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THE INSURRECTION IN POLAND.

BERLIN, Feb. 26.

In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies, Herr von
Sybell presented the report of the committee nominated to
inquire into the proposition of Herren Hoverbeck and Car-
lowitz, that the Government should be requested to main-
tain neutrality in the Polish insurrection, and disarm fugi-
tives from both belligerent parties entering upon Prussian

territory.
Herr von Sybell said that ,the Government could only
choose between lamentable retreat and inconceivable dan-
ger. The chamber should solemnly disavow the policy of
the Government.
Graf von Eulonburg stated in the name of the Govern-
ment that the insurgents arrested near Thort had not been
given up to Russia, but sent back across the frontier. The
measures taken by the Government had contributed to
lessen the insurrection. The statement that Prussian
troops had entered upon Russian territory near Gallab was
without foundation.
Herr von Bismark said—" The Government has not been
elle to state its views upon this important question. The
proposition of Herren Hoverbeck and Charlowitz is sym-
pethetic with the insurrection, and the rumours current
concerning the convention between Prussia and Russia are
mythical. The Chamber must not form conjectures as to
the purport of the convention from the refusal of the
Ministry to communicate its contents. The Government
cannot discuss a pending question in its full bearings upon
European policy. The proposition of Herren Hoverbeck
and Carlowitz has not attained its aim of overturning the
Government. The convention stipulates expressly that
the consent of the respective Governments is requisite
upon each occasion of Russian or Prussian troops passing
their own frontiers. The Government has not concluded
any stipulations with Russia co which the expressions used
House of Lords were applicable.
by Earl Russell in the
Count Bernstorff was not acquainted with the text of the
convention when questioned about it by Earl Russell. The
Government has nothing to retract (Die Regierung hat
achts zuruckzunehmcn.) This will become evident as
soon as the text of the treaty shall have been made known."
After a discussion lasting upwards of six hours, during
which the policy of the Government was most vehemently
attacked, the sitting was adjourned until to-morrow.
WensAw, Feb. 24.
The rumour that General Mieroslaweki had fled across
the frontier is said to be unfounded. He has penetrated as
far as Role, in the Government of Kalish, where his forces
engaged the Russians yesterday and to-day.
Langiewicz has crossed the Vistula, and is operating in
the vicinity of Lublin.

CRACOW, Feb• 26•

Two engagements between the Russian troops and the
insurgents are reported to have taken place. Of one, in
which the Poles were commanded by Langiewiz, no details
have been received. The other occurred near Kutno, where
the Russians were defeated.
&The insurrection is again making progress in Podlachia.
TARNOWITZ, Feb. 26.

The Russian public functionaries of the frontier town of
Niesdara arrived here at noon to-day, escorted by Prussian
Hussars, bringing with them the town treasury and a quan-
tity of ammunition, together with their own private effects.

The officials lied from Niesdara on to Prussian territory,
in consequence of an order sent by telegraph from Kalish,
signalling the advance of the insurgents.