, 1863-04-03

Fcs'~ona1 Sketches Of 1lac Dictn.
tor xand his Comrades
i'll Ar1ns,


Lan:ieHicx, hls Troops, carrp and
CunpanfonA.
t'lenna March I'D Correspondence Of London
When Gen. Langicwitz issued his manifesto
nc marched in tllrte columns from Goszcza.
and few hours after lie had disappeared
large bodies Of Russian troops advanced
towards that place.
few days ago Austrian subject visited
Langiewicz in Ills headquarters. aud bis ar
count Of what he saw aud heard is extremely
interesting. All the men under tic imnedi-
ate command of the Polish Dictator, appear
to be in excellent health and spirits. In gen
cra1, they are in the prime Of life, but several
in the ca1npat Gozcza. .1-angiewicz is small,
spare llra''--appcars to be about thirty years
Of age; his hair is brown; his ewes ia7re.
dark, aud well fur1ncd; his demcanor uu:ct
and reserved. &c was somewhat lame, hut
ne AUSTRIAN had no opportunity of inquieins
"hc1her llls Ianeness arose from recent
wound. Langicwicz is very dcyout, and he
advises his 1ncn to keep their conscience in
good order, as there is hardly N momcnt in the
day m which they :rc not exposed to darcer.
IN the camp 1T Goszcza were Jiezier1,:ski,
Czietzcwski aud other distinguished partisaps.
and yonng lady named Pastoyiytoy. who is
dressed like man and fights like one.
TEE GENERAL. IN HIS TEST-uts BODY Guard
AND FELLOW SOLDIERS.
correspondent OF L Lenbrr.. Journal. who
has visited Langlewicz in his c:imr, writes rs
follows:
At the entrance Of the Generals residence
Stand two powerful sithemen, with their
weapons crossed. These form tic body guard
uf the iEsurgcnt General
On tho left is a chamber Of moderate dimc,,-
sions, III thu centre of which is :. table Of a
long and oval shape, and around this sit and
s1ail many men, who carry on 80 lively a fli3-
cu>sion that one scarcely r,,,nur,}.a;,,i. ;te
purport. Sone of these ARR stronr ,Ha ,u;-.
others arc in The bloom of ynnth hnt .,nn,,I
those present there ar. weatlcr.hc,ten ,na,;
with Eray boards and 1ncls At tha a,d 'iIet,t ~
tLc tahlc. somewhat s;dn,vorJc '' S;ts s'G -, ~
LaDriewicz. cncareI in writ;ur Tha nn;1. u;n
tlneE mi d;,tnT6 lin " IT, tt.;s' Aue hoise
cor,line ~ tl,e ro,nrt of tI,,s .,s 81 pSG., e'
nnssrsses ,n,c}, 7ircscrco or .,,;',J i...t, ue
and at thc sanic line .nsuars t!u "dt.e'
ti.us. and ul,n d;sf sfr;hntn. r,-;nn.' 4ass
10 lis officers. 1rhn cant;n,,,u, 'aa"'s aa,,'s
and m III. ,reTors ,r'.n. ~ eoHNG
drcit,sd os T,.r,. 1,;s nrinrs ~ 1,tt sA.t Aia
lis head little. and conId ohsarr a. '",SSu t,;,
NOR. nn1rnv,v psrsane .nt;.',,s y; ;. nun
I'd would ,,rti,rc III. a.,,caran;, in '.:to
m Ordinary one Int II. ,,1c'ssd ~ ~, o5 ~ qui.e ~.
