New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26
The News by the City Of Washing ton.

GREAT BRITAIN.
II Ia stated that the Galway steamers VIII star
from southampton to secure e portion OF the COZ
tineEtsl traffic. .,..
Lord pluerston had announced the restoration
Of the Galway subsidy, subject, however, 10 .no
report OF tie Admiralty upon the con'luoh u TIC
steamers. ii,
The late Confederate priveteer Sumter sailed
from CIhral,9r on the 9th instant, No particulars
had bren learned in regard 20 Ler departure.
| TIE repIy Of President Lincoln 10 the Manchester
address hsd been published. IL deplores the suiler-
iugs occasioned 10y The cotton fam1e; reyolces 'na
the efforts TO Greats sympathy for TIE sec ssionie
fail. euloyizes the utteranoes Of the Manehester
meeting s sublime berois and expresses an earnest
desire for perpetual peace between the two nalions
A great meeting, held at Bolton, expressed warm
sympathy for The North. ,s,
Tie chip George Griswod arrived at Liverpool
on the 9th inst. Sic attracted much attention Cd
entering the Mersey and was received with salute
of cannon from the North Fort end the dipping OF
colors from the Brighton Fort. The paohe Demon
straton had not yet taken plsce:
Ihe Paris Noi,lear in noticing the correspond
ence in the intercepted Confederate dspa ches,
says " that TIE so-called Consul OF France ID
Texas Is not even paid Consular agent Of France.
AT Galveston he acted as a kind oil deputy to the
Consul at New.Orleans. The only instructions ne
received from France were 10 maintain the Srea'es.
referve and carefully abstain from every kiho Oh
political interference in the affairs of the country
|
simply Chancellor Of the Consulate of France.
Mir. w. S. Lindsay, NJ T., invites The London
DaslD Nc,gs TO give contradiction TO certain runors
il starred in regard 10 bis connection With the Con
federate States and says that he IL not the holder Oh
Confederate bonds OF any kind, and TINT neiiher
himself uor any member of his firm have in any way
entered into any contracts with the Government OF
TIE Confederate States for the construction OF war
steamers or any other kind Of ships. lie ADDS That,
shaving acme knowledge of America, be considered
from TIE tirr that the attempt on the part OF the
| North 10 su6jugate The South was hopeless.
Mr. Fortescue, in the House Of Commons, said
thst the Government refused 10 give direct aid 10
tie IntercolouiI Railway, but would lend lis imPe-
rial credit in raitin2 a loan.
SIR W. Baxter gave notice oil "a resolution antago-
MIS- TO the Galway subsidy.
The Ensl;sh diplomatic correspondence on Italy
shows q strong position In favor OF the Withdrawal
OF tie French troops IRON Rome.
The British revenue returns for 1862 show an ex-
cess OF revenue over the ordinary expenditure.
| In the French Corps Legislaiif the paragraphs in
tie address to the Emperor relating 10 Mexico,
America and Italy, were passed, but the Opposition
strongly denounced the Mexican war and the con-
tinued occupation OF Rome.
Tie Pans Bourse closed Oh tie 10Th inst at 7Of.
Zoe. for the Ren'es.
La France points ont that the French found in Il e
fort ct Acapulco, Mexico arms from American
sources.
ITALY
! In tie Italian Chamber of Deputies discussion
had taken place IN gard to the state OF Affairs iii
Poland.
Considerable sympathy was cyinced for the Poles
but the Ministers urged prudence in the discussion Of
foreign questions
Fi5all,, & resolution was adopted declaring tha,
the present time inoppoItune fer the considesa
/ ton OF the matter.
The question was put to the Ministry with regard
! 10 the cesaion Of the Island Of Elba to France.
! The Minister for Foreign Affairs positively denied
| the truth Of The runor,
| 1t was reported that orders had been sent to
Vienna for the reduction by 2OOOO men Of tue Aus
TRAN army In Northern Italy.
| SPAIN.
The si.tings Of the Cortss had been suspended.
The event caused great sensstion in Madrid, where
IN impression prevailed that dissolution OF the
II CCuErcss would follow. Ii was thought, however,
ihat az the budget had not been voted, such dis
solution was not likely TO take place.
| The resignation oil the Minister OF Justice had
been accepted.
POLAND.
! Efforts were being made by he friends ofPoand
20 get France to exercise zone pressure on the Ru-
+ an Government, aud similar movements were being
made in London.
TIE following kilograms indicate tie progress Of
the instruction:
WARSAW, Feb z, 1863
! TIE news Of the great battle near WoDcesozk and
the defeat Of The insurgents with great loss is con-
AImed although no Official report Of the battle has
We, been received.
The Russians set fire to the town Of Woncesozk.
! The Poles are said 70 have numbered C,OJ0 men.
! LRMBEEG, Feb. 9.-The insuTection ut Alkusch
/ is rapidly Spreading.
/ The Poles are under Kurowski, and are posted
/ near BombT0wa.
| Langiewez il preparing TO attack Czenstohow.
| The fOlea have promised the railway adulinisira
ton not 10 destroy the line on condition that all
trains shall DC stopped upon their being sgnaed to
DO so.
An order Of the Emperor Of Austria has been
Published decreeiDg tie Propagation Of the Galclan
! Dict until the I'd Of March,
| This order is supposed TO have been promulgated
in consequence Of Prince Sapehs having announced
bis intention Of proposing that the Diet should vote
al address 20 the Emperor Of Austra, requesting
his diplomatic iDtercesfiCn in favor OF Poland.
| A rumor is current that che Marqais WieioPol0h
has been as. assinated by the Poles.
! NUYsLowITz, Feb. S.-lhe Poles IRE in posses
sion OF all tie places between CzentOchow and the
| Prussldn frontier.
The Russian troops who had fed into Pruseian
territory have been escorted to Hewitt
Railway communication between Bresau and
Warsa,y has been Te-estabhshed.
| Some hundreds OF peasants, suitable for military
service have taken refuge with their goods III Prus
sian territory near DIescia.
BEfLIN, Feb 9.-'The Nord Deutchc Zeitung of
| this evening says
"News Of an alarming character has been received
from the Polish Provinces. Up TO the prerent time
the agitation prevailing in RUssan Poinnd has not
crossed our frontier, bnt great excitement Is com
rnencing in gone districts, and chiefly in that Of
Kuhn, among the Polish landed proprietors 1t lie
believed LA, the aeriOns intervention OF tho Govern
ment wihbecOme necessary"
The new Prenssiehe KrcV= /stiuHg says:
"Ihe extension OF the Poiieh insurfeciion has
iccreassd and tie whole OF the Isl aud 9th Prusssn
Army corps and division Of the "a corps to be
concentrated on the frontier"
The Rusian ambassadors have formally com
planned of the conduct Of Austria in allowing en-
atments for tho Polsh insnrgents 70 take place in