New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-22

I A later from Warsaw. 10 tho Gas Of the 3lst
uli, gays: ARRESTS continue at Wasaw On
the slightest suspicion persons arc sent 10 prison
/ One OF our chief photographers, who received
medal at the last Exhibition of London, h1s been
taken 70 the cadeli where also are coElneo We
two brothers GregOiOwcZ some monks OF tue oioer
Of S. bernard, and one Of the chlet anded propie-
tors OF the province, N. Pruszack. Inc cNaltl ID
fu of prisoners Of Ill solu e!s'
literary men journalists p!Opreiors ana WofAi- IL
Anarchy reigis IN the chef departments OF Gov
Iernmsni." Tie Temps says that Langie"iz az
fiyt d on Friday last at LschnoDltz, III M0rsiYlst
/ whero no wilt be stationed. particular d"enWB
Is assigueitV him, and be Will Ue able 10 90 hoou,
nnnolest ed having given lis word or honor not 10
proceed pey Dad certain distance. " IL Is hSppy
/ crcutns' snce," odds the 1,mPs, " Tor tne e@-
Dictator that he bas fallen inI0 the power 0l AEs-
trs, md Dot HAT OF Prussia. Acco ding to the
latest explanation Of Count Gutenberg, ne Wooiu
ia the latter case nave been banded over 10 hlsei
CpAcow. April 9. I86J.-Gea. Berg had arrived
in Warsaw am ia the name of tho Emperor 10 4
thanked the army for their fidelity and courage. 1
II Is probable the Grand Duke Constsntine and
CONT WielopohkI will leave Warsaw.
The resurrection ia spreading n LIhuania.
The Poiish peasants arc burning tho schismaiic
churches.
Selo aro the march to L'thuania. ,o,. u
Bands of insurgents under Czs!owski sud o&enskl
are gathering strength daily.
iLo ineurTeci!OnGfy fJrces IA Tie Dlslc Oh haisNh
have largely ncfeased.
IL is reported that the entire kufsan army - 70 De
placed Oh a war footing, aud that Cronsa hre been
placed III q state Oh defense.
MANIFESTO OF TIE POLISH COMMITTEE IN
PARIS.
The Polish Committee OF Paris have Issued tie
following mauiesto: i
Poland, under the pressure OF the most immoral
Of proy0cslOus, bias taken up arms, as she DID 81
years ago, to declare her rshI and nationality.
Frenclmen OF various opinions, bot uu'ted by thst
pubiic sentiment which, OF all Others. IN Fnnce eX
cites the most sympathy. lave banded together, as
they old 80 years Hgo 10 stretch forth lronlIy
HAD TO our northern sister.
"Ihs members OF the old committee, strengthened |
10y n. accessioo of new aud Jealous auxilgrles
under nike 20 aot IA G center 10 she eyertious winch
will be made, with the view Of sup lying the wants
ul the POLISH cause, aud OF miulalIng the cruel
misery which results from TIE present struggle
! oat struggle whlh has alrsady hatonished the
world bY ita DURATION, sIill hs's. and Wlll io1g
20 g.. Recent checks do Lot dIs ,Ouraye The heroic
perseverance, Oh tie Polish people. Even Jhe most
unexpected abandonment ~ouIi not shake Their cob
iccnce IN TO jlllice .! GOO.
"ln order 10 appreciate tho rooiltaoce and the
.scrices " hich Poland h-s made law OF bel exist.
rice iej each % IA picture where should DC, ana
what We should DO, II France lad been muIl-'ed'
torn ito three blessing pieces, and swept away
lrOn among uat,Yls. I.
LET uB, tterolore allow no one TO believe that
the IDIEh lutttioh CdI tNti NC DSIeN AL "NA0e- Va
fCr,c'fui,ess
"I.e, Us tromr,y carry MD 20 the upreme exert ns
Of ts .upeshuman dey3Lion-aid % the caP.Ycs, tue
sick, the devoted Villages, TIE ruined and .dmSnlnY
populations.
+" Let public sympathy DO It's work mt. tie c)u-
scieuce OF Europe. which Is already aroused, finally
iDsures BE triumph OF trs holy cause.
