New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-29

.s,e I. The bsrbarous order issued By General Coin
by which unarued inossnsse Peseous. feshss women
and innocent children. were snos "soai ply IN tse
streets of Crscow TIE insurgents, however, 70 the
Number Of 400 =, The made themselves masters of
Cracow rational Government composed o. MN.
Tyssowski, GfzsgovEevsh, Gorzso~sSL sao hosasfxi
wss Installed LIS ira: disposrous were iaAen VIC sis
o. and no excsss marked The abort reign Of tnst Gov
erru;ent In order 10 shape iher ssts 70 ISe sP Ia
had dictated thsr proclamation 70 tne ro!isn peoe &
10 inpsrt more force sne unity 10 he reNoa4oaHy wv
sr the members OF tie Provisional Government spontane
ousiy and voluntarily rcssned teelr iunciio1a and
uooUsly appointed dictator " TyssowsA Oh enefsee
and uprisat usan enjoying general confidence IN Poland
and who we'd aat pos, until the very isss moment
Faithful 70 ,hsir system Of calunny toward me 70
lsh cause, the German journals have described thai
change OF authority the rssal; Of intestine euds BE-
tween tie directors of tie revolutionary uiovem en-
The spontaneous retirement otthe National Goyernuaen!
sufficiently Eefsses thai csunany, and any differences
Of opinion existed among the different, members Of the
ira, Government they could be injurious tho IN
,erests OF Poland for the power usrrped moment BY
NJ Wisxriswshi wss socn committed TO the hands Of
NJ Tyssowsk who possessed the good wtshss and gym
ns,hy of the nation and this incident did cot endure
ore than four hours. We are now coming ~ the uost
rshtfu episode OF those sst eveaa to scenes OF erae
" which a bsrSsrous and Perndioas GoNsrnmeni had
dared 10 impue 10 the defenders OF tho Polish cause
and the responsibility Of which should IN Justice sL
upon their real suthors-apon those VINO cave derived
from thera advantage profitable TO tneT cause
detachment of the Insurgents OF Cgscow aao oesa
sent into GacIa TO favor tae asurrecioo OF thar pro-
vince. Eaving reached Gdow on the 2osh feoraafy IN
stead Of meeting with support trom the insurgents OF
Sochnia and Taruow they were treated As enc mics anu
Of them msrcilessy mastered oy the peas
anita Tsoss WHO escaped returned 10 Craeo~ ornSnS
with theru some Of those peasaa The latter declared
with tears In their eyea tAs In committing those acts 81
siroci,y toward their countrymeD, they had merely,
obeyed the instg OF the Austrian authorities and
the chiefs OF the Cracovisn insurgents lear ned from the
mouths OF those deluded men by what Infamous means
they had been induced 10 make common cause with
their oppressors against the insurrecaon Those pesa
ants for the moot part serfs Of the Crown; they
-. srve Of Anat hnt
the authorities In order to attain their end with
greater certainty, took the precsutioa OF incorpors
lns with them soldiers OF a regiment Of light horso
snd other corps, disguised 3, peasants, waoni 'ney
3;j NO, hu.h 10 incitc 20 thai execrsblc euichory.
