New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-22
TBM sTATE OF EUROPE.
From our Own Correspondents
TORIN. July !, 1853.

From Oar Own Correspondent.
TORIS, July !, 1862
The Polish question is most probably 10 BIO settled
by Western piomaoy without any armed interyen"
t;on.-The Russian Government has TO objection TO
accept the six points Of the AngloFranco-A ustrian
Notes for the basis Of further negotiations, but re-
fuses to aocede 10 Congress it is to be restricted
TO the Polish difficulties, an acceptation OF such
Congress being a virtual abdicaticn Of the PonIoh
Of great power. Now, az Austria tesrs ths' IL .'e
Coparcss is TO occupy itself with other penells
que tons her influence IL Venice aud haISai. nis ~
be uudern.,ued il is quite neutral thht SoiAeisoo
at ST. Petersburg or at Brussels VIII DC proposed
mated Of the dreaded Congress. 1t while civil notes
are EXCHANGED between The courts, husslah 1oner's
outrage Humanity by barbarous executions ana IN
tca, Of cruetiCS Alter one OF the late pat'les, III
the County Cracow, the wounded insurgents were
huried alive with their dead companions. Miss
Strlraka at wilma has been sentenced to be shot by
Manrayief Whose nane 10 TO DO associated with
tha,srof Forlusmsda, Alba ana HAynagl -iOr having
taken care of wounded insurgents. The priests
Koparsky aud lsbora were hung for having
PRAYED with the dying Poles on the battle
field. All the prisons are filled with political
prisoners, on suspicion Of beng Concerned
in the resurrection. An the Marshals Of the nooii-
ity of Lithuanis arrested-aniong them old men
Of three aud ten and the prisoners OF war are
trangeorted by hundreds TO Sibers. The execution
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upon the Emperor Napoleon, the father OF the 3oun
having been his generous friend during his exile IL
London The Emperor insists now upon the re-
moval of Mourasieh, the author OF so many e1eeu'
tions. from the Governorshp OF Lithuanis. Ihst
cruel man had actually whipped ladies for wearing
monrniD0. and imprisoned the mothers and wives OF
insurgents as hostages for their toas ana
All Enrope ia shocked by such barbariiy; still, the
great Enclish papers and Mr. Roebuek, with ell tho
Tory hosts, who lind no words strong engqSh 10
- ,abl Ia N SpuNlnU Alllan-
digaau 10 Dixie do not raise shout Of indignation
against Gems. Mouravief and Berg -,
Ibe Austrian Council OF the Empire has strength
eued.the bands,of those Ministers vt Vienna Who
nd yised the Emperor Francis Joseph to unite his
ef qts in behalf of Poland with England and
France. Blu. there are still powerful influences vt
work 10 bring about an understanding between
Austria Prussia and Russia; In fact, to renew the
deceased Holy Alliance. The kng. OF Prussia,
belng now at Carlsbad, IN Bohemia, FRANCIS
joseph is to pay hlm o visit, as customary with
kings and emperors; but tie Grand Duke
Constantine, too, 10 expected at the same
watsring-place, ssd the old Absolutistic party at
Vienna, the Archduehess SOPHIA, mother 10 the
Emperor, and the Generals and courtiers OF the
school of Prince Metternich are busy at work upon
Frapcs Joseph that he should return TO the old poll
ties OF his house. Napoleon got alarmed by those In
trigues; accordingly his Minister Rouhef became
sucdenly 4, and must likewise visit Carlsbad. in
order to restore bis beath and TO watch ana coun-
tSfact the lNusslAn plOt.
Tire Italisn finances are still in a very bad plight;
deficit Of three hundred million francs Is unsvoda-
bic by the end Of the year; the new kingdom can
not make both ENDS meet 20 oug as an army OF three
hundred thousand msn Is 10 be kept up. Nothing
but ar leaning TO a lasting settlement with Aus
tlis, can bring relief. We bear, therefore, in the
most influential cirees that tie war against Austria
will not be adjourned beyond the ensuing Sp1ng.
As 10 the king, Is always ready to mount his war
borse and 10 make bold dash Into the thickes. o.
the iight.
Garibaldis wound IL closing 1t is probable tha,
on tie anniversary OF Aspromonte he Will be
able 10 walk without crutchos. Numerous d1els
have taken place here within the last fortnight Six
of them were Of no serious consequence, bu; a few
morcare still pending; all Of them bad political
color. proving tina; the Giyision between Gtribadi
ana pervades oil olasses Of society. The
Cabinet believes that tue recent Ministerial changes
in France favorable 10 the cause OF Italy. NGpo-
Icons circular about the evils OF Capitalization
makes great impression upon the Italians, who
complain of the serviL way In which French admin.
istration s copied in the Peninsula The political
feud between Italy and the Pope begins strongly 10
react upon the religious feelings Of the nation. Al
agitation against the spiritual power.of the Pontil
acquires considerable extension. IL his Holiness
continues to remain In open opposition against Italy
he may vet witness the downfall Of Lis spiritual
supremacy in the country.