New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-23

eou, Of yesterday company Of infantry who were s.ssed
with stones on the faubourg Of Caeow hred az
bsr, d strict nouiry be made in order TO discover
tl soT Of this depors6 conflict will tolerate no a Of
yo'ence let come nom what no as yopI The in
rtipors Of dangerous aud ouehi 70 uspise o s n
nst Of tbS FSecutiye authorities in order tA's unhappy
nbsbtsn Of the City Of WSrsw do not be n'ied ~ the
ans Of the enemies Of order who conspe 70 furo
t @,o,i,y Listen the voice Of the one whose
LOYALTY Won have been able appreciate during the Thirty years
he he's spent in yonf y, i az tso,
Inc oO'e hi5e.de q amp General Prince GoRCHAROFF.
re- fcl6ving is The invitation to the funerals issued
ON the l8lrult by commission composed oil delegates
from the bourgeoisie: ;..oou. ,r;r, ,or,o
lacc Of tle victims who fell in the conrse of yester-
dov In the name of the love OF country IN me name
Of The most sacred duties, the dearest 10 eaeA OF s
we invite the inhabitants OF the Guy 80 10 act that the
bonors Maid 70 the mortal remains OF those victims,
sLoI be- distinguished by the most dgnihed altitude,
the cOmpletest orleT: -, ..,.u
brothers" ...t. ,., ;re,...;,l
Tie petition to the Emperor Of Russia from hisPolish
subjects, reads thusi .,
fIn Of sadness which have every mind have in
Sared N. to place at the feet q your Meest present petition
Sire viii not remau deaf the voice Of an unhpry people
Thee events the hoMrending deiais Of WINCH We snsn
from J.ins were by no called forth by the sJbyee
passions any particular class o. the popnhoh on me con
trsry they are nd eloquent Of sen
tinsuts 6fcafdcd and Of wants Ignored More than a aeon
tuy suffering impo'ed upon Whole la'9n Gloa nah
which ir centuries was governed nE hutai m VIZ
Of the sovereign the complaints and expression Of ne general
only 20 voice heard BY the Of It's yictms and thus
it never Coo to OFF, x x. h2oT11 country nn In bic
heart deep rooted sentiment % nationality quite distinct from
tht Of other peoples of Europe This sediment re TIE
effects Of time Of miicrtuHe instead Of weakening
los srrngiheuedr Whatever wounds II OF insults upei' he
Thus ist fatal influence has undermined all confidence be
tween the governors and governed Confidence cannot be
Violent aud rePresye measures vi. be re'oed %
ton Of other European Ssef ano, GIVE any moral or mate
rial deveopme long ss lts church ITS eeioTe Tvs PUBIC
instruction and s whole social organization are deprived oil 'ne
stamp is national genius aud historical traditions
The aspirations Of the nation the more feyent as IN the
yest Eurorean family find. tsef tlmo alone deprived Of
hose absolute conditions Of existence without heh DO society
could achieve that development intended Tor by oNdehce
In ngng Al The foot OF the throne the oppression Of
row and ctvent desires confident IN the senmens Of
high equity and Of justice Of your Majesty we nave s 20
appeal 70 your ssnsnini We sIe the faithful subjects Of
your Imperial Roy al Maje.ty. 49, I'M,
funeral ceremonies are concluded. The streets are
COMPLETELY filled with spectators. Everything has
passed of in perfect order Neither police nor military
are to be seen anywhere. The citizens have main
tanned order"
Gen. Gorchakof remiuds the citizens Of the justice
which Russia has accorded 10 them for thirty year,.
The Prince bar given trnquiGzng assurances TO der
utation from the Agricultural Association.
The Chief Of the Police, having been wounded, mas
been replaced by Gen. DeuoHoal.
The new Prlssian gazette says: According to Pm
waite advces from Warsaw, Prince Gorchakoh is
said TO have telegaphed the address Of Tie inhabitants
10 St. Petersburg and received unfavorahle reply
from the Emperor who blamed the clemency of the
Prince and ii is asserted ordered him 10 proclaim
stale Of siege.
All Polish nobemen holding Offices throughout the
kingdom of Poland have rendered heir psignaiio ions.
Their example has been followed by all the Poles in
the Russian service.