instant. " i'~N 1H' vi 'A'
viii dc.c-;,,a b;,, ~ ,.,oa
Hr il NJ emnil st,t1Tn scm.,Is;,- -
y,ars cfarc thin Int muscui,r7 ,i'' h.,,i :,
proportion, but with :: vestiIer-beaten though
fresh complcXion; dark hair and somcwliat
SPARE heard; thc tycs dark and large, but
very oean1iinl; h's entire expression Is mild
ana decided, rs with most thinkers. On his
neaa ne wore MS sapphire culored f.,ur-cor-
1ielca cal,t Win aafk lambs wool trimming
ana "hl'g 1tMher. II" wore also large. Pul-
IN pools; fohsh hose and dark fnr~trlmmcd
cloak. He wore also tri-colorel sash, by
when each q Ills Officers were cq:llly distin-
gnlsuco, "iilc some were also orna;nented
WIN ~hite ana red sa~f!es.
| Ater my Interview With Langicwicz began
IL, IL 'o9s w. '.ronna 1ne. IL aliculs to describe
all VINO were present. | became acquainted
III nsn 'szof;Iish1, ~, ; CzGMsh1, ;1'a ever 80 many
n,o1e, WHO 1. ua.c a'.eiuy maae lof themselves
A;se P,'etnra;t ~ '"..ri. IT. aiun. otar1s was
rnnn,- and 9.1;n,+o' nuu ap"a,ea 10 ne
Z, r,tns ~ o,n,re 1,as in1, oaI - 'M3ltSu t
tt1a nan ~ utea ~ prGncnt ~ ~ ltle
~ auo %n @ n,gs uSSa o!ra. she
nf Ecr nravcrv and cirerfnincss eo o'' s''soHn'
In conclusion, TO complete the picture, I
] must mention the capuchln who serves as
| neto enapsaln and 1nasa7ine man, aud who,
nos"mnstanalng ;.a h!s @ 1naltnaf1ouS r duties, is
esGf IaAtc, a9Iceaole ann cneerlal.
" tne "no1e, tne sleH 70 Lansle"lcz mas
niaue 1eIy 1asoflose impression on me. l
dlu nof 1lno III illm inc contentedness Of resig-
nation, bit tf"t arising from energy.
/ 1880 AA''AA ~ AAAA -N'- Wv AAh-'"
Correspondence Of the London Timcsl
VIENNA. March H. 1sos
Ahout 15o vc+ate ~ tho go ~ tho sr-,,+
f,rtrasa ~ Rose i, M ;th,-,,;, " .us arn .v..,
c,l1c5 pinsk with for snor+ i'm, :. ,r.e H.
~. hands If 4hc insurcts Af,er he,.;',r 49,
nronriatcd to tlcmsr]ycs ,;0 ofN silver r,nhies II
With wrr, f1ic nroncrtv ~ the St.t.. tho n
sur,rents witnirsw from the ,,iar.. md rct;rr,7
| 10 he woods,
| THIS insurrcction is now snread ovcr "a M,
Epclish square miles. m area half as 1arps
| AS the Empirc Of Austria. II Is herf
runorrd that the peasants in Finland nrc h..
ginning to display d.sfrc to rct rii ,,f tl,f
heavy Yoke of Russia. >N>
| AGout a fortnirhr aro fnnr yonnc p,,et
were shot ut PlocE- an1 after t6er h5d hrcy
thrown into a rraye whi,h hid nTcviomsl,
been 1rcparcd. ono Of them vas heard II
mur,u,r: a:Jcsus ind Nnrr he viii me- !,
As considerable hoilies ~ insur,crts ar,
within fi.w Fnr1ish miles nf WarssW Scsnr
tiuus from thai city :r,. ycry freou,.nt
hlsslAS fEAtE AlssIoS Io LANGlEW1C1
{Foscn Cor London Times. March 13th.]
| The Russian Government seems to think il
NECESSARY 10 employ other than purely mill
tary means fur tic ,c.ciijcation Of The country
| Ahout a fortnight axp n. Pctrikuw. tl;.1.
nitary cf State and o,lr Of the tayorite s,11ir7
| Of the MARQUIS Wiclopoiski. renaired Il, t;rn
/ Lanuicwwr rz with rru,.osuls uf pcace anf