New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30
Conduct of the Russians.

The following extract from letter written by
Pole and published in Jsrrolfs Neios Il 10 dated at
Lemberg. in Gaicia, June %
Our Russian invaders behave In too novel and
TOO consistently supported be the result II dessn
and be adopted 10 pursuance Of orders Toward me
propretots and higher classes suavty Of dsmeanor :
allies not Of enemies B1- ms manner IL only sho"u
toward Poles the Germans, whether officers or ciVhaDs
are treated with uudisgused contempt You know Iha1
one symptom OF unhappy division between the oppres
and the oppressed under Austrian rule IN Poland was
that Poles and Germans associated In all the inns
which have Two rooms dinner hhsinVaaby oeen served
different apartments FOR the guests of the two naonsl-
Now. when Russians 20 to an ina to dine, they IN
vauahly Join the Polish, aud eschew the German table
When the corps entering from WOhynis arrived al BrOdy
he Austrian civil aie GA Ocimanl went TO conPi-
mrnt he general commanding Il The Russian heard him
out and replied "a dare say yau are glad 10 see us
You have destroyed your monarchy by your stupidity,
and yOu are glad 10 have our troops TO set II up again
Take cue that they well treated while they stay y
Language OF thus kind Is said 10 have been constantly IN
mourn Of The Russian emperor during his visit To Gal
ciH daring which he IL said 10 have spared neither the
Young emperor his minister Prince Schwsrzenherg
It's well known that the usual Interchange Of ceuny
vor- did not take place amer the interview AT Cracow
and that tho expected visit to Vienna was somewhat
perempton y declined
ard the rea-sn's Is marked win smi ar indications
of systematic tores ght No contributions have as yet
e1aced from the peasants beyond the OF their
horses for the trains All provisions are taken from the
granaes TIE hock- and herds OF the large landowners
Whether this Is io last or cannot now be oretod, bu
Tor me present II - pohuc ana AVOIDS dlssgreesO :
Only when the cOmmunistc aruhces Of he Aus
Cover talked u, do tne assume
grave demoanOr and their d-p be clearly
Inferred respecting the massacres OF 1916
Nth respect The Russian troops can tell you post
lively ina me numb~r winch or passed thron
Ga cia including the BukOwins. Is 10000 The
and equipments no hrst rate morris there even a.
much -p.nt the troops I remember have Ia
1881 The greet number Of Poles. who recruits and for
punishment have been scattered through the Russian
my, has been without it, effects the morale Of these
troops who lees brutality sensual and rejecting
Than they Used TO be. Butue campaign prove
ia for the Russians outset these tendencies will
show themselves Should the Hungariaus gam success
u VICTORIES which Il Is much to hope, thu Russian
troops viii easily be demorauz-d and dispinted
With regard 10 tho disposition u the Russian troops
goo have passed through into MOravia and Hungary
commanded BY Pauuin $1,000 under the command VI
Pz-sle~lsch The ressuing 1900 IN the BukOwiDa
influence Of Russia viii be firmly established that
Poles have no further chance Of a restoration, and
even 80 convinced Of This that although be goes
avoid the Russians yet he declares that ia the
Of Hungary succumbng, he will and
aAe his chance ~ the rick Of being Siberia
There s eft after such catastrophe hut
conditional Submission % the Will OF The Gar You have
hs, Oublrss. heard u the Of Gen Zslousk
who l. out Of hsrm's way Zimosc. The Genera
arrested order from Paskewiich, couners gned
by the head Of his staff and executed by Russ soldiers
mo only Informed the Austrian authorities Of the matter
after he and of Gen. l. was. you know
Provincial Diet q LemberH IL 10 difficult
81 stinsh between the real and the nominal OF
the country do not believe that any treaty exists with
supu atoms either side IL s convenient for
Ru.sia 70 possession unchecked. Let Austria get her
out again II she can