The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-24
THE POLISH REVOLUTION.


In the place Of the notes gold distracted from the
Warsaw Bank left receipt signed by the national
government ~ p
II Vas reported that the notes OF the three Powers 10
Russia regarding Poland would be despatched to 81.
Petersburg on the 18th Of June.
The Paris Pa says the Russian government incllnes
towards an arrangement with Prussia notwithstanding
tho warning TO the contrary. a
LETTER OF THE SULTAN TO THE GEAR.
The following the text Of the despatch forwarded by
the Ottoman Porte to kha Bey It's Ambassador at ST.
Petersburg, on the subject Of Poland
CoNsrANTNoprE, May a. 1868
The events which are taking place In Poland appear to
have assumed the proportions OF European question
All the Powers have been moved by them, and have
pressed on the subject their points Of view.
There are which speak and act by virtue
Of the treaty Of Vienna Of 1885, IN which they took part
tons Russia the Of the general peace In the
midst OF so many different opinions the Sublime Porte
Insiders ITSELF as neighooring Power, bound also to
make ts profession OF faith In prescribing It's repro
sentative at ST. Petersburg the language which he should
use and 10 tracing out the line Of conduct which he win
You are aware that The Sublime Porte was no. one Of
the Powers which signed the stpuatons or the Congress
Vienna. has therefore, no engasement 20 invoke.
the affairs Of others II we follow the course OF these
events with very great anxiety y Is because in
70 deeretha order and tranquility should reign every
where, and especially among neghbors, that the
but DO admitted that the indefinite procnea.yon Of hs
present agitation In Poland exercises perncios influence
r: aoa VS.
US We may call vital, makes Il Law TOR us
70 ion with those who form desires that tran
sJie The sincerity Of wishes and the idea BY which
they are inspired cannot DO questioned; they arise as
have previously remarked r. m the feeling Of our own
preservation The geographical political position OF
the OFT man empire the diversity OF the by which
what advanced As 70 the means for attaining the
result so ardenty desired II is not for 70 indicate them
Alexander H. will not delay nd,ns in his exalted wis
DOM the solution the most fitting and the best adapted
The above is the point Of view which you must adop
irincc Gortchako We trust that the loyalty OF our
be appreciated by his Excellency and that the mpera
Cabinet will rendcr justice to the sincerity Of our
AAII PACHA.
INCIDENT AT THE COURT OF IrALY-ruE RUSSIAN
MINISTER AND ITALIAN MINISTER AT WAR.
Turin lJune 81 correspondence Of Paris Patre.l
little diplomatic incident took place hero two days
Count do stackelberg. the Russian Minister at this
court loudly complained to the Minister a Foreign AZ
f.irs q the nantes tatt.s which have taken place
throughout the whole OF Italy - the Of the oh
seqais Of Colonel Nullo, killed in Poland. The Count
more particularly conpianed that In towns tho
thoritics had been At the ceremony, and that
Bologna, in particular, General oialdin had attended
The reply made by the Minister OF Foreign Affairs Ia
not exactly known but that II not very
may be inferred from the fact that count dc Sacke berg
Immediately referred tho matter " General Della Rovcra
Mniter OF War. II was 70 him particularly that be
manifested his discomfort 81 the presence u General
NJ the oDseluleS Oh Colonel NullO. Della
Rovera replied hat General Cadin had attended less AZ
general than as private citizen he being 10 PLAIN
clothes and that no one ought 10 ind fault with cnzen
or even general OF the army being present at funeral
service OF one Of his couurymen who from old services
had mered well OF his country aud uho died hro,caty
ordng 10 the account by the Rdns hepsel,xs
Count dc Stickolberg did appear very well sat
with this reply and the OF conversation made use
OF the observation that the Russian would do
well shoot the prisoners who were taken in the
ar in which Nullo lost his life. To this outbreak the
Minister Of War replied with his usual calm that he
co inf Ruuci Siso italia
prisoners taken In but that he hoped only for
Aar saio, but for Russia herself. that wh rieoroS,
asares 'oosd b resoyted 20 aoasna prisoners Of
So the matter rests at present.
RUSSIAN CONCENTRATION IN FINLAND.
Letters from Stockholm mention that all the advccs 70
ceved In that city from Finland shw that the Russian
government preparing tor the ccntration there Of
considerable ddrDee. Troops have arrived az Hell
singors and sweabog large convoys Of provisions are
being sent to those towns and the military authorities
making stratcg cal dispositions in the country places
Public opinion is however far from being opposed to Po
land. Il said that students Of having
be ONE acquainted with the manGuvrcs employed to
wards the Acadcmica cousstory to induce forward
an address Of dcvotedncss n the Russian
and OF the intention II the professors give way the
pressure exercised upon thcm, Immediately assembled
the displeasurc which such serve conduct would ca
T. the young mon of theunversty. Professor Suelmann
who recently promoted to the rank OF senator had
drawn up tho address In concert with the and
chancellor he received the students In the potcst man
ner and assured them that the address directed
against Poland but against sweden, 10 order that she
might know that Finland perfectly satisfied with her
position The students, however persisted be pro-
Jet aband ned.
THE wIELoPOLsKI AND BRANCKr DUEL.
Prom Galignani's Messenger, Juno
hostile meeting took place the day before yesterday
In the wood q Ia Sauvncre, near Spa heween Count
Rgisuond Wieicpolsk, chamberlain TO The Emperor Of
Russia and Count Xavier Branicki Couss wieepolski
had aihteA the evening before the ote dOrarse on
his arrival from Az Ia Chapee has all tbc foreigners Of
dstinctNn In the establishment informod the proprietor
that the count WIS received they would quiz in coz
sequence the count was obliged ~ withdraw 70 boe,
OF third rate order. not finding accommodated else-
where After an exchange 81 Shots both OF which pyoveo
harmless the encounter suddenly interrupted " che
appearance q abody q police who took both prncps Il
and seconds into custody.
The War In the Caueasus.
PROGRESS OF 1hk fAThoTs-MfLTrARy LOSSES AND
ExpESsEs OF THE RUSSIANS.
lsoukum kae tMay ~ correspondence Of Galignans
Messeugcr.l
The strife between the Rnssi,ns and the circass,aus