New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12

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aaI r"n,',men9s suggests serious doubts as to the
wisdom OF advocating, in the prescott Stage Oh IDe
Aner,can conflict, tho recognition OF tDe southern
indepenceuce. 1t will be seen from THIS that 'ne
meeiif was conspicuous from the absence o. VII"
whose preseuce would have given II a cbsrac Sr.
One reason for their absence s that the gent enen
OF Sheffield wi not copsort with Mr.. hoeo" OK uh-
less where there is no alternative. 1t VIE not 10
Yesterday" No.
The Ltrerpool Post gives the folio Ting denne'
alton Of the character of the new Eng Lsh cnanP0"'
Of the Rebels: ,a1l
SHOW me patriot said Dr.. johnson, anu
will stow Won q rascal Stow us an extreme
Radical and he is pretty certa in very snof' ,"io
become an ardent Tory-Tossib y lover ., sosJ
Mr. RosDues Ts' os spes wi Of aSsnsm
lie BOW rTsotically iml caches Democracy oy pre-.
claiming IL utter faldre IN the Ubten states Va
America. lie tolerafes slavery. NerD;ny lie us
likes Theoretically he approves OF IT, bu' poSsipty
ne dn.s no, see that he s impugning all the ION
nYin,srles of his youth--the politics which gained
him early reputation and stl sustain HIN Ia the
irrnr,sentston of Sheffield. Ii sefgoverpment. un-
der circumstances the most favorable that NATIONS
ever experienced. fail in America, 1t is quite clear
u at Conservatism ought TO DC TIE rue III tnc eo'
eminent Of MANKIND"
! MIR. BrENAL OSBORNE on THE AMERICAN WAR.
] Mn Bernal Osborne, NJ. =. for Lskeard, adj
dressed meeting Of his constituents IN tue Town
Ian Oh Wednesday, May ". The Mayor TOOK the
] III TIC COu!hc VI rpSVsh Nh'' C''NNH~ -
ihrrtd az follows to the American war:
/ "Ihey had seen in their time the breaking mp OF
one of tie gSeatest empires the world had ever
known, aEd no man could read the details OF the
war III Auerica--detslls which every mali brongnt
10 them without feeling Of horror horror NJ teeiDs
kindred srrayed in arms against each other, family
agains; family and father against son; and whatever
might be their opinion Uf the contest-whether Ill
favor III The North or Of the Souh-they could not
uoss Sly regard with indifference the gallant ttrug-
: III ,Ia tlcry
~efe certainly fighting with the Rreatett bravery
and determination, aud few could help wishing them
spccess
"Whatever might have been the cause OF that
stylggi,-wnether or not Slavery was really at the
: hc;tom of it--there must be u certain ieelnB oil
e2mpaihy sise for men who Struggled 30 nobly and
80 CALAMITY. IL appeared TO HIM impossible 10 say
what ,he result Of tie would be, unless mutual
iexhauf ton eAsued for IT seemed that there must
soon be exhaustion OF credit side or OF men
on the other; Tor after all the resources Of the South
the men must be limited, and the reeources OF the
: North--francislly-m to certain extent, be
limited also. They were recruiting for tins war III
the -s,er country bat the struggle OF nercenary
soldiers against gallant patriots however small that
band may be, could never be attended with success
lie did not believe at that moment that the Union
could ever be restored, and be also beheveo lh"t
they fighting for frontier, and how long
such conflict might coniuue 1t was Impossible 70
say. he hOIe however, that the Governinent OF
this country would continue TO preserve the same
sound policy they had hitherto done. Hear, hear.
POLAND AND RUSSIA.
. STATE or TIRE DIPLOMATIC fEGOItTlONs-rHt
SATIosAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM
TURKsY-PRIsCE cZtRToRYsKI-IhE POLES OF
i, GALici.--DEFfAr OF THE RUSSIANS Br The
CIRCtsfAEs.
TIE Pays of May % denies that the negotiations
entered into with the object of bringing abont pa
cfc solution OF the Polish question have assumed IN
uniavoraole aspect tina, the state OF things had
become more serious.
4 The Pen. declares that no proposal has vet been
sent TO 81. Petersburg, and says-" The thr-e Pow
er- have come 10 an understanding respecting their
commun ca'ioist 10 ST. Petersburg, IN reply TO The
notes OF Priuce Gorchssof. These communica
lions will lake deuite form, and matters are
in as good state Of progress could be desired"
A singular Instance 10 also given of the marvel
| Gus power exercised by the Secret Government.
, Certain documents wers held by the Ressinn nu-
thorues which we're neediu in order IN procure the
conviction Of one of the STATE prsoners Inc Ma
tionai or Secret Government ordered that tne doca
a meuts should be transferred 10 It's keeping-and
: they at once di.appeared from the custody Of tie
n Rus ian sutbonliuer, having been in some myseri
u Gus way sbstraeied. Nothing Ii 10 remarkable IN
. This contest the manner III which the Russian
n Government is teing quietly but irfesistihly super
seded bs the mysterious authority which no I'm
! penal functionary ever sees knows, bnt which
! paralyzes his movements aud illustrates all liz
! Ordtrt.
According to advices from Constautinople, the
majority Of the foreign officers IN the Turkish army
have claimed their discharge IN order TO JON the
POLISH n-urssu,s
Prnces Czartoryski was received bv the King Of
= Denua,k Oh May % AID dned with be lJesty.
y Tie Polish members for the Province Of GAlcia
la the Vienna Parliament met at Lemberg for c0n
= fioeniia conference. GrochOlsai Smolss R.y zner
and otUers, were among tie number. The remit j.
still sp,ces Of secret, Dut IL may De stated that the
e man queslion under consideration was upon the
policy vi The Polish deputies still maintaining the
y atfitude "a hltlprtO Or Of aclyely
u participating in the debates and svang themselves
OF sucb party combinations ne might turn up. The
r probability ls In favor Of the latter alternative.
Il Toe COurr1sr d. orient writes, May 9:
II We have Just received news from Circas,a. The
Russians arrived near Contchpron, and established
their camp there.
a For nine days the Circsssians gave them no
i trouble. Ihs pacific attitude Of the mountsineers
put the enemy off their guard, and rendered them
c less vigilAut.
Suddenly the Circassians dsrted from several sides
. upon The camp. The struggle wac bloody; tut
cue srdor OF the sssaiisnts trlumphed over all
: sistance. Tue Russians were entirely routed. A
small number u them succeed IN escaping; all the
, rest were killed or made prsonere.
: a ship, having on board sixty Circasslan men and
] women Of the Tribe Of the OuOyhs. was met by Il
Russian steamer off Trebizond and captured. After
having taken on board all the CircsssisDs, except
ioar men, the steamer made for Soukoum KaIe
dragging behind her the captured vessel.
On The way tempest broke forth and this yes
sell conducted by the four men who had been left
her, found means 10 escape and take refuge III
i Iiebz0pd. Arrived in that city, tho iugitvos de
posited formal complaint.
Is the Black Sea free, or IL IL Russian lake
This is what we propose 10 examine
| The Courier ORIENT writes, May -:
" We have just received important news from the
eastern ride OF Tue Caucasus.
"Ibe Dagbe.tan is in Instruction"
THE GREEK THRONE.
FRsyKFonT, May 20, 1861 The Europe Of to-
day st,tru oticia that tie first protocol declaring