The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-26
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do So and the very ort spoken abuse he meets with
The preIacy prooe N there is no real hope Of any
The Empress sti eonsA ues % talk Of her intended ysi
and genera BELIZE pre eve na Ias me I'm
under psetenes Of IN eSer Without no No. ~
vantage health soss and :s he. mind sonsxha
iees unsettled, though cet sn 'nA' Times suner
from very serious depression.
Our Berlin Csrres. pondence.
| n uIS, March 8, 1851
| Spread # Revolutionary der A Enropo-rns Polls
Inn1reaion- Excitement IN Warsaw Effect Upon Pru'
sien Poland, de-, dc.
The plot thickens. The national nor. mont that com
menoed ID Italy and extendedtroM ttA % 70 Hungar
ana the savonan provinces Of Austria, M now spfea
TO Poland and threatens 70 attack tie s em OF aosc
'a'sm In It's very focus. That sririrN was aofoa
anons the Poles which the three Partition 's Power
imagined TO be almost extinct, became evdsA last au
turn during Ae conferences At Warsaw ana sA co the
'ne agitation A~ been silently but sttadA Pro
gfessng, untif has led to sann nnaf
outbreak which, though qnelled for tho rsSnserp ma
give rssto new and most serious complications. IN
accounts that have reached from Warsaw contain In
festing details OF me extraordinary tat Lin
been eaacng In the Polish capital, which HAYS cGaseS
PRODUCTIONS ssnsation here, and Ct which tho foEewns
brief sumna6y:- III
sration would sake place the 25h Of Felmuary the
anniversary Of the bGete Of Grochow Q83y In,
which, though the Pole5 weU forced 10 retire,
the army Of Marshal Mebftsch was So roughly
handled that he dd not think advisable to att ack the
fostihcatons OF Prague The people 70 ma, oh cut
n solemn processiou to the battle field, where funeral
service was to be performed tho graves Of their faEsnp
Tha II
their measures to prevent this PAM from being cal
into execution. The field OF GrocAow (abcut three Her
IRON Warsaw) was occupied by strong body of troo ps
cannon we're planted on Aebrdge Of Prague and detat
ments OF Cossacks and gendarmere were ordered to M,
troll along the road and dispense any that nigh
collect in the vicinity. The leaders CT the movement,
resolved in consequence to conne their proceedings 10
the city Itself Early in the morning p4srds were found
stuck up at the Of the Streets inviting all good
patriots TO assemble at shutdown the Cd Market to do
honor by public manifestation to the memory the
brave men who had died in defence Of their coun
sss ya %en p ssmsr Of
at the place Of rendezvous. with aambeaux
eagle in scarlet field. The square and me adjoining
streets thronget with dense masceso specta
pauuian friars, they about forming Themselves
into procession when the Chief Of the Police Colonel
and summoned the populace to dispense According to
some accounts this command being obcyed; an
and Z I
sabrepg them TO thsrght and left According others
ruped The har OK Tusso by Kissing and shouts or
Away with the liuseovites!n So much rs certain that
the square was orit cleared after desperaestsugx1 in
which the Poles defended themselves with thoirforches
and sticks and several less severely hurt
to the citadel But this was only the first cot Of the
drama.
The next day passed the widest excite.eat Moth
Ing was talked Of but the massacre OF tAd preceding
evening, and hie low united in indignation aganst
which sttngat the time in Warsaw; and which {
boasts OF upwards OF four thousand msE:beTs cent
planning Of the conduct Of the police, ana requesting
him 70 release the persons who had been placed under
promised the strctes. Investigation and impartial
Justice to all parties and the deputses Withdrew
to the Gar himself The ferment tnued 10 srease
and on the 27th crowds again began 90 the fAu
passing along the streets cturchyard in that
puburb, and rumor, whether true tr fase Eas inme
AT this the Chief of Police hap
pened to make his appearance in the very rdstof the
This parsonage they threw ,hemseve upon him, pulled
him out OF hs drosky ind would probesyhave torn
At the scene c action,ald driven the back with their
bayonets In few minutes howsre the paope rallied
with stones aud brckbats, when oey was discharged
by the latter with fatal eject killing parsons o. spot
and woundisg tveEsy or thirty more. Thsorly serv
heghsn the general exasperat on Tho cospsee
placed on bers and through the streets. escore
funeral dafe, inte-pazsed vita cama,ons Of
with the issccyites It's ass1 n, ed tia, tas bicrs
among ts cries hefa on that eeo. sian iyo Napol
III the savior Of oppressed nass nasss' wes not the
Of tho An,iGali:n.s, to whssh for the pr sent
] attach as l.ssle credit IA. TO The 1ra trary
assert.sa that the whole affair got apby ogeS p,o
rooot.<s in The pcy Of Austria
On the following morning the depue-en or tin Agri
cult sal Society hesed by Count Zarwoy AZ, ono Of the
moe influential ?osh noblaase waited oncs upon
the slssds and SIRIUS, q tIang i.y to
thoiizeDs the pseyes in Srastns ths; Ibis cs theonly
VIZ prevep. the recurrsaSe OF scenes stl1 dis
aG.rous than tAsse Of tia preceding days Ter some
dsmur Gorchaxof conse7id and 'iSranee,p jmmittce
Was instantly formed, wis issued rsocamas their
fellow citizcas, assuring them thas their revances
would be relsessed, ana,imploIing frn not compro
mise the welfare Of thes country BIZ urhars cts of VIC
lence Al she tine petition was drAs up, which
Is 70 lad before tie Emperor ebedyia1 the wishes
OF the whole Polish n.aon These raay neSs mmcd up In
one wod-the restoration Of the coasusrA government
abolished Nichoss in consequSnce OF s revolution Of
1881 What receptsn this requtG may NJ et with at st.
petersburg be 10 the lasi ,spatches
that capital, however, ii is not a;ely toS very favora
7 ble c.ders having been given TO- ceear Warsaw in
state Of siege the distu ance3 SIN ud be
i In Ire meanwhile the funeral OF tia victims OF this
bloody conflict come OF the ID iniar under the
pices Of the vigilance Conittee, without further col.
son between the troops and tho people, and last
aa sus The feel o. Of Insecurity is s very
| great ana notwithstanding the concessions made by
Ss subosainates the fast has hs thougha proper to
get hs wife and family out o. Tho way by soadng them
Ambsssador at siutSard does augur myh Confidence
in the success hn endeavers TO aay tho popular eer
yescepce In short there general impssion that for
long time 'tordsro has ceased 10 reign n Warsaw.
IL may be readily imagined that these ayenss have not
been without effect upon Prussan Polan where the in
habtants chatting under the leader rule OF the Ger
bureaucracy, which Is perhaps ers4more ntoeraos
| than the iron despotism OF Russia Their complaints
have repeatedly brought forward IN the PRUSSIA
Chambera by the deputies from the Grand puchy Of PoeD
but from the way in which, they aaye been answssed
by the Minister Of the Interior, Count schwerin Is
plain that something stronger thaa acre moral pressure
h required 10 induce this government 70 listen 10 stem
and Il Is no wonder therefore, that the Poles should
| ha loainp natiepce. and attanpt 70 extoIN from