New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-30
Poland.


The aceounta of the insurrection continue vague.
The insurgent forces are now computed at 50 GOO
men.
A dispatch Of the 10Th, from Rattorvtz, says:
"a body Of insurgents encountered the Russians
at SOsnowiz to-day. and sapgninary enaassmSnt
| ensucd. The Russian officials in the town had al.
ready taken TO flight when rs-enforcements arrived
| The insurgents were dispersed, and portion Oh
their number driven on to Prussan territory
a proclamation of the Revolutionary Committee
was published At Warsaw tenounciDg those whom
| il terms the infamous men who would lay Polsnd,
ysnauished and dishonored at the feet Of he tyrsn
The proclamation also states that the Committee, In
emancpatiDg the peasants, is notified BY the fantas-
tic theories which elsewhere threaten to upset Euro
| peaa society. :,
The Archbishop Of Warsaw Mon,snore Felinski,
had rendered his resignation Is member OF the 10
ish Council Of State.
| Gen. Lapgswicz is said TO have taken up hls po-
sition TO give battle 10 tue Russians.
| Six thousand muskets, winch were 10 have been
| cIandesinely sent from Prussia through TIE Dan-
ubian Prncipa.ies, had found their way INTO the
HANDS Of the Polish insurgents. According TO trust
| worthy information, the insurgents had burned
,cyeral railway bridges in the of Sosnowitr, TO
prevent the ARRIVAL Of Russian recnforcemcn''.
| Dombrow las been occupied By tho insurgents.
/ A decree OF the Dictator. General hal been pub
lshed constituting the Civil Court Of Poland by the
| nomination of four Directors and two Secretaries.
II is asserted that an official report has been ad.
dressed by twelve priests 10 the Archemandriis G.
wilma, pointing out that tho pessantry OF me De
ricfs Of wilma and Godno are favorable to the In
surrocion, and only await success to return 10 the
Roman Catholic religion
The Russian troops had committed mq,,acrcs at
Duernowce, in tho Dirrict Of Bia!a. They also
proianed and plundered the churches.
| There was much activity II diplomatic creles ~
Paris on the Polish question. The Austrian EnDa,
ssdor. Prince M,tternich, had gone to Vienna, and
the First Secretary of the Prussian Legation started
the same day for berlin.
| M, London Times reviews the progref, OF the
rehsllion and though il 10 far from saving that 10
land n left 10 herself will be eventually match
for the Russian power yet 10 fully established that
Il ia a great national war Of Independence. 10 TAR
from tue rebellion being crashed u seous no' inpos
able that It will break down Tie husslsn power, lo'
tine At least far beyond the limils Of the oonven.
iional kingdom " Poland. In the more ragged and
woody rarts Of the country Russian authority 10 AL
mort AZ an end. The IauT says II has reason 10
Lehevs thai Earl Russell las fity expressed Ihe ,or
row and anger with whish the EnRlish people be-
hold the snfernss ~ an unfortunate na'ioa. Tho
rspiv from ST. Petersburg 10 courteous letter OF the
Emueror Of tho French Is ssif 10 lie refusal on the
fpari Of tho CEar TO make any connexions 10 Poland
or listen 10 spy lhns short OF Unconditional scems-
sion. , a.. .
A depu,ation had an interview on the 18th with
Lord pAlmetston, 20 present memorial praying
that England would interfere in MD OF Poland, and
i YVES ur.ed that war with Rlasia 10 fnch cause
would be acceptable 10 the country LORD fsimefs-
ton was strongly preosed to give an oPipis en- the
matter. but be declined. 81
| An inp,siss popular characterization IN favor OF
Poland had taken place at hsrseilles Tho crowd
surrounded the Rnssian Consulate, and military
| force was sumwoued % the spot. Similar domoa-
STATIONS were contemplated a. Lyons am Boz doauI
GARIDAI.pI To LASGlEwICZ.
Gen. LangswioI has received tho following letter
from Gahbald;
| "CAPRERh, March !, 1863
| "MT DEAR LAsGIIwicz; May God tles. YOU,
and with you tie sacred oAufs Of your country !
You will triumph by conducting your in,urrcclion,
a. you Do IL detail, and by Ifoasgsiing tie move
mtnt through tho whole Of ancient Poland, and
beyond those hInits II you can. You will thus
an ord time 10 realize in iari the sympalhies which
you merit from all the world. You have already
accomplished wonderful things--well worthy Of the
name II Poland. AZ the head o. your youth you
achieve miracles. We will all be with you-and
AEON. "JOsIFH GARIDAtJI."