New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-20
Fresh dctoehmcnts Of insurgents have appeared in
a vso fpttv ~ T~alr

Fresh dotachmonis Of insurgents have appeared In
the vicinity Of Talisch." ~
Le Coyyer dn Daonols Of the 4th inst. publishes the
following:
thnt dispatches have been sent from the Ministry OF
Foreign Affairs to the Duke De Gramont, the French
FmbassGaor nj Vienna, and 20 the DIXIE &c Chuore act
ing at the time Charge tnaires OF France ny Lon
don relative TO the reply 10 be given 10 the last uispach
of Prince Gorchakoff This latter dispatch bears tie
date Of the 2ls of September. Negoiations are aelu
lally going on between the Government Of tho emperor
and that of Queen Victoria From inu ,ac1 th,
from giving their nature and object more precisey.
We do not however fear TO be contradieted when We
state that the esena, oTe nroossd tscm does moi
scnsbly differ from the conclusions Of Lord Russcrs
speech al Bairgowrc. This particularly will make IL
inc tbe idea Of the noble lord, have atterly dwet 80
strongly upon the consequences OF international law.
which wond result by Russia disreyarding the treaties
of 1915 Let add, however, that IT, ns IL probable
ltbe negotiations pending between Paris md London
shoud lead to favorable solution il would necessarily
follow according 10 the Information We have received
that the Courts Of St James, and the Tueries would
admit the Poles to the right Of belgorents. II appears
in fact that ii Is essential that this should be stated
TINT the French Government always DESTROYS OF pre-
serving TO the Polish question its European character
would not yet break the concord existing between
the three Powers by separating itself from Austria"
| NJ. Provost Parado. in the Comvt1 On Dinanese,
thinks that some such opening speech as this might DO
addressed TO the Deputies:
~ tried TO obtain an armisice md reforms for the
lirkurCent Poles nnd with TINS view concerted Win
Austria and England. We made our demand. and have
met with q refusal. We renewed our demand. and met
with second refusal. accompanied with the recon-
mendetion to cease urging II, and TO mind our own
busness-as yon must have seen in the papcrs-which
all Europe by this time knows by heart Therupon i
attempted in vain to encourage my dlles to push the
matter further and finding them resolved 70 keepquet
have resigned myself 10 do the same. The result Is
that the three OF US having given 10 Rlssia advice
which she has followed. We have all Of us decided
mon taking the advice she has rendered We have
Maintained peace and added another page and assured
ly NOT the least mcmorahc) TO the norminable history
Of the negotiations Of France in favor 9l Poland"
ST PrIFSsDuTcH Oct I, 1863
The Tardlde Rn.s Of today declares that the Chiefs
Of the Polish Instruction having been finally convinced
that their bands II a, all numerous are constantly dc
fented by our troops have determined upon changing
thejr tactics and forming bands the entire effective
siren 9Th OF which VII Lot exceed 100 men.
Tho Russian press generally asserts that no under.
standing exists between the inieryeng fouers parie'
ularly al the prcseat moment, when they find them
selves placed in the alternative either q entirely retreat
ing. or Of deciding upon energetic mcasnros.
" Bu, says the Hralide Rare II In Austria and
England public opinion begins to be conscious Of the
pcrls which would result from assisting the Poles by
arms 10 realize their Illusions, In France on Tire con
,rar IL appc6rs that projects o! this Kind do not cease
10 be carcssed nor the strongest sympaihcs 20 be
couruged for the Poles. France 20 judge from the Ian
gaage Of her press omitng the ouine Of NJ dc Girar
din, which ior ms happy e1se.ii.n) France we Say -,
sh Revolutionary perry. She seeks 10 give greet pub
ciiy 20 The documents crnarang from this party IN
which these tendencies expressed WITHOUT rcnCnce
and with the greatest coolpcss Pahlic opinion IN
France would even almost dcsrc the peace Of The world
10 be troubled were Il not i0G foar that TIE french
Government would remain without sll.os IN rather
vifSsA SEPT 3o-Thc latest intelligence asserts that
the Emperor Napoleon made the following statement TO
certain persons THAT receipt Of The news Of
larger nsufrcoiouGry corra having taken ssesscn Of
fortified place. and tic commander o. thai corps pos
scssine the talents required oi niiiaiiy educated
General he would not delay the recognition Of the foes
n "a z "A n
PARIS. Oct 3.-Leiicrt from Warsaw state that The
Inhabitants greatly cxaspeTaed and aprrehenfio,a
Of disturbance ore enieriaincd IN eonsefseroe Of TIC
Ia Poe q It's evening puhlahos on article on tho
Polish question. signed by liz sria secretary, which
Tie three powors are creed rth regard 90 aaircs,
ne n circular 20 their Diplomatic agents kbroAd. p;o
olarlng ,asi Russia forfeiture u Poland IL m rcrcc
ably ace Pied fact Trance ard Austria sald 20
have also agreed 10 proclaim The complete shsogstlo,
@! the treaties ofls5 while EaglaaJ il IL sAld vstes
20 maintain fsu Of the afilclts."
la Ffsaes be,sycs issf shc % tnn0r-ct ,ha. --.,
;es not 10 III advanced "a some joaTaais state Nth
regard % tho circular which France and Engiard
intend eitre,ing to ,her diplomatic ssfHi' relArs %
the tIcal,ss u lsia Ia Trs4e c0atl1riAi
Tie English cab.lsi Les ishsa ~ ss.oluiion terf
in, 20 convert Ea'i Rostcs words into diplolsiic
se'ion France Is not dlsposcd 20 proToke ofctrti
She hls ngLlg btity ~ d. than watch tie cyrita q
events Earl Hesls'e declarations arr f1T France a
moral ss,,fseon Ssa iesr.; aes TO wal: vAeH, ssT
OcI til Yisr,, n SIS eysriss declare. tia, 10 -
.hc prcfcyi tine 20 diplomatic document has been Il
changed between rs ,-.ce Powers aimee Tic reeY;on
oi,hc reply O. Russia
L. Isses hdds An tie details prbl,hel by ~
journals arc pure lfcnt0ns ord ~ Believe re hcst
cDaagnel in Ia Pffffs ~ H. n Russian aificstDi H.
tended % compromise ho,h France and Aus'iia."
The Psvs SAYS We hrc Enthosirrd o. declare ~ AZ
no negotiations ave recently been open brtvrsn PARA
London and Vienna relative % Poland bad Ito 'g,
pcs Of Russia The ncws Published by tic Iris,s 10
entirely devoid @. !orudai!on.'
TIP rurcafAe ~ vfvrfose
The Pusgan Ministry Las fixed the elections
Of the fret degree r TIE 10Th inst. ard thoh ~ tho
second M9 tYs .:l4. : Bahia lester eolis.as ,As 10!
loving;
No ono hss row any aonb. Of the reelection q Amos;
al the deputies wlo formed pss, " TIC lais ghabef
II the majority Of tho Setoral iirt,s ~ t,et,sify
PREPARATIONS have bre. made with ont Little dnceli.
NE dhcDt'pn apon The budget win form t,e principal
object o. Tho abirs II the Climber i1r.ng The pfcss.i
tftylon. Tho debate VII lnclude the budgets OF lSo-.
lees and led and that u lsC5 should ty soaf!oo
b. prolonged beyond The end ofne present yea. ILefc
IL however general feeling of doubt az " tleter
satisfactory resu!. VII be optl.Ied.
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