New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-29
TIKI STATE OF RVBOPR.
ON Der Own Correspondent.

TURIN, May -, 1858.
Prince Gorchakof replies to the different o'''e' ".
Europe, who nerposed their good oiceS ~ lawn u
Poland In the mos, courteous terms, 'ns' '"o ko0o
will Of the Gar toward bis Polish tutJec's cannot
ma over~s,;ueted but that the rebellion must 20
..bod baf-o tho question Of reform could DO taken
int consideration. That is the pth and marrow Of
~. oI.h,ro,. d;varsiGed answers to Austria and
snsir 20 EooIand and Italy, to France, Portugal!
gwedcn. Naroleon. Gu tie other side, when sskod
FOR advice bv tie members of the Polish Committee
AZ p.r, rsned one single word: "Durez"-tbat is
70 .ov q Hold out" The Poles oct upon that id
v;cs and coDtiaue the gcerrila war with alternate
vic,ories and defeats. Young Dlsnkenbeim falls in
hattie after heroic defense, and on tire next day
Si;,swski, with host OF Gar5aldisus, Frehchmen
and Hungariaus passes the frontier and defeats The
Russians. Two days later M.CIOs!owshl 6 new band
4 dispersed ne6r the Austrian frontier but Tarzanow-
Xxi is victorious GA the Prussisn confines. Leiewei
and MceSakOwsh are deiea Cd Narbutt Is vlcton-
Gus. Tne youth from all Poland flock 10 arm;
1853 bands soour the country; ihe NaTsaw central
Government Iemaus ShufcovefeGi tWes ana
meicenary editors who write N the RussiHu interest
orc hung and stabbed al The COOrs OF their honses
even in Wsrsaw. The X ASSAM army Is demor.lized,
and the revolt extends all over Che Old Polish pro
vinces now under the dominion 81 the hUssiths'
But the Russian GoveTnnent eXcltes, on tle o!her
hand, the national ent.psiasm Of the Russlans
proper the old provinces aud inun!e.p@,it..s senu
addresses of LOYALTY 10 the Car in favor Of the unity
Of the eu1pire and If they are really Spontaneous,
and not got up by the Government oihoials, Tue war
may soon become a national struggle On b0th ,loe-.
The hopes OF the Poles remain still liked upon
Napoloon: they believe tho, after the taking OF
Puebls he will make peace with AeXlco, and having
freed himself from that crag, do something serious
for Poland Russia is certainly suslecung some
Ereuch tnck, has already succeeded IN attaching
King William OF Prus Id 10 her policy. tLe oii
dOtarG king and his nnltary m,nlous speak OF Wa'
against France, and are most saugnne that the
Prussian eagle wall be panle on the Iuileries. Inc
Prussiau people Gre quite GIsheartened by such
foolish policy: they clearly ;nat II leads 10 the
eventual loss OF tie RneLlsh Provinces they Tear Is
Germans, what they desire as i-iends OF hCer'y' a
French intervention In Poland.
Austria is, ia the neal tine, restoring her imam, hi
credit She has Just now succeeded IA piAciug TIE
remaining portion Of her kst lotery loan, hoou'
500 900, at l02. The discount on silver ha-
fallen 70 per cent Ni.uin year she hopes TO b.
come again rOlv,ut IieueT, he Minister OF II
nance Is now ,be great man At Vienna; bu. SchmeI-
ling TOO the Minister OF S;at9, earned lately q
triumph. He las succeeded IL inducing tie huinaln'
OF Trausylvxna 10 declare ID favor OF Tie CJnsitu'
ton of tie 26th Of February. and all the csntraizng
press Of Vienna is now III raptures AT this sGo'
eess Ii ia true that such a oeClsra lou not re-
solved IN regular COnven Iou OF tue humans
Il WAS but a caucus, called together and
packed by the two humain Bishops; STILL
even d caucus favorable 10 the Austrian Constliu
non lie at any rate one step toward the accomplish
nent OF Schmerlng's ideal Austrian unity. line
Uungsrisus however, do Lot mean 20 submit with
out serious effort at tns elections IN Iransyva-
MA winch TO take pace within month. IAeiI
result IA OF vital imporIsLce for hungary and Tor al
tie Austrian Monarchy. Al Schmerhug gets work
inc majority by bis new electoral law, the Hun
vayians becone revolutionary bat IL the supporter,
Of the laws of 1878 get the upper band, then Sehme
hing must give up his ceLtrallZiog schemes, the Uni
tarsn Constitution must be revised IN iederativt
sense and the claims o. the IL lng,rAns satisfied by
tho perfect autonomy Of the countries OF 81. Ste
pAen crown.
As regards Poland, the Austrian neutrality IL on the
whole more favor able 10 the Insurgents than 70 The
Russians From time 70 time arms are seized, for
tgn aud Gallcian symna.hizers arrested ana seDl
back Polish insurgents driven upon AUSTRIA tern
to put under the supervision OF he Ponce, or con
t1sd in some provincial town OF bohemia or Mo-
tyia. but on the whole most OF the expeditions x
Poland are still fitted out at Cracow, the hospital
ara full of wounded insurgents, and arms an
ammunition often hnd their way TO the camp
through the Austrian territory. some OF the mem
bsrs OF the Polish secret Government reside IL era
COW, and direct the military movements OF the N
sureents and most OF the young men, arrested b
the AustI1Gn Police for having attempted 10 eros
the frontiers, succeed after short term 10 prison
Joining tceir irieHds IN the iores1s and swamps Q
Poland.
>G;srbs Idi ia fast recoyerng; his son Genotti ha
lately difficulty at the Custom-Houss Of Genoa
FOR having brought revolyere and cannon ir0I
Caprera among his baggage. They wer
destined for Poland, and were seized by u
Custom House officers.
Perfec, tranquility reiens IN Greece and all th
provinces of the Turkish Empire; the plan 70
revolutionizing them mas been adjourned. IL wac
Eranco. kuslan idea.