New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-30

from Our Own Correspondent
Tuniy March o. 1861
Tho Polish revolution still occupies men. minds
on the Continent, while the marriage Of the
Prince of Wales makes England forget the Ian.
csshirc distress, tho American war and all the
continental squsbbles. According to the last Letters
received from the camp Of the insurgents In Poland
Langewicz mis- the General wboenjoys the confidence
of his couu,rymen above all the other Chiefs. He has
now 1000 men, armed with rides, and 5000 very i'm
perfectly armed One thousand Tes bad just arrived
| al his headquarters from Austrian Poland, which
out lin in the position 10 take the feld even sgain
greater Austrian forces, whom he had until now 70
avoid Mieroslswski on the other hand, dc.
fea ed and the Polish nobility Ia rather frightened
by his proclamations 10 the peasants. Accordingly
gres, efforts are made for inducing hm to return
10 Paris since bis presence IN Poland, sgnailzed ~
his usual bad luck, becomes a source OF weakness
and dissensOn. NysocN, on the other hand, hu
rival, had several successful encounters with ths
| Rlssians. FraIkovskl, who iell wounded i1to tbe
hands of tie RusslanE, died OF MS Wvulds' new
chi,f the General Count PonIns.i, known frou
the wars in Hungary and Italy, made MS
snr.arancs in Western Poland al ,he head
! OF 500 insurgents, who ell succeeded In elad'
| inn ,ha vigilance Of the Russian authorities lh>
| insurrection extends now from tne ffussan ron
tor IN Plusk 10 White Russia, and from TIE leigh.
bornooa Of Cracow 10 tie proyinsj Of Wieosk.
We arc likewise informed thsl, within aiew weeks,
the provinces Of Volhyns and Poiols ns
70 rise-the well-known General DembIasn,
eighty years old, taking lhe eommaaa.
The hopes OF the Poles are reused 10 the hisn'ss
pitch; rhey seriously believe that tue movement y
10 exlend even into Rusi especially into The Soue'
eru provinces. So much IS ceF'alD, thst the hasfiA
lriyates dstrust their officers, macy si whon allow
! symia.hy with toe insurrecuon. Diplomacy oecoiDo
Uneasy and wishes 10 stifie the iLslnecuoh DeIon
N4faieOn ~
/ ps1rerstou. aud Count Recbberg instruct tue En-
bassadors nj ST. Peersburgh 10 sdvise the CzsT 'haa
n isa Earoresn necessity 70 make CONCESSIONS
Poland; sill, tue great Power have not yet eems
I 10 any understanding how 10 back taelr adVlSe' ~
il aysin ruuored that the King OF Prussia, WAC, ~
! his reaetionary policy, has succeeded 10 esNanc
inc both his country aud The Urea. fo"err
/. abont 10 abdicste in favor OF MS eos
bat whoever knows the character oil iiiiaA L. AN
his HI sh ideas OF klngshp by The grace VI uou, Gag
not have any faith IN all thete raitQFs OF fesi6ns
ton and change OF policy. In the meantime iees
ines are held az Lisbon, Stockholm and all the prs
cplo towns OF Italy in favor OF Poland AL tue ns
tiOns of Europe unanimous III their sy agan! tx
the instruction, and IN their aboninauon OF husSiA
failhlessness and crueIsy. Nothing could oe Lon
popular in France and III the Austrian Empire loan
an intervention against Russia in Poland, but tn
Governments ars not tveranxious 10 excite ssA
the more revolutionary feelings.
italy /. negotiating losu Of 900, coo eco frans
with the house VI kothst na ,dnd quietly reduces 20
army. The companies are now only 100 u4en strong
Evidently lssly mas no nmsdiate intention OF goini
10 war against Austria, and Francis JOSEPH
seems TO be sufficiently we'll informed as TO the san
cerity of the peaceful turn OF ltalin poltcs, sinH
he 700, reduced the army BY Iorty thousInd meg
much 10 the delight OF the Minister VI flnauce.
! Nn1les brigandage continues 10 disturb inc PROP
inces Gen. La Marmora being more disposed
nv.rawe the Garbaldiaas than the orlgands, VIII
an army Of coo men, he is still unable 10 root %
! thoae outlaws whose numbers never exceeded mrs
Thousand, ana who VITA unusual dar.ug, piundd
the Liberals at the very outskirts oil Mayo In
ok KING of Naples Is s.rainiDg all his fofcd
for organizing general rising against The Zee
moutese-la fact q war Of tue country aghas
The towns for the great!najority OF the towns
are attached TO tho unity OF Italy, Though tng
seriousy complain Of the host OF Pleduontes
otHc,als who devour tho fat OF tho land, pu' ls
country people, the peasants, influenced by the ~
man Catholic priesthood, are stlli adnerruts OF ~
Dourbons The Roman Cour; ta'ors those lutueot
and hs. inst now issued circular 10 all The NespOr
tan bishops enioinibg them not 10 mention the nsa
of Victor Emanuel IL the Easter prayers, %!
| oray oaly FOR our King. The Murausl eonspr
,ors sesn at last to understand that there IS 10
for them to stand upon; most OF tue people VINO
tered into that intrigue became BouroonisIs' oss
lbaldi's wound is still open, and there Is nor h,.
lhooc for speedy recovery OF ms 1901, 'houBl
ceneral health is excellent. All his tnonslS~
lSSoncentrateJ upon Poland lie sees IN tnRt lh'S
e T.. f.rE H.. faFn INK