New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-14
strengthen the ties OF friendship which unite thetwo
nations, as we'll Nc their Governments.

sr.ncthen the ties OF friendship which unite the two
ST PgrEgsBuse. Jsa. %, 1861
The reyoln,jOpary bands have taken refuge III the
forests In several places the peasants have .cized
the insurgents Al l.ublin they captured II, among
whoU, is a Catholic priest, and have given them up
to the authorities All the prisoners have been tried
by cOurt-martlal
The conception mas Deeh carried out nv iiOch
without resistance.
Warsaw is tranquil.
Tie Times strongly supports tho candidature OF
the Duke of SAKE Co0urg, who Is now Inc only can
didaie for the throne Of Greece.
IL is understood thai the Duke does not propose %
surrender lis hereditary douirions while accepting
the throne Of Greece, but, fixing his re sideuce AT
Athens, TO nrust bis German Duchy to the care OF
Regent. lie woud thus not be az the mercy Of
Democratic Parliament.
The Post saws that the Prince If Leiningen ia the
real candidate. lie Is grandson OF the late
Duchess Of Kent.
LospoS Jan. 2s-E Evening.
The Bank of England to-day, in anticipation of
its re. ular Court OF Directors, advanced its Mini
mum rate Of discount from four 20 five per cent.
This movement caused depression in the Liver.
pool cotton and other markets.
THE POLISH RESURRECTION.
VIENNA. Jan ~, 1863.
Sspguinsry conflicts continue to take place in Po-
land.
The Telegraph ard railway line between Warsaw
and st. Petersburg have been injured. Collisions
between the TROOPS ard insurgents have occurred
at Raciaz. Plonsk, Majil'ka, Tokeson, and Lubart-
ton. Two thousand Rebels were posted at O,troy-
aka and others at Burgocluski, aud Bealupodotska.
| A troop Of insurgents attacked Tom8nloz, diving
ont 500 Cossacks and disarmed several frontier Cos
sack posts. Warsaw students accompanied the
rebels AT Biaka. Gen. Lzerenikow lost large sum
of money. The bridge the Bug, npon the
Warsaw and ST. Petersburg Railways, has been
broken down.
| ST. PErxKsRURe Jan 20. 1862
Tie Journal de 81. Petersbourg Of to-day says
that Geographic communication between Warsaw
and ST. Petersa burg has been reGstablished. Troops
have been patched to the vicinity of tho river Bug
to repair the railway. Russian troops have occu-
pied Strait. One detachment has been sent III pr'
suit OF the numerous bands which have fled to the
forests.
Warsaw is quiet. Bodies of rebels have been
sent to Brese, 'Tersd and Brospodska. The dis
,ricts Of Kooem and Volhynia, bordering on Poland.
have been declared in n state OF siege. The peas
antry take 40 part In the rising. The concentra-
ton of troops in all quarters ~ sitting the rebellion
The Giobe notices. IA the most interesting point III
the American news by the Arii, the growing feeling
in Richmond New-York and Washington, favorable
TO sort of direct negotiation for settlement oi
tue dispute between North and South.
| The Shipping GAZETTE remarks that should the
Emperor's proposal be rejected, he has left himself
apparently but ali alternative 10 recognize the South
AID rsiGe the Southern blockade.
1t may be taken for granted that the offered ne
eo,alion will be rejected at Washington, and The
G0Setis asks what follows hut the compulsory cess
lion of hos,lities or maritime war with the North
Can this country afford to ei tho French Emperor
proceed alone in hrs American policy Or In no act
ing upon All undertaking with her Mnje'ly Gov
ernmentl These arc questions OF great Importance,
and we hope their solution IL 10, far off.
'LoVDos. Thgudsy. Jan. % 1863.
Napolecu's new offer on mediation, IL Is >, neraIly
thought by the English journals will prove unac-
ceptsble.
Tire hates, adyices from Poland are favorable for
peace.