New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-18

"A ~
In suspect.nr that thi. Government was Uniformed as
10 the lca state Il ,ccing IN Vienna Possibly N o.
Ncittrls.s llcr Oh parinltles mis- . Alia ny L"ni
ont Ioncs too fr-'erllC. porhaps ~. de GramoA.
,vtrience # Austrian subtoy Lac not yet bcea long
enough to enable lin 10 detect tie real meaning ahd
intentions Of IL RechOcrg However this I'M! De- n j,
generally believed that Ausirla'is In extremely bnt
oor here N present, AID j. sold That tie rftnAur
meeting q: the annoyance ana hosiihy iet
Eyos, H:s Paris (orrcfpoEScHfoT The Daily
.ss.rs.
The article in Yesterday Pays, admitting the
important facts That there ID IN Understanding between
Frnnce Russia .ud Prussia on tie special point ~ tie
Fra kiort Congress and that tie 1 oeen'@f may M
dor contain CIRCUMSTANCES extend fItLcr ~ Lot maze
oue - much sensation in psrs might Lave been ex
rscied Some Of lie journals DO doabi abtign ifoia
abiding 20 II pro sonl jealousy Of 'ho iniona-
ton Il cot.mporlTy; but this rcnar - not alpica-
lie TO the Cons,sorad which IL IN th'same hands %
lie Paws and generally echoes al its important news
either by III, raj reproduction or lasaphflse III j.
SINGULAR Circumstance that In The prescott case the coh-
ssnonnd should make no aALslon "a TIE most import
ant news 81 tie day. -
Possibly sone of tho ministers msy have thought the
revelations of the Pays indiscTec and taken measures
10 stop their further propagation ~ M anihorfat"e
form. There u s. however, 10 dppht tha' ihe Fsyt
was Of cally inspired last night although a. minis
ter "A councils are almost gfrmaHenoe-thcfe -
Ia b. one every other day TIL the Emperor goes to ir
rizl-much nuctuatioD " opinion u soyernmental err
clos BE- looked for. The Journals hich have taken
Leading part In favor q tho independence Of Poland
are very much ohaincd At the present aspect Of al s
The Ossioa Na'0ase regards free Poland IN Tree
Rl-s!. 49, miserable phrase. signify ing tie coHpiete
absorption 81 Polish naiionai! In Russian desiotiaiA'
The TsnPs says
This article chat OF the Pay,. which affects semi
official air invites many oL scTNaons winch We have no
nc. for today. We mus, say 1t once however that
cannot IN tie proposed le~ aInnce any OF those
GUARANTEES for the peace 81 Europe which the official
writer h,icrr himself D" can discover. That France
and Russia should keep sharp eye upon ihe uiltsry
movement in Germany Is quite natural and, although
their i,ilalcc lay b. seemed eXas sersted the Ger
mans have email ri1ht 10 Complain Of II. But that
D. ffa f,UHA fF or IA
check 4 National movement II assgredly not fact cal
cuiaied 70 strengthen that power IN Germany. The
circumstances under which Prussia Offers her alliance
deputc 10 ~ al yallA and would make H. on tie con
ffary serious embarrassment L. us. IL could only
serve "a give aucn; 10 tie National feeling now
- strong IN Germany and TO impci mat sentiment
naiusf tie pruss an Government which II II %
act against Germany concert it'll Russia and France
would mo-, ird man nor a shilling An alliance with
power which - committing suicide oilers no aitEac-
tons.'
Tie Fra.cs feeling apparently the necessity 81
making things peasant 10 all parties, las an
ar'iclr lnicrD,d 10 prove that IN the new phase
90 which the neg tlItiois II the affairs Of
II Poland have entered thanks to The Intervention 81
PRUSSIA ana the liberal policy attributed to Russia,
there j. nothing which need weaken the understanding
LcA Aas hitherto prevailed between France tHshhc'
and Austrin that particular subject IL character
Tres that understanding not IN alliance. or even
compact bui simply rs happy harmon! Of ideas ana
Interests" The Argument l. that a similar happy
harmon, between France aud TWO other powers may
so on quito consistently with the srst. The article
r.
