, 1863-04-02

TIE DICT-tTORs PROC LAMaT1oN.
Correspondence Of the r. 7. Bcrald7
The following proclamation by Gen. Ian
giewicz, dated March 10, has been published,
and it has produced 4 prodigious effect:
CorSrRYMES: In the na1nc Of the Most |
High, the most patriotic sons Of Poland have |
commenced 4 struggle, caused By terrible
abuses. and directed against the eternal enc
mics Of liberty and civilization.
Notwithstanding the extremely unflvorable |
circumstances in which the enemy, By 4 great |
increase Of oppression, FASTENED us into an
armed conflict, We hare every reason to be-
lieye that we shall triumph in this great strug
gle for liberty and Independence.
The struggle commenced By an unarmcd
PEOPLE has already lasted two months, and
gains strength and derelops ikseIf scith energy,
in the presence Of this war, to the death--in
the presence Of the massacres, the ptllage and
conflagrations which mark the progress Of the
enemy.
Poland feels painfully the absence OF CEN
trail power, capable Of directing the forces
engaged In the struggle, and Of summoning
| new associates to the field.
Although the nation possesses more capa-
| ble anil worthy citizens than myself, and al
though / am thoroughly conscious Of the
heavy duties Of the office, and the weight Of
the responsibility which it involves, get the
gravity and necessity OF the moment have de-
/ GlCeu Ill., A1LEI E0u5utt4t1Qu WIN lu8 EVfta-
iona1 Government, to assume the supreme
power Of Dictator, which shall surrender to
| Inc representatives. Of the nation as soon as
the yoke Of the 3luscovite is shaken of.
While retaining the immediate direction Of
military operations in my own hands, recoy-
nize the necessity Of establishing civil GOV.
ernment. whose functions will be regulated
hy q srecial ordinance, the work Of tho Pro-
yisioral Government
| I confirm the principles Of liberty and
peasants with indemnity to the proprletors.
Poles of all provinces beneath the yoke Of
the Wuscorite 1 summon to the struggle
arafnst the domination Of Russian barbarism,
Tone one, rome aN-fhe Liberty ef It@and mnss
b aeh'<evv7.
a1] cIasses Of religions. Of communities, one
and III mak:nfr sacridces for the common
cause eam ~ xi eiTe to rs sucb untv nit ant and strensth
rs vii nn}cr now our scattered forces ter
r;h1e In the enemy. and insure the indepen-
dencc Of our coupiry.
~ ,ms' ~ to arms to arms f,r the liberty
,nd ;n5crendence Of our f,therland,
1 LANGIEWICZ,
cF,3pa1y1r oF THE SITUATION.
nrn7w N,rch r. 1ses
.ho po,;sh ;n.1,rrac,;on r,
al eplsolI ,'t,a ,,.o.r. ~ oncn +ha sr,,no.
1ns1 oceul1G0 "aneu ~" na," :. .ta. oeIn+rr1
tiny et the fE1ssiAn 1oles III .nett eonnA -
men and INC oseisssness VI u: "esu,Gs ;t ~ -,
ken ~ Government 70 fepre:s II. IN s}n.e =;
the }snx-eyed: frnsslah po1ce' AleloiowSS .;t,
has c1Gfseo @ aao II sn;tc ~ Gnn Von Weede,
lmpunitSi anc, N spiIe ol Sen: ~ ~ atSs. mIsui'
and his tonr eorP9 darft, 9anas O. % eninasa u
astlc youths from fosen anu Nesl Flus?A als
constantly aoeking 70 INC camp ?, the ,nsn'
gcnts to hsh ana dle loT me natlonal nal ca9,e 9 o
! is on the whole uni4voE'hle 70 the insurgents
VINO, n spite .. tneif 1s.,i5nJ me z
E their bravcst leaders, Bosdanow wicz' VA taket
prisoner lately IN TIE district o1 , LGogn, 1ne
hare been Killed, and the President Of TIT
: Revolutionary Committee: frankowski, I Is !;
captive in the citadel OF NarSa". me mos
: numerous body still IN the field Is that com
t manded by tang1e"iez, me Fonss
0 Garataldl, VINO oy tne ass accounts % p..e