New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-29
POLAND.

An continued quiet at Warsaw, but late adEices as-
cert that the agitation though mlaled" was on the
increase. Prussan troops continued 10 arrive.
Funeral ceremonies took place in al the churches Of
Warsaw on the 9th inst. Public order was maintained
without the concurrence Of the police The Emperors
reply 10 the address was awaited with great anxiety.
Subscriptions for q monument TO the victims Of 9th
February reached cOnsi ierable sum.
1t wac stated that the movement commenced st
Warsaw was becoming general in Poland. In Litb-
uania and the Ruthenian Provinces sdbesions TO the
addgess got up in Warsaw were being everywhere
sent in.
The Asstrian journals were showing O very hostile
spirit toward Russia in regard to the Warsaw dis
turbances
TIE Correspondonce Bnlier publishes tie following
letter purporing 20 give details respecting the recent
disturbances al warsaw;
CRAcow. March 4, 1861.
The students of the School Of Medicine have arrested
suspicious Individual, who selling arms and am
munitiOn to tic people. lie IL suspected Of being
provocative secret agent. Bat what Will have aD i'm
roense influence over the people and even the Rnfan
Army is that durng the deporable scenes at Warsaw
the Russian onoer who had received the order TO lire
on the inoheDGve crowd advanced in front Of the
soldiers drawn up in lne aud declared that Il not
thus he understood bis duties His profession he said
was not TO assassinste aud NOW dswp with grape
women aud children but TO maintain order when
aly dis urbed and Loyalty to defend his country In
his Indignation he off his epauletes and broke his
sword. The people greeted with immense chez the
manifestation Of this noble heart which thus revolted
against barbarons abuse Of force. Seeing this the
police bounced instantly on the courageous officer but
the people gathering round him gave him the Of
escape.
Tie hordee of Circassan and Mussuman cavalry that
garrison Warsaw were then let loose against the peo-
Ile These Russian bssi-bazouks committed acts Of
vandalism that will forever sully the hand which nm
chained them. Pursuing the people, AM logging with
their tIongtd wbipe tie women and chld'en, they
tered the Church Of the BernGrdiIes, where they
sAbered unfortunately the priests and the people who
were quietly praying and singing hymrf But what
was worthy Of times Of the great Suwarrow is the
circumstance that these Asiatic horde5 profsned the
sacred host aud cut in pieces tho Lrge arG beautiful
picture of the Holy Virgin. These facIs, repeat are
truihfully exact.
The officer have Just been speaking Ct was not The
only one who refused 70 take part Ia these acts OF cru
elty. Numerous defectlons In the Rnssen army have
occurred, At the moment when General lsboloch
ordered the men 70 fire, subatern threw down his
arms; saw him do 20 myself. lie then abandoned
the ranks Of the solde and passed over TO the people
Tho deulorhble events Of which Warsaw has been
the tbeater will have an immenEe and mournful echo
from every Tart of ancient Poland Yesterday, which
was Sunday they celebrated at Cracow In the pres
ence Of an rnense congregation, funeral service Tor
the victims that Tell ii Warsaw on the 2tb Oh feoru-
airy. During the Requiem sobs and groans could he
heard, and during the whole time OF divine service tDe
shops were closed. Lemberg lin AustI1al mas ALSO
gone into mourning for the sad events at Warsaw.
The following "a the complete List OF the persons
slain; Kartchevsh and Rutkovski, members OF the
Agricultural Society; Vito, Of FRnch extraction,
fogomaa Of the works et the bridge Of WssaeWi ASe-