The New York herald., 1863-03-29

frontier, and the town Of Kcnn. The latter place was
garrsonsd BY three thousand Russians.
OF March by three hundred Poles wen armed and equip
ped who came from the grand duchy Of Poeen, dbpefsod
.nlee ~ hundred Russian soldiers stationed a mnicAow
ne garrison Of konn, having been appssed BY tho
Prussian authorities of What was going forward,
suddenly attacked the corps Of hlsn,ski on two
10 The frontier The battle deperate ard sanguinary
ant the oescs were great each SIDE Private letters
calculate the loss Of the Poles 100 men and the loss OF
the Russians At snch greater number But the latter
were more numerous they drove the Insurgents into Prus
sa Inc retreat Of the insurgents was followed By
skrmlsh between them and the Prussan soldiers The
corps OF Miontzki Suffered severely this occasion
number Of young OF the first families found there
glorious death great number, however were able 70
JOIN other hsurgent oorpe.
The nsurgent chief in the government Of Pock 's
sanva Ts no,n1 m ~ :" Sa,n,e .no hen con
sss o about 500 men. iB established IN The Southern
part o. ,ne government OF inolm, and s operating
successfully against the, Russian troops, who vainy
attempted several times 10 surround aad destroy
them. According 10 Official report received from
the several nsargent chefs nsurrccon becoming
general without beng on any point In
Of this System the Russian generals desr mir
OF putting an end 80 tbe nsurrecson as quickly ~ they
expected
Tho lnuclde Rs.ce publishes q despatch lated wilma
the let % March which sats that General lie N@titz
sent four columns 10 pufun II the bands commanded by
haennaki rhele bands passing rapidly nom one
place 70 another one of tneRe columns, commanded by
Captain knn0n overlook the band OF Ratchirsk In the
small town Of Rcski, the road from Pinsk 10 Nieswie
IN the districts OF oCtzk and Pnsk The insurgents re
Piled 70 the Russian attaok by warn voey OF mnkeiry
but they qacsly ted 10 disorder. leaving twenty four
prisoners eighteen wagons 0ry nine horses and guam
,ity Of arms The remainder OF the band were met IN
their light by another column OF Russian troops Tho
peasants lay hold OF the nsursents and deliver them up
10 the authorities General Noftits admits only Ices Of
two men severely wounded.
Tng czsR's REPLY TO NAPOLEON
Paris March / - corssrondence OF Ioudon 1imes
The answer of the Russian government 10 the letter or
fairs ~ Poland, 10 whlch alluded yesterday, not sa
,sfac,ory. II Is describef stating that, whatever
may DO thought OF tho aostrac Justice Of the depands
~ tho P0os, the Emperor alexander listen 10 no
overtures so long they continue 10 be IN armed nsur
recton Otherwise i Is 'onchod IN decided, though not
dsconI terms arrival OF the courier
a abnet Council nss There various and conflicting
20 what stoIg tic French Emperor may take Ia
this matter and whether Austria may not he induced 10
listen 70 oyeftures TO join France IN an Intervention which
10 De merely diplomatic. II IN certain that the
ieeiag IN favor Of Poland 10 very strong IN france Il
IL ne which al partieEeg timists republicans aud 30
napartiets share alike and in such would
be popular than any other. The Mercdn ezpefiion
sas aa@sa % sy & 6rs @ Il sas da%asca ,ne pians ,or
financial reform and u has a. yet brought Little glory TO
tho french arms The Enpcor scc'd not te scry 70 sae
PEOPLE forget TIE t,ne aoqefiy; tut 'oheher a scsd 70
he kngh " tasdIfattnga aaond fodv a9ain1 hntad -
cnotaer qs0tioA tN
THE RUSSIAN oosinASpgR. .nscHIEy.
The following is tho text OF Imperial Ikase pnb
Eshed St. Petersburg relative 70 the Grand lake Con-
stantines-
Tho Grand Duke Constantine Nicolaev,ch q named
Commsnd Chief Of the troops 10 the kingdom Of Po
land whe SIN retaining HIS dignity Of Lieutenant Of tho
Emperor IN the saId Kingdom, AZ well as ~ his other
dgDitics aud fun ctions.
IN virtre of thm Glaec ne Grand Duke aruined he
direction o. military aia4rs al Warsaw ol the sth u
March.
GAplBALDi TO LAEGIEwIcz.
General Iapgiswsoz received III. following letter
from Gafibaldi;-
CArRSs a, March ], 1868.
Ny dear LASaswlcz-Nay God bless you, and with yon
the sacred Of your country You win triumph BY
conducting your nsurrection a. you do y detail and by
propagang The movement through the whole ancient
Poland, and beyond thaxe limits II you can. You viii
thur liInc realise fact the sympath which
you merit from An the w0rd You have already accom-
plshed wopder al things-wen worthy Of the name cf
Poland A. tho head OF youth you achieve nraciee
We Will oil DO with you--apd soon
JoefPB GARIBALDL
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