Tor having got up the Frankfort Congress when she
ought 10 have been occupying herself with folAAd
alone
TURIN. Sept 2.-Thc OpinioHe announces
the approaching publication Of several DEGREES upon
financial matters. IL Is said that one of these orders
" III modify the export duties on oil sulphur, and RAGS
Intelligence hns been received from Naples that the
trial oi Princess Sciara Barbern and Signor del Quat
tromnn Las commenced. The public prosecutor has
undertaken Ia prove the latter guilty of conspiracy. AID
the Princess OF being his accomplish.
VIENNA Sept. 2-The Geaerai Correspondent:
announces that Count Rcchbcrg and Herr Won Brcgclc
ben will remain Frankfort Tie actual confcrenc. u
Ministers will not take place In that city al present hut
"A meeting of statesmen charged with completing the
work examined and sanctioned by their soyercgns. ana
preparing to carry II into practice.
The official KreniEs Poet publishes the following in
conspicuous type
affairs should also be watched IN Austria with lively
interest after the name OF conspicuous member OF the
Imperial House las been brought into close connection
with the question Contradictory reports Oh docs.uh
having been already ed at afford as the opportunity
o. declaring thai We again able 10 Affirm the position
stated by upon the an ut 70 be III no way changed
The Fsf DcAtscAc Post Of the lst inst SAYS: Tho
King Of Denmark In his quality oi Dnke Of Schleswig
Ilo,tcin viii obey the resolutions of the Federal
Diet lie believes that the Federation viii think twice
before proceeding to the execution oi measure which
would be regarded 10y Denmark declaration Of war,
and ngnnst which Sweden and Norway have promised
aid Whn, he Federal Diet will do Ne have no means
tie Danish hOldncss " Il! turn ont for the benefit Of the
Austrian project reform and that the nth Of August
will greatly advance the work ot the Congress of
Prinots IT, view Of the inso'ent threats which Den.
mark dnrcs ci IN our teeth, because We require the
execution of treaty stipuatlons the most obstinate
sovereign should imagine would be conS inccd that
he would gain more by the growth Of Germany IN unity
and moral strength Than he may possibly lose In ind
yidunl sovereignty. The situation of Denmark laugh
inc h. German, lloe. and the latter only daring 10
double her lst behind her back, is too unnatural st
forever"
CALCUTTA, Aug. 27.-lBy telegraph from Sucs.
tray shirngs AID active. Mule s hrm. The rcsuts
Of Indigo crop uncertain. COPPER unchanged Salt
peter aud Liaocl hishr Jue unchanged. Exchange :
uoScuurt Securities. CENTS 9gl l. cents 100, =. o.
cents II l. ftrIght, rty incng.
BoaBAY. Aus. la.Dhtcrsh Cotton a., rupees; n piece
goods 30. lOa Mule Twist - Lns,ed Il "a COP
pr o. Exth.ugr, l. Government Securities, - cents
lWli g. l. ccuts, ilr. ir,iel,s duh
The London hal Of tie 18Th of July reached bombay
Aug. 10
The Calcutta China and Australia mails reached sn'@ al
about noon Sept. g. an.
CsSToS, July s3-tBy Telegraph lfom Sue -Uray Smr
ines, a ,niy cents higher Water I"ii, 70 ~
higher. Tea declined tacl total ,xgotio d'e 9''''V" '
taslungr. 4 ~. O., ,
sllaNai,sr July 2,-Gray shrhss tendme downward.
fon-t onsuu declined tael Sik quiet NO; lHu',r 80
a,2s Settlements coo bales STOCK 1000 bales tot "a
pors to date $500 bales Exchange on Londono . on inda
3A tycsht. iuI.