New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-25
FEE STATE OF EUROPE.
From Our Own Correspondent
TIHlN. JuivR. 1867.

From Our Own Correspondent
TURIN July g. 1862
The news from Poland is monotouous We have
again d series Of sairmisaee without any stIatceical
impo-4nca, long list Of atrocities COMM cd by
TIE Iuss-ns and of executions &c Warsaw, Duna-
burg and wilma; rumoTs Of movement in Lll,
Rutsa among the Cossacks Of tie Dncpcr, ard q
~ insuueclicu in the Caucasian PROVINCES aroun"
THIS and all along tie Le,glian country. II we
sun up the situation Of the Russian En;i'e, We
find hat Poland proper, tie Poland Of 1915 Is he'd
eXcasiyely by lie sword; everybody oheys TIC o.
deTs OF the secret Iuvieible Government where
thorc is no Russian 60 riton nobody pays taxes 10
the Rl saos; tGc officials OF the bfuk, OF the post
Office, OF the inland revenue, hnhd over the money
III their keeping 10 the Nalo"&i t2Vefulnr Z, Hld
TIE Grand Dake, The MARQUIS Wislopoisk ard
General Berg ere unable 20 discover those
boz rlen who govern ihe country by Go-
crccs piicted hy-s'-e;s by c'enaes.!ue press.
III, peasan'ry Oney implicitly the beue,ts Oi
that mysterious body; even WielsTol pays the
taxes assessed by II. Ia LrbuauIs the struggle /.
BY igT rO;e san sGl1aty. Old Mussyeh, who gOt
tic iLyor OF Car NicuOas III 1875 by bcraying his
own brother, wages "a OF eX eruina,iou AGAINST
tie Polish prop5eiors. The flower Of the nobility =
IL Tie pflso"s; every day su.ae execution aplsr
the Inhabitants; iauies arrested hOstagcs 10
their so0- or bUsbacs others Ie n1cd aud s.ourrtC
Tor Wr2rag mourning. SUI, the llsUrrec iOn can
not be pu down; IT extends further aud further TO
Liinss aud 10 The uelShbornood o. NVebsk anC
Sm0,ensk. In the soah however, in Noiayri, and
PodohG, the peaeauta are decidedly hostile 10 The
Poles; they are Rutuenes. or Nd Russ ans, aid I
natural enemies 20 tLeir GOilsn aIcioTdSi |
whose castles aud LANDS tt"y cOvct. Ibe town !
OF KieT alOne sy,Ipa,h1es with the insUrre'. on !
But tie eLdeayors OF TIE lusErfectOliSis TO fiit
~ tao southern provinces remained until now |
uneugc Is III. WyeOcki OF the ahiest Generals OF
the Poles Who had won lis rank III the Hungarian /
war, made successful iuroad INTO tuat country,
frOcl Brody, on the Austrian frontier, and cui ID
way through the Russitns toward the Dn'eper. IL !
il 10 be seen whether bis expedition, TOO Id To come
10 an uutimely eLd. The insurgents understand
their position euficiently not ira tug their own
own force they know taat !, Is diqlomGcy when
has to hing tie Polish question 90 settlement; !
and since Poland Las no natural frontiers, they
sndeayor to carry the revolution into all the Oh
provinces OF Poland, that tuey may NOS be 'eI. |
out from the final settlement. Tie i.Ussl@-s, Oh
the other hand, feel this DANGER, and try 10 put !
down the instruction III Lit"uania auu IN the
Rulheiisu Provinces by stirring az the leaSsn'ry
against the IlCyretOFs, and wagln5 We. |
OF ex,ermiuai ion. In tie Oh provinces !
OF Russia proper the Government works upon ne
imagination AID pr'Judlees oil 'Le people anu os ar
or toul ne4us se.s up addresses oi loyalty peCA-
;ng the Car lot TO allow The integrity o. tie Luie
70 be ieogarded. Finland, however, proving siGo'
born aDd unwilling 10 be cOaAed or buiiieo lh'o
such politics is treated with tne greatest re-
gard Her Constitution Was guaranteed by Ck'f
Alexander 10 1909, when sLe wss conquered ~ /
Russia; but for half century no elselois Were
held 10 Diet was called together. Now al iasl,
under the pressure Of oircuns suces theif gt YahVe
are 10 he TAKEN into ccrsidelG,l0n and neir own
ci. Parliament - summoned fOI the 1Jh oi Stpten-
Ter Pt,rce Goftchs kON has lot YET gwen any Ieiy
10 the Western Powers. Kussis tries TO gei time 1y
negotiating until the season lor war sHa't nave
ra.sej In order crash tie lnsurrecOn cullt= the
Winter fully statistic tLat diplomacy elntye IFesUp
a loyt .ss.. But while the psIelsfieutiy 10 RUSSIA
continue TO inform that tie Car is ready 10 tax,
the Fix points OF Western Powers Into ls4ceIa-
t,oa aF basis OF further leyOiialo1s the f-5Atl,
and even the Austrian lapers, tecoDe more siu
moro wsrlike, though Napoleon seems MOI "et 20
have made up his mind Tue Italian MINISTERS
strongly believe 10 war and already prep. 10 IoE
by CONTRACTING for trans, orr ships, but the IAcshst
does 10. take the pO-s.DiEiy Of war mo eccV.u'
TIE latest news we have from POi1nd Is nc Cfl--
of The Secret Government, suspenoin2 any railway
communication with kussia-we are CGfods -
See how tar such IA oicrr can Do esrTiec-ind ~,
di.u; sal of the Marqais xxi, even he Aayl-
fsiiru uncer the usyicou o. fayoing TIE } 1r'ec-
lion. Several generals rave refused 20 se4Vt
uuGer Euraylst declaring tuat tLsy a'e al
WAYS ready to serve the Gar, Uu. 200 d
han man, lhe Grand Duke CC.sGnune, LaVi1
expfrsrd bic desire 70 the members O. lie secret
Governnent was last week greatly s,tonlsHcp O.
receive q photographic album pufp'flr4 10 -9l-
TAIN the YOitfal,s OF tlls 81 cre GoFtiL-4tli. az
opeued it hasuly and fOuni in IL Twelve Tls'iHe
cards. with The photographs Of twelve gentlenel
teen feoIn behind Tie Arcao!shcf oI Nar-a" was
baDleleG for h.s manly probe against t-t Accu'-.A
of the priest Kou4rsAI. The Bi,1Op o. Ni1tl. H.
prison at Dunsburg. MefaUeh ~ once '0Dl' 4tcf
In hi- stead Russian priest % the oisb9uilc jas.
a. he appoints a Gle T.. AL de MARSH tis 90 i'e zoe
liilty oi L!ibG4uii we're arrested aud ta.oH- iaio
the casauates Of be fOr ress Of DuuaOcrf
A rupture OF tie Ger JaE Custom Union h .r.r-
Ell is Imminent D- fouiDef- state, undo. tl. ,a
OF Bavaria eece04i, iIOl! tue northern Oues u!c.
follow tie Lead Ol pfu-ia There are Troubles ni
AtLcls.
EE0ys FT.ANCE.