New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-31
THE STATE OF EUROPE.
Poland-The Pending Negotiations-Itnly
and Pranee-PoIish Affairs.


and Pranee-PoIish Aaafrs.
Prom Oar Own Correspondent
TuRiS, July ls 1859.
The answer Of the Russian Government to the
three Powers 10 sent to-day TO Vienna, London and
rsris. but nothing is yet known Of its nature. VIZ
ore all on tip-ioe since il is the question Of peace
war which is to be decided within few days. The
italian Government calculated always upon the wal
against Russia, and was ready 10 put army corII
Of 80 TO 1000 men at the disposition Of France, ex
psctiDg in return the evacuation Of Rome, but Napo
Icons plans do not include, for the present, al
italian support; an Austrian alliance 10 for him by
kr more advantageous for Russian war, and thus
Italy has been pieely ignored in all the prepa-
sations secretly made. Sweden, England, austria,
and perhaps Denmark, have each part assigneu 10
them. bat Italy, does not enter isa. INTO 'pas ,ss
Italian Cabinet The bad humor against france Is
DOW again increased by an Incident which greatly
alarms the Minis The post packet Aunlr, of The
Messageres lmperiales arrived on oa'uIuay III Tue
BORT of Genoa bound for Marseilles from Clvta Vec-
CHA and il ,oon became known that the notorious
Ciprisno della Gala, murderer, who had slresdy y,
sDder the Bourbons, in 1853, escaped from the gal
kys, and becsme a chief OF brigands in 1861, was
op board With four of his accomplCes. The Pre-.
fec, of Genoa, Marquis Guslterio, at once ordered
their arrest but the captain Of the vessel protested
since the five bngands had regular passports
from the Roman authorities, aud vise
Of the French Embassy. Gualterio, therefore,
requested the permission Of arresIing those chiefs
from the French Cousul in Genoa, who without
understanding the Importance Of the International
question at once acceded TO the Projects demands.
The a,sassns were accordingly bsndcuf-d and safe.
ly lodged in the town jail, and the Government
papers at Turin were on Sunday highly delighted
10 congratulate the country both upon the capture
Of five of the most po.ori US reactionary cbiefs,
end upon the good understanding between the
Cabinets Of Turin and Of the rulleries, that on
Monday they contained the notice that the French
Government has blamed the conduct Of the Consul.
In the afternoon Count Sartlges, the French Elm
basssdor went to the Chevaer Viscont Venosta,
She young Minister OF Foreign Affairs aud told hIm
st the Emperor could not tolerate any violation of
tbe French flag, bot unwilling TO exercise formal
pressure upon the Government which might dsCredit
ks .sge he hopes that tue Ministers will al once,
and before the arrival OF formal demand, release
The FIVE brigauds the ground Of lte ilesality OF
their srrest under the French flag. Ga The other
hand the French Eubassador promised that If the
Italian Government should make formal sppLca-
Non TO the French authorizes for the eXtrati-
tion Of Cipriano della Gala aud bis accompces,
the matter will be discussed snd arranged according
70 the sipuaons OF the existing eXtraGi ION treat
Cabinet Council was at ohco called together, the
crown lawyers gave their ol iuiep, and the deuand
Of the French Government vas found legal, though
y wa shown that on former occasous-for instance,
b 1858 IN Sicily, after the failure OF Baron Benh
essR0s insurrectlODary movemeot, the French I'm.
perial Government was less punctIous, and did
20. object when the Bourbon police searched the
French packets and arrested the passengers. They
might have scded ny own case. !, too, was ar.
rested Ill the port OF Naples on board Of French
ship and under The French flag, and Napoleon did
Dot claim my release, but tue il was The OF
Q friend Of Gsribaloi and not Of Bourbon niur-
dsrer. The Turin Government wo1ld already have
delivered the brgsnds 10 tie French authorities, bat
for the terriole impresNon which sucn prooeedi.
could not iail TO make In The Southern p!ovLces.
VeDosta therefore, tires 10 induce tie French Gov
eminent lot TO lress too hard upon tie Italian
Cabinet, and The negotiations are stI penoing but
the illeeipg against France iucresses from DAY 10
day. Indeed Napoleons position beeoules raIber
awkward, be allows Dauds Of assstslus 10 form OH
lhe Romsn territory, aud 10 infest the Nea olitaD
provinces and If a lucky chance puts them into The
hands Of the Italian Government, lie protects tn m
Count Muraviet continues his erueities IN Li,hua-
nis; during the month Of Juue he bad rs men OF
note shot or hung III bis provinces; among them the
Counts Platter ana berakoyskl tve Piiess, hr
BsIOzOr one Of the richest prOpnetot OF the prov
inoe and the rest insurgents taken III fsir tat Ie
From the tbester Of We Dave uo other important
news but q eD,wsl OF Gen. WysockIs attempt TO
Invsde Vohynia sfter bis frst failure. Tie second
Attempt was more saccetsiul than The hrst, the
General succeeded Ia cutting his way through Tie
Russian lines into the Interior.
The elections in TraDsy vanis have resulted In
majority for the Austrian Government; Tie Run.aiD
pries,s carried tue day. serious movement is
Imminent in Moldo Wslacha, where the Prince
John Alexander Couza becomes a. uDpoI u.ar
- King William l. in Prussia.