New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-24
THE STATE OF EUROPE.
The Polish Revolution-G arisnidi-staiy
Louis NapeIcOn's Entrigues and
Insriguaments.
fssH Our Special Correspondent.


kseR Our SpeciS Correspondent. -
After the defeat of Lsngewicz the Polish insur
seelion returned to its original form. the guernis
war. Bands Of 200 to 500 men still scOur ever
province Of Poland and Lithusnis. Even Samogtis
Me northern corner Of Lithusnis, which between
PTussian Memel and Courlandian Riga reaches the
ESQ., has lately risen in nsurrection. An expedition
organized in England under the command Of Colonel
tspinsk had left Southampton with the intention to
land si Poangen, the seaport Of Sepogtis but Rus
sian cruisers prevented the bold enterprise. The
easamer put bsck to Malmo In Sweden, where the
Poles and English sympAtbiSsrs were well received,
and may find means to cross the Baltic steathiy
end 10 take the direction of the movement in SemO-
tina Lspinski is az officer Of considerable talent.
He was engaged 10 the war in Hungary under
klApka then entered into the Turkish service, and
tb.pce went to CircRssis where be fought against
sbe Russians, returning from among those noun
talnsers in The year 1862
Tie detsilr Of q guerrilla war eau scarcely COM
mAnd general interest, therefore do not enter
INTO them. he insurgents roam about tue country,
to-day victorious, tomorrow defeated refining into
WOODS and swsmps, harassing the Russians every.
where, destroying their Communications, burning
Aer stores, disappearing before the columns sent
ssns. sheln, and suddenly emerging ia their rear.
go hah OocH NhIflcO ON hiTcauy lOT
seo weeks, vi the Chiefs knnkoYsh and Milencbi
aso Of lher wounds, Necsai aud BORdAnovieh were
shh y 'he Russians, Lzngewicz wsa taken pris.
phef oy Ine Aussrlans, Chebovski deprived Of hi,
eommsnd by the insurgents Themselves. Rnt otber.
have stepped into their places Jezioran.k, Ren,.
kovAki, Char ski, TShkevich, Che.kov.ti Ihsi.
koyskl Lelevsl, Levsndovski and liz t,So I,oShSr.
RikOv, continued tho struggle undauptedIv in sIte
Of the Warsaw kilograms, which twice a yesk on
asUuce the complete defeat Of the insnroent. O.
kEe breakdown OF all armed resistance IL Ihe pol
Can bold out Tor snother month, Napoleon viii h.
forced to do something in earnest for them.
A peculiar feature OF the present insurrection il,
worthy ~ DO recorded. The Poles distrust the old
snigrants. Those among them, who might have
yretensOns TO direct the affairs ali discarded aud
cen. away. Thus you may explain the fact that
ID eroslawski, Vysocki aud Demoinski, are 80 little
heard Of &ierosia wski indeed in Posndsnd tried
% pot binseH the besd Of the moVemsGt, but bis
slsngues were defeated, and he became the most un-
popular man IA the couuiry. saw yesterday dis
0nguished colonel who had formerly fought in
Hungary and belonged until lately 70 the italian
army, On hls return from Cracow. The National
COMMITTEE requested him 70 return, and not 70
promise the Polish movement az regards Austria,
snce until new ali the hospitals for the wounded aIe
IN Aus ran Poland, and tue Austrian authorities 90
mos pat any dlheulties 10 the way Of those who 20
80 JOIN the instruction. Even shoes, blankets
ammunition, arms, easily find their way through
}sllcla into Poland, though Ihs frontier police bias
tsiesy become somewhat more severe. Austria ia ia
ehts respect Wiser han Prussia; abe has wen golden
Spiaions Wills she opened y safety valve FOR her
swD Psbsb p7Ovinesf Az 'ss sp,kasisssio ,ypps.