New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16
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QUz.ssTowN. July s. 1859
Lospoy, Sunday, July s. S63.-FIEAscIAL.-In
the Stock Exchange yesterday afternoon Console,
after official hours, were quoted " BIG TO 5-l6.
Foreign markets stronger. Greek advanced.
A Cabinet Council wa. held yesterday Saturday
afternoon al Lord Palmers.ons Official residence.
ATBxxs, July 3. 1850.
Disturbances occurred last night among several
corps OF the garrison Of A.bens- The President of
tho National Assembly sumIloned the troops to re-
tum to their barracks and tranquility now restored.
MR. RoEBUCK AND THE FRENCH LMPERoR.
PARis, July S. lsea.
The Moniteur Of to-day contains the following:
"E1parA,ous have been rendered necessary by occur
renee which recently took In the House Of Commons
Me.. Ro.bucl and nd,sy visited Fonu.bssu 10 engage
the Empsrsr ks Official steps London for the rccospi
ion Of the Southern States, The Emperor expressed h' do
.re eco peace restored In Aeroa, but observed ths
having decnsd h proposals Of mediation ihs prsvi
QUE Ocob- he did not think be could submit new propos
tsn wi,bou, the eer.inty Of IL. acceptance
HI. Majesty stated further that hi. Embsssior should
nevsrt.. f.c.vs Instruction. sound the Eus.h c.bi.
upon subject giving I, to undstand that II England
hoogb OF the South likely TO put end to
ne ~.f the Empsror Disposed follow her In that
p-ror la, 10, attempted certain pobeaon' Pre;sni to
as-nc. IL. British Pa,msr. by tho aediaD of Two Of IT.,
uenbs. Al that took place friendly intefchanss Of
opinion ia interview which EmpeFor no reason TO
refuse"
The bulletin OF the Moniteur, announcing tie
event, which have recently occurred in Madagas-
car, adds:
I'VE are assured that tho Queen. In spite OF oircur
taso. ntoaa. to uphold the es,ies with Earops aud I,
maintain lissry Of ~ofship and Of commerce"
viEssA, July ?. 1863.
TIE General Corresponding says:
"a communication bas been received from Paris
which ssserts Ia the most positive terUs, that the
Emperor of the French has irrevocahlv d-fsrmii ed
npon ihs recognition of the Southern Couiederacy Of
America. Before carryiny out this resolution, how
ever the French Cabinet will aguin invrs the Nor b.
err States TO agree to an simlsice, but 'he ineia-
tation will be couchei in 30 detirive form that the
Washington Cabinet must either accept or reject IL.
In tbe former case, the recognition Of the iDde-
rendence OF the South viii ut once follow, even
without the coopera ion Of England. NAPOLEON
Ill sill hopes, however, tLlt despe the exp'ina-
tion already given in Parliament, the British Gov
srnuent may vet be Induced 10 give its support 10
Frsne- at least far IN arpisi.e l. concerned. IN
BRFsL.J, July l.-1he Br'sI0uer Zeuung says,
travellers from wilma state that the trra ment 10
which tie inhabitants ARE subJectei by (i-. Mours-
yief s horrible aud cruel beyood descrlptio0 Cas-s
have occurred wucre the en'ire population OF yli-
iages have been fogged by soldiers. Wholesale
aopging Of this nature took place few days ago
uear wilma, on Prince Czetwertynskis estate.
The Prince, on hearing report OF the occurrance,
cent ono OF his servants 70 ascertAin II such were
the case, and the circumstances attending II. The
NAN was seized on hn arrival, ny 'he officer execut
ipv Gen. Mourovieirs orders, and In order to mako
him frlly understand what va, gong on bo TO
ceiyod 30 lashes with Il rod. a similar fate over
took harmless. landowner while riding through the
village ia order that he might De able 70 tell his
people " hat rebels bad " expect.
IL il " ell known that those OF the Polish nobility
who on the outbreak VI tho insurr-ction, resigned
their oi nal appointments, aud refused 10 siga an
address OF dsvoion TO the Emperor, were arrested
aud confined In fortresses. Count Skarzinski, IN
his quality OF Marshal objected 10 be tried by Court
Martial that power being vested Ia the Ssnate only
His right admitted st. Petersburg, but disre
gurded by Gen. Mouravief, whose only reply was
70 increase toe severity Of his imprisonment.
CARLsBAD, July l.-Tbe approaching Interview
Of tho Emperor OF Austria with the King Of Prussia
will not, ss previously announced, take place at
Carlsbad. T6a two monarchs will meet at the
palace Of the Grand Duke Of Tuscany at Slaken-
WORTH. Crest preparations are being made for the
occasion, and the Grand Duke, who was absent in
Saxony. returned to-day to tho palace, although he
was not expected back for several months.
FRANKFORT, July IA report has been circulated
by tue Sad Deutsche Zenung, that in conss-
oiepcs of bis speech at Dautzig, tho Crown Prince
Of Prussia had, by ths kiugs orders been confined
for two days to his residence" This report, sl.
though not generally credited tends TO increase the
popul lanty OF Ihe Crown Pruce.
The Wilma Courier Of the 23d ult. publishes the
instructions. issued by Gen. Annisnkof relative 10
The organisation Of armed peasant guards. or the
~ paragraphs Of which tLis document consists, the
following are the most noticeable:
l. In every small town or village, one-shird Of
the adult male population will be incorporated TO
form the town or village guard.
2. One-halt Of the village guard will constantly
remssn on the spot 10 defend the town in tho event
Of attack. The other hall will be formed into flying
columns for the purpose Of tracking and pursuing
ths Insurgents.
The Peasant Guards will Join in ell military ope-
ratIons against the insurgents, and will invariably
turn out on the shortest notice whenever called
upon 70 DO 70 by any military commander. In casss
whore the regular forces are sufficiently strong
without the assis, sncs Of the Peasant Guards the
latter will b formed into reserve, and il after
their di.psruon tbs insurgents seek refuge In the
forest the Peasants will follow and capture them
Angly.
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