'-fsds, Alfca - !ttA'
TIE above manifesto is a.ned by the DIc d IIag-
court Chairman, 10y NM. Oai,ion Barroi, Ernest
teyfle, Elolad BSrt.n ,of TIC Dsiaisj. Coan. CAM
bacefes, Hipkoiyte CarlOt i. Gutl)rl, Pierre
Lanirey, .ltnli Martin, Colut Mon.eleE. Je-t, Au-
guste Neiiizer, and many others.
VIEWS uF TiE ENGLISH GoyTRNyRNT
Tho Courier d. Dimei.-hs Futlifles me 'wo fol-
lowing important Documents
LORD RUSSELL TO LORD s,rITn, rN5ts'ADoR OF
ESGLAND AZ sr. PETERSEN 10.
FoRLIGS OTYicE, March ,, 1868.
Mr LoRD: The Government OF her Msje-iy is
much concerned IL The state VI thin ~ 10 tho King
dom Of Polaud. i, ices, on The On- hand, great
portion OF The people IN oven resurrection against
the Government, cJuscersae military force
occupied IA puilng down that insurrectlon. Tho
natural aud probable result OF such .trugle Will
be- /: msy BE- supposod, the trin'nrh u Tie military
forces; but thl- triumph n u "a obtained ~ series
OF clublts, will recrbsarily &c accom- pasted by II
lnmentAble efnson Of blood, BY considerable
mice o. human lie, and by material calamites Of
every description, tie cilec, u which VIII be feii
for many years u cone. o. tie oitsrhAud, lie =
OF rscIrU,al violence and Destruction, ifeei parable
from struggle Of his nature, VIII torc.biy engen-
Ger natreds which viii cnyenom N future the n g.
tious Of the Russian Government with tie Polish
N.;ion.
Nevertheless, while regs.tpg the existence OF
this fld ftse Of things IN a foreign country, the
Government Of tie Qacen would not deem II adyis'
able to express its u'msus Oh the subject IN IN
official manner n special circumf .es DID ro' Place
~, CO regards the actual uouuiton OF EOlhuo5 IN
peculiar position. Tie htugdom OF Polscd was
constituted and bound 10 the Russian EuPire by the
iIeLtes Of ltl5, ~ which Tie EnB.nh Government
ls "A contracting PARTY. Tue present unhappy state
OF affairs mus, DO attributed 10 tne fact ha Poland
10 not IN the YOsition laid down by treaAes PoRad,
moreover, is 10 logger Ia tho lozIron IN which II
WA placed ly tie Emperor Alexander /. Under
lie reiga'a national Diet rat ST WGIsIw, and the
Pots of The Kingdom enjoyed she lecessAry pryi-
leges " ilsure their public weiiaIe.
Since the year 1872 symptoms OF discomfort and
agitation commenced 20 eyluce themselves, whlcn
were followed irou time 10 tine 10y reyclls aud uss-
less bl00dshed. The Government OF The Queen Il
aware that the immediate cause Of the present Ia
surrectIOu tbs cOnsCnpllon recently IMPOSED
upon tue Polish nation; but That Measure itself was
only adopted IN con-elu OF tho discomfort which
the poles felt NJ TIT IoIticai cOl1ltOn % tleir
country. The landed lroprators and tie middle
classes could noI put up WITH II, and Tue peas, nErp
d.i not SHOW themselves uOsue.y dispO. Ell, az
least thsy DID not support TIE Euss;aa Government.
Ggea. ButA'n, one Of the Powers that signed
the 1rea'i,s OF 1915, and deeply interested n The
peace OF Europe, feels Itself consequently, autho'-
Zed 10 leJs lis opinion upon TIC events Of wnich
Poland 70 the teatcr, md ID de lirOu5 Of DONG 80
in TIE most courteous manner toward Russia with
tLa sincere wish u contributing 10 the welfare oi
ail parties interested. Why Should not bb Ippcrla
Mai -sty, nuse benevolent sentiments are unIvers-
ally recognized, put I'M cad, once Og all 20 this sln-
CANARY struggle by generously proelalming On nm