The New York herald., 1863-03-05

THE REVOLUTION N POLAND.

The Paris PGris represssts tho asurrectlon spread
ing throughout all parts Of Poland Ths military 0ou,-
manders in tho provinces Of Lifhusna and yahays.
fused send the reinSorcemssts denarded from hsa
considering Il impossible 70 diminish ther forces This
insurgents attacked Minchow tho l1th uit. and
repGsed with three hundred killed and tho sane number
rumored that tho insurgents, under IAngiewisz, had
beaten the Russians and captured some cannon.
French courier b. i arrived I've y. in p.r,.
gents IN Lithuania and subjected 10 regular OK.
H ds;gacnss were given % back *: to him !: ws e.
insurgents IN order that he might them and report
no personai observation He was dismsssd with this
injunction s'You have us, and now you may tell
your government that mot socialists nor commit
sis.s eu. tina, are nsA'ns simply for Independence
M poise.'s. Reply TO she Lsgislasure-
Excited Opinion IN Paris.
Paris Deb 1e) correspondence Of the London Times
In Fmpsors reply TO the addross OF the Legislative
ua s Ss sres Ss accord
which regned between his government and the Chamber
"That accord" he observed, "s more Indispensable
than ever epoch whsn all points Of the gssbs he
truth Is obscured bg usday confcng pdaton' France
strong and calm in the interior In order 70 be al
ways position exercise her legitimate influences on
behalf Of Justice progress the triumph OF which 10
by the exaggeraton Of extreme parties"
Russia and the Polish nsurrection but on what grounds
II Is easy n see FOR there many places where
cothicsmg passions are TO De met with, and whsrs
In irussta Italy and America for instance things are
Lkng place not quite In accordance with those virtues
plicatin nothing. IL Is certain how
ever that Prince Napoleon understands them TO apply
exclusively Poland and article IN the Opinion Ma
T. nae which 10 in sort the koni<uv Of the Paiss
Royal vord corroborato that view That Journal thinks
that there be Just cause IN the wora 20 cav oI .ns
that France, (Which, need be, knows how 70
make wsr for an iiea," should not 90 on toerating
tho torture whole nation, the shame Of Russia, and
the scandal of the nineteenth century; and that she
shoud permit tho repetition Of useless words b sub
ssstc for empty prss ecactop rsofss and for nssi,n
word reo, acts. II contends that the policy Of Louis
Philippe mover be the policy OF sovereign VINO the
vii Ms maiism The balance Of Europe rests On false
basis and had Louis Philippe done for Poland IN 1891
what the Emperor Mspoeon sd ioI sy u s1s oSs re
campaign Of the Crmsa would have been unnecessary,
and the monarchy Of July would have gained fresh sscr
pAch ssems i,eralle rdy psrd nfio 10 ne syes zoe
pAtoopher and ne publis oanaot Is true u ce'csd fn
not proceed pior the realization Of prsoonceivsd
IS but he who the rare and precious gilt
oa.ou ,he moment il L presented and should make no
mistake 10 the importance d events, nor the oppor
tuny for intervening and Tor promoting the principles
OF which by the very force of crcumstapces, be has
become the depostary and the armed Representative.
Il ia sot merely because Poles and Freochmen shed
blood together In the same cause on the battle neds
oS the arst empire France should not now lot than
perish for 'fke Encsh, rho our brohes IN dyuu
ear T fsis~c ss,sSrSs T mr" For France Poland 10 more
than mere memory, and her future grandeur y not
Zee. interested !n the cause than tho past. shs Poles
Of Ne Vistua; " AyJau u ctH b check 10 French ~
fsros and % as which Prarce re-ese',. II y.
impossible that noble act the liberation OF Poland
should touch the "msdstvc and adventurous soul Of
Napoleon ILL.," Dynasties hard found IN day
but for this great work there II way opened which
leads 70 II, and the way Ia that which in 1859 led the Elm
psror 70 Italy and s that which s opcned At this mo
msnt In Poland for his legitimate influence.
The Poles UmAer Fire.
Paris eb ~ correspondence o. the Lond-u Times
| IN which 10 sAsd that the Russian reports rsls.
| tive To the loss sustained by the insurgen,
I CORPS under Lsngiewitz greatly exaggerated.
men, q Polish "siemsn" under lie ore Of Russian
battery was tried by court martial aud hanged by order
a. Iarsewitz, who " In tho mountains, ~.
Krzyz Dot far from wepgow With 900 tolsrably veil
tho made by the Polish insurgents relative 10
The bsrbsfous cruelty oi the Russians In the neghbor
bod Of Tom~zow, which is not fsr from zsPosc Colo
mel pedrsQa has committed terrible atrocities. He had
thres pcrsoas saduaIf' (aiwsigl pot 70 death, and
Cspain yov tdski and Lepsenant waaievski acted 40
The fear ~ the insurgents N fall alive
the hands q their enemies msk~ ,hsm ngn. IKE de.
pons and the cruelty u the Russians has cshy contr
| buied 10 spread the inssrrcctlon 49,
| Tho N,ntsf,rIal General Correspondence snrns from
Ismbcrg kst ISngiewiiz has Informed the Russian on
cor who c.sn nands troops oprosed 10 him, that be
sby way OF repri.al has had certain number of his
prisoners shs The organization n The insursen bands
II progressing rapidly and the commanders Of the dnc
sn. sors have syes % .ie' n 9,ses ns ya ssse
msus or ths insurgents have managed ~ get from Po
land Into thusna where they engaged Ia nsnrrec-
tiosiring the rurd disircts Two Of the detach.
mcnis crossed the Boug NJ no great distance from
Br>sSc Iiiesski. and must be cnrciuded that the
garrson OF thst fortress very weak. as u made M
ssiemp, 70 mdcst the insurgents. fes days age
the Russian regiment Isnaslod crossed the Bong al
rcrespol. ard 4 = svposed that s gusrtsred N
the 4bove ncntos~d stronghold. Ths wsrssw anibori
iles deny ,hA. he ssar.ee,ca has .grtsd v b,hu.ns