The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-12

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rough. and in the husk, the quarter. ......
Of and from British possession, the quarter
.. Question put and agreed to resolution to be re
Resolved That in lieu Of the duties Of customs now
chargeable the articles undermentioned imported
into the United Kingdom, tho following duties shall be
charged, viz:
6 sd
Agates or comedians, manufactured, or set, for
Ale and beer Of ali sorts, ID: barrel
Almonds, paste Of, for every flOO value. 10 o
Amber, manufacturers Of, not enumerated, for
every tioo value ................. ~ Y
Arrow root, Of and from British possession.
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The Polish Insurrectlon.
The German papers which have to-day ONE to
hand, says the Journal des Debats bring ne We from
Cracow up to the 2ith ult.
The events passing In Poland appear to have|
assumed serious character, which is not disguised
by the principal organs either of the Prussan or Aus
TRAN government The city Of Cracow, the capital o.
Poland under former kings the descendants OF the
Jageons, had. according to those journals for -four
days been the seat Of new government, emitting it
self the provisional Government of the Polish Ma
tion" 1t was ut, the day on whichth Austrian
troops and the Senate evacuated the town, that the
new power has constituted and installed itself II
the old mansion known by the name OF Krystofory
and with which the dearest associations Of thu
Poles OF the period in which the Dachy Of Warsaw
are connected. Prince Joseph Poniatowski resid '
ed in it l709, during the Polish campaign agains
Austria: The new government, Immediately upor
its lDstament, published manifesto to the P0lisl
nation, in which it dwells upon the offerings of tn
Poles, and calls upon the people to rise en- sron .
throughout the whole OF ancient Poland. On tn
2Sd it issued a decree forbiddlng, under pain
death, all the attempts against private and publ
property, and declaring, at the same time, that an!
persons who should establish political clubs. or a.
soc'ations, without being authorised by the govern
nnent to do SO, should be declared as traitors
their country. The following are the documenl
above alluded to, wiz
ITO the Polish naton-Polss the hour of insurrsctie
has struck. The whole Of mutilated Poland rises a
becomes grsst Already have our brothers Of the Graz
and are fighting in Russia against the enemy They
nghtng for the most sacred rights, Of which they hc
youth are languishing in dungeons. Our ancestor
whose counses sustained NJ, treated with content
who 70 a. "a die s
ing % e every instant The sroans Of the million.
terrsnsan cells have Raced our hearts which are p
foundry afflicted We have been robbed Of our glo
are been forbidden u.s. insurmountsbls barriers b.
been opposed to tho smeioation Of our social cond
brother has been armed against brother and the q
more Poles Our grandchildren would curse our ms'
ruin for having allowed chains to BE- put upon our
like nation, and forced II to profess strange worship
Ss :as, s
to avenge them the infant at the breast calls upo'
to preserve the country which God has ccnhde
to resist the destruction Of our nationality. God
self gives us this inviation-God. who will one day
10000 oOo Let NJ rise a. one man and no violence
crush our power we a. .As enjoy o snSs,vo
shall enjoy his snare Of the fruits Of the sS
according to bis mort and his capacity. Let thsrS
for himself his wife, and his children and let him
i inferior By birth, mind body, hnd without hun
which will have the absolats property in land nowt
sssssd BY fsw. All forced labors and other bur
cease, and those who shall devote themselves in
to the cause Of their country shall receive propef
land a. an indemnity. Poles from this moment W
knowledge no distinctions Let hsnceforw.I.
Is In heaven. Let US invoke his support. He will
our arms and give us victory but for Hin to DO TIL
tsm those who are conaded to ~; let us not masd
those who are disarmed, and the foreigners who d
think with us we do not struggle against nations
against our .oppressor.; In sign Of our union !,
make the following oath I swear to serve POLAND
country, with my counsel. my words, and my acss
fortune swear absolute obedisncs to the nations
vernment which has been established At Cracow
aid Of this month, at o'clock in the evening,
house Of KTzystoioarni, and to all the authorfues
tuted by the government, as God may stand me 10
This manifesto shall be published in all tho jourr
throughout Poland, and shall bs proclaimed ire
Iulpits Of all the churches, and stuck up IN all r.
places. Dated Cracow, FED -, 1870, ana nSneof
Gorzkowsky."
"The government Of the revolution being absol
the whole oil Poland and responsible to ths nations
ever IL charged by tho government or by ono Off
thorities to exercise any cfhce, command, or tenn
functions must exercise them pain Of DEATH
person, capable q bearing arms who does not win
hours after the proclamation Of the insurrectionq
himself under the orders Of the local authorities, -
tried a. deserter by court martial Pillsgo o.
lsucs, however merited, extortion, espionage, ae
ton Of the public money, its application 9th
than as ordered BY the government, shall DO pr
with death. Whoever SHALL without the authdA
the government, establish clubs associations, .
regarded ~ traitor TO his country. Every cor
shall, in its circle, establish many signsis OF.
ss may be necessary for placing itself In commu1
with the neighbouring communes. The ngnait
be pillars or poles bound with straw and covers
pitch The destruction Of pillar, OF any oosacA
being lighted up, shall be punishable with deat
national colour is white and purple, whse e.
the purple ground, with its wings extended
head turned 10 tho right, in its right 1901 g.
OAK, and In its left crown OF lauren ana
shall be the seat Of ell the tribunss anu
ties of the county Dated Cracow, asd reoIusI
and signed Lonis Gorzkowsky, Jansyssowsk
Alexander Gfzekowsky: Charles O zesof1ssky
tary TO the Government
A private letter which we have just receive
that further DEGREES had been issued on the
Of which were signed by Count Potuiftki, on
weaIlhiest and most influential citizens OF
The Provisional Government had resorte.
most urgent measure Of defence, Tor cons'