New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
Ihe Polish Revolution.

sTccrssTs OF the ELECTROMAGNETIC N>'h'
EEC1IoN INTENDING IL ThH OoVkRNMLNI'
or WILMA AND LUBLIS-CtN. LhA"iL"iCL /
AND MS FEMALE AID DE CAMP.
A tole. ram Il N Cracow OF Apni ii saysi Toe
iusursspts IN NJ YsgGi:sl S.iad2nEd 12qYo-f
body Of insurgents has occupied PolAniec, on the
yisiu.a in the government Of h"d'm.
The MARQUIS WiolopOls'i hA, been challenged by
Ccuuts Bfauek sLd Cboj ecki.
A telegram from THO u, Of April u says; IL"
Coruit,e Il The Revolutionary Government In
wilma has is.uej manifesto stsing mo eon"s OF
the Rn,si,n GOyenm rnt, cuihng upOn The lubnD.I-
anita 10 rise in Instruction ind declaring that Lab.
naria aud Little Resia are inrei ARABIC FORUMS %
Poland.
Ia consequence Of ,hi, manifego tie pea'aniry
and Younger portions Of tho nobility brve taken ny
a-ns AGAINST the Government. iel'Srpm 'fom
L.mberg Of Apri, III, says Travellers VINO nave at
rived here report that numerous bands OF insurgents
are extended throughout tho country, And That 100
instruction SANITY assumes moro Of tie cna--
acter OF partisan warfare. dtpsich ron war
raw Of April ~, aSscr,A that the Marquis " ie'o-
po,sk does not inttnd 10 have Warsaw, ba, IL en-.
yaced IN drawing NJ, with Gen. Berg, project OF
reiorus 10 10 introduced iuto Tue Administrations oil
Poland after the ruppressiou Of the inrurreeuJn.
Tho Supernrs OF the Csrmeite and Reformed
Converts have been placed IN confinement
| News received al Crscow iron " artaw says lhsI
LIE amnesty has produced effect, aid that TIE IL
suTreCtiOl VIII continue
The Cars amnesty has bad an immense effect In
redoubing the intensity OF he insurrccton. Every
one wisbes 10 set oat from CrAcoW, oven wlihou1
| Arms TO Join the movement.
| Tho insurgents gained victory at konin.
| Tie rising in Lithusnia continues 10 extend.
Czachowski has been supplied with munitions oil
war The Cars manifesto was known nj Warssw
on Sunday, and Was received with the greatest
apathy.
uent had taken place between the Russlast aad tne
insurgents near kolo and K0nin in the Government
OF KalisL), 10 which the Russians wore de'saed.
The insurs have greatly mcreased III numbers In
that district.
Iangiswicz has declared 20 tho Austrian au.hori-
ties that be can no longer BIO bound by his aroe 1t
expected that hd viii, therefore, be placed under
slricter guard.
A fresh attemp. on the part Of some Russian Goa
sacks TO violate the Austrian frontier has been rus'
tfaied by Austrian hussars.
Intelligence from the theater OF war states that
numerous detachmeuts Of insurgents, under unknown
LEADERS, were In all parts of the Kingdom and OF LII
tbueDa. EugspemeDIs In which the Poles were We
oroas have taken place at Ciechoeenco and Plocke.
The result Of other combss hieh have occurred 1t
I CarwOni Lubelski, and X uhs n IN Podlscba, had
} not he yet transpir.d. Ths Cz1S announces that
Czaeoisk by clover mabeuvers, has malt taned with
800 the position formerly occupied BIZ Lanta'.
wicz. Another body Of 600 insurgents Is reported
10 10 stationed at short distance from The former
corIs. Tho instruction in Podlichia is gaining
ground.
D A correspondent Of The London Times writes;
| Tue Austrian Government has Ut last liberated
8 Mademoiselle PustoyoydOva. 1t hsd no right Il
mpIson har ut all, she is Russian subject, be
ng the daughter Of Col Pus,ovoydOf, Russian
OF tbe Russian army, aud Of Polish lady. fb, J,
not the fret lime ever, that Mile Pus;ovoydoy,
. has been deprived Of Ler freedom. You have prob
1 ABLY heard that when she Was quite child she WI
{ snut up nt Zitonir In convent, for uteiing tom
sentiment oppo,od to the noble principles on ~hicl
I the Russian empire 10 governed. Shetsucee' dtd
however, after about two years incarcerniion, II
making her escape and the outbreak VI the Polis
instruction took tho earliest opportunity OF placnI
uer military and equestrian talents a. tue service .
tho Dictator. Opinions are divided IN Cracow "a U
}. her beauty. Inc men think her chsrmingi tn
omen cannot roo what there Is 10 admire In her,
from which It must be inferred that they cannot se
her eyes or her hair the expression of her face
According TO tue male es innate Of Der age ste 10
1 according TO tho female, rs. l believe the truth
. hat she is about IL aud half AT I'LL events. Oh
IS very young to have had tLree horses killed unde
he-a nct Is 10 which all persons seem 10 DO agreed
IL il quite certain, too, that sho led charge Q
II cythrlIen at Grochowiska- The kOssanien wer
Ia hesltaiipg before well sustained IRE oil kusaia
luiantry aud could not be got 10 adya co, when th
pretty aide-de-canp rode In front OF tho reeimau
l. ,ud-apparently by tho mere force OF personal 81
e tractivehess-dfsW 1t forward. The Poles Will
!, anywhere after good.loOking womsn aud 81 dre
u ehowisks this weakness Proyeds source Of strength