Wa can hero affirm and we have authentic documents
to prove tia, the Civil Chief Of the circle OF boenn
named Berndt and that Of Tsrnow, NJ. bfende sem
ei.saries the villages Of Gaics, to gain over ;as
peassntry TO the Of Austria by persuadnS tnem
that the Polish Nobility had other object in view 'nsn
70 reduce the peasants 70 state Oh tue os' eiuet
slavery and that the pstornal Government OF Austria
would protect them against the yrsnncal projects OF
the Nobility. Those smissaries OF Austria PROMISED
to pay 10 DORM Tor every Posh gentleman who should
be delivered into their hands dead or alive These
s,rocous eans succeeded to their full satisfaction and
the Peasants encouraged to commit murder oy the ust
Of gain excited moreover, by spirituoas liquors wts
which they were abundanty supplied soon perpeussed
such crurtes against the Polish Nobility that Inc
agents of Austria surprised at the uaexpesteu success
of their scheues were lsed TO reduce oy cnc'nsu
the premium promised TO the highway murueiefs.-
That premium, added the prisoners exactly paid TO
the suppliers of dead bodies The peasants one ma
bituaed those sanguinary excuses gave no quarter
ybody, and all those who fell INTO tneif nuS P
ed victims Of tho lustial rage of the assassns hn!re
famiies-meu women, and chidren-were thus ex1er-
minated and their houses and castes delivered up 10
plumber oforded Overwhelming evidence asIhN inc
rootsrs OF those scenes OF carrage. The Crscovian
insurgents on their passage through the desoated coun
try witnessed that hesrtrend ms spectacle ana inc IN
struments Of those acts OF cruelty came win 'eais OF
despair TO confess them their sorrow at the aoomna
BILE part the Government Of Austria had made tnou act
On the occasion. But this Is not all the ton,n
clergy In presence Of all those atrociiies ana WISE
ing 10 nut period to them, marched out oil tnc
Churches In procession, with all tho insignia OF 'no
Catholic worship In the hope that th's religious co.e
tnony would allay the murderou, rnso OF inc pes''
and restore them 20 more humane sentlnenu'-
But that proceeding did suit tho projects OF h
and those noble cergymen, either Killed tue
of the Austrian soldiere or transporter W "oaa, P
with their blood and liberty for their generous hsot'en
tiop One word more yndtcate tho National uoVefn
meut against charge calumnious US AL taa others %
duced against it. The only public cness aei@eo 9y 'ne
insurgents were those OF Cracow. Weilczka anu foo
curzs They contained about $50 OOf the greater part
OF which employed inpurchaslnS ar ms ao'oau' oy
little remained when the detachment VI usui go n
crossed the Prupsan frontier We bavs just exposed the
principal causes OF the failure Of the last Posn
lion. Uuder those circumstances the Sauona ooVois
ment faithful TO tis pan which had never oaen W u
tain laef Cracow, opon city Snd uepfvee VI soS
means of defence resolved to carry tho wax INTO eac
where II would have been Joined by bodies OF s
lighting In tho Carpathian mSHntans sue "
tua the presence OF corps OF Ausuens pre-
vented the execution of that project We accordingly
determined TO reener Poland and our small detachment
succeeded in forcing passage through Tar superior
Russian force stationed on the frontier m
ultimately VIC became convinced OF tho inutliiy Oh
endeavors and not wishing to augment tue
ofvctms without advantage 20 our cause we resoYeo 10
proceed France and there await proptous mo-
recommence tho struggle Notwithstanding this
check and the defeat OF 1884, Poland still contains
the eements necessary to attempt new effort. and
achieve last the triumph Of our holy cause However
powerful and numerous opponents may De- we trust
the sancty Of that and arc conhdcnt that God
has not for abandoned the Polish nation 70 the
mercy Of its executloners
"CHAkLEs RoGAwsKI, Secretary OF the
National Government
NICHOLAS TYssowskI. Civil and Military
Project Of Cracow.
MATTHEW PArXRrN.xI. Military Chief
of the Insurgents.
JOSEPH CHLADEx, Private Secretary OF
the Dictator.
Misc clianeOus.
VICTORIES IN IspIA.-The Archbishop of Can
tsrbury 10 compliance with !he Instructions noticed else
where has prepared the following
Form Of Prayer and ThsatsSfrinS TO Almighty God
Lord God OF Hosts whose hand power and might
irresisb We thine unworthy servants most huInby &C.
thy Victories zsly vouchsafsd u
,s armies hot OF invaders
blessings Of peace under III. Proec
lion OF the Bdsh Crown Wo bless Thee, Mercu Lord,
for having speedy and prosperous issue
which given on our part or