhuoniaDs, dispatched letters OF inv-
tltiOn to the Princes Charles and Albert OF Prus-
sia the Duke of Wcimar, and the Princes oil Wur-
tn.terg and Hess -Casst who were 10 witness his
enthusiastic reception in LithuaDio, the brth-pIace
of tie JagellCns. Tie SPONTANEOUSLY expected mo-
neLt drew nearer, the Emperor was ~ arrive, and
Nszimt ii, the Governor General, opened his CAM
pai.n by appointing the lady -patrOnesses under
whose auspices the arrangements for the intended
fcstivity were TO be prepared. But great was
his wrath OIL being informed that oil the ladies ap-
lUilt ted BY him declined to come forward and
ouSd thin selves from attending the ball on different
Jltes, such as deficient toilet, failing health, aud
sin liar frivolous pIctexts. Entreaties, menaces
siratag, u.s. cajoeIies, Ill were wasted in vain on
tie Obstinaucy of the Polish ladies. The Governor
G,LtIul raw 10 way out Of his distressing position
willie the projected ball was Ia take place within a
week. With Ill the official power vested in his
teIsOn, lie found himself unable to recruit, among
the Polish Indies, two patrOnesses, or even two
cancers. Under these circumstances, heroic
measures wee I,sOlted TO-. One Of the great ladies
got an iItimatiOn that the Emperor might turn the
biluuce in a very doubtful lawsuit she had carried
On tor many years; another was reminded OF the
sweet sOuttnrS Of gone Imp, nal intimacy. 1he
move Hctested, Tut could two ladies' oil q
lall.lotm oGle 10 contain the nobility and
tie public iunctiOnaIes Of three prOylDcrs
lie Governor General could not help dispatch
II
gave an account of the state of things ut Wilma,
and received imperial answer, calling to mind tue
tale If the fox and the grapes. Ills Majesty the
EAR dcc ned to accept the invitation to honor The
IIoj, ccd tall 10y his presence. Then an abortive at
ten ri wls at sending to st. Petersburg a dep
utatCn Of nOLemen on the erIand OF entreating the
Gar 10 IescId his resolution and return to his
OIipiril intentions. The GOveruOr-Gpnsra then
PEI and every tLh for great hunting entertain
m,hI, 90 I'll i tunctO alies to ko; p themselves
,GGy for biL he intended giving on his own ac-
c, uIt lad some obscure Individuals thrown into
IIsGn aud seemed altOge ihcr undecided whether to
nth aud ignore the still vague symptoms OF disa-
fiction, or whether to give them shape and consls-
tcLCy " fciOl r,bukcs.
hcalw HE ut 3 o'clock in the afternoon of the
18th Of October, the cannon announced to the in
LttitGuts Of wilma the arrival Of the Car. The
LNeLLCs TO tie terminus were Ovcrrun by the fuDc-
tOIuTce aid TIE pOpuLce, mostly consisting Of lara
81 ter, ina Ce1ieTOUsy mauaged and excited by the
-, ce, lelt thu air with loud and prolonged cheers.
Tlt Car desc, ded at once TO the Russian church.
- Ltei,d tie castle only to dress, and then paid
biz Wit TO tie FIVE German princes abovenaned,
vi O Lud arrived the same day. In the evening
te town was generally Illuminated, IN CON-
ietL,ICc OF NOT sevUe and threatening orders con-
sOtd TO every householder by policeman. The
cstivi.s Of tie FIST dUy we've wound up with
h aircul I, IIetcntatlOI which the Car, and his
On the following day. after the celebration of the
I,ly Mas, tie so-caled body" OF the nobility,
and the luncionaries, were presented ~ the Gar
But what striking difference from the presentation
| Il at LAD taken place only two years ago IT. in
| leis very grent number of noblcmen had allowed
H., eclv,e 10 lie dec iy,d by promises held out OF
letter tutulr Oh the present occasion the tram Of
iurctcrGlies was but sparingly intermiBgled with
one lev syooplOnts OF power, and some intimidatcd
| county squire IL vain did the Governor General
te tLe mbly IN two lines III order 10
c, 81 tie exluity vi the audience. Any illusion in
| that lesI,d had become impossible, and there re-
mined iOtling TO do for his Majesty but to dissem.
ble his disGI pOihtn cnt Such, indeed, seemed TO
| be his original nteutiOn. He made no speech, but
oOWtd LO trace Of dissatisfaction 10 betray itself in
LIS coulter LLce. lie addressed words to per-
| sGHseos whose embroidered dresses or decorations
distn guiled them tCl1 the body of attendants and
| slOth hands with Prince TIinee Oginsi and Ant.
| Ty1li,wi,z, an invalid Colonel Of the times of
Alexander l. After the presentation, u military re-
vhw, WRIT TO the principal pubic establishments
| dinner gwen ly tie Emperor, and lastly, u simple
| s5ittf lut Lot a ball, in the saloon OF Madame
| huzm,h.
lie Gar observed the strictest cxclusiyeuess
| in the invitations TO the dinner-party. Two
| tliIGs OF the persons proposed to him on
| list ly the Governor General were not nd
tilted. In general he marked the persons 10
lie hCnIstu ny NlOnh, Outi III i'Baiu W INC
nCtle nLIslGls OF the districts he gave himself the
trouble Of blCttirg out their names one after the
otheI. AS 20 thu Invitations 10 the S0iTte Of MADAME
htlmCG, the strIctcst nicely was, oil the exIre.a
OidtIs OF the Emperor, observed in reglrd t. The
stlol GER stI while much greater INSTRUMENTATION
obtained in regard to ladies. Nevertheless, the
rr scLce OF Lboui 80 generals beside some inferior
ffcIs, contribute 10 make up quorum. On the
Oihtr hand, apaIt from Madame Chominska, the
wife ol The Governor General Of kOvDo and Madame
jos IL 1yikie Uicz The wife Of the Cox. Gems aide-