The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-16

HorTttte CJpeities Of tie Rhssi.te Geaerats-
Order 10 hno,t Ladies'

| IHE REVOLUTION IN POLAND.
| HoTTitte C,nelties Of tie Rnssiae Geaerats-
| O1tier 10 hao,Gt Ladies.
III i.ithuania, since the arrival of the Gov
| crnor- General, MouravieiF, every day has been
| marked by an execution. On Monday. a
| telegraphic dispatch from CracoW stated
| that Count Pllier had been hanged at Wilma
b, order of the Governor General, adding
priest, NJ. kcnarski, had met with the same
| fate at Warsaw. The Russian official jour
| nails contain 4 list Of all the executions which
| have taken place during the last week at
| wilma, among which are those Of the Priest
Zazoron, aged twenty-eight years, shot !;
| Priest Zieneclki aged sixty years, shot; NJ.
| dc Lasliiewicz, shot; NJ. de kolyske, hanged
| The most ill,,strious OF these victims, Count
| Leon Platter, bears one oi the oldest and most
| honored names in Poland. What adds to
| the odionsncss of these barbarOus executions
! is, that none Of the men who have Just been
| struck down, were taken with arms in their
| ands. Count Platter Was arrested in his
| chateau, and the sole complaint made against
| him by the Russian Government was that he
| had concealed arms. All those who were
handed over to the exeeutioner at the same
| time AS Count Platter, were arrested before
| the proclamation Of the amnesty. A letter
| in the Temps gives a irighfiul account Of the
| circumstances attending some OF these exc
cutions. The Able lschora, who was shot
| on the Sd, in tue presence Of IN immense
| crowd, at Wilma, w3s not killed at the first
discharge Of musketly, although twelve sol
dirfs are Supposed to have fired at him at only
| few PAGES distance. The soldiers II loaded
and fired u SECOND time OF course The pOpu-
hce believed this WAS done Intentionally
kclyske was hung under most revolving cir
| cn,nstances. cord VS. put round his
neck while hc was on the ground, and lie
was slowly hOisted up to the platform. By
some means he fell, and for ten minutes lie
| was in state Of great agony, during which
| time the soldiers strack him several times
| with their muskets. The people Of Lth,a-
ma seem for the moment stupeiied with hor
ror. The national committee of the dis
trict have ISSUED 4 proclamation stigmatizing
these horrors in the strongest language, and
calling on the people to ayenge them.
Gen. Mouravieif has issued :tn ordinance
procaming that the penalty Of the knout
| will he inflicted upon all ladies dressed in
mourning. Several ladies are detained as
hostages, aud are threatened with death un
less their husbands surrender themselves TO
| the authorities
A correspondent Of Wilma says: ''rhe Ar
rival Of Gen. MOulayietf IN our town as Mill
| tary Governor has been marked by the uh-
limited powers conferred upon him, which
in order 10 stiie the insurrection, he is al
| lowed TO exercise, without any reference
| being made TO the authorities ut st Peters.
burg. More than one thousand of the landed
proprietofs have been imprisoned i'll the
| casemates, and preparations are being
made for those arrested III Gredne, for
| which purpose the se4uestered converts III
wilma Ia We been assigned. The General re-
fuses to see any one, and is 60 afraid OF being
poisoned that he has engaged confidential
cook, who eats his din, cr with him. The
priest lzor has been shot ia the matket
place for having read from the pulpit the
manifesto Of the National Government to
| his parishioners. Considering that at the
time there were no more than fifteen persons
| in the church, this cruel sentence ON an &c
ciesiastie causes the greatest possible ildig
nation. Geu. Mourayieti has decided that
Tor the sake oi example there should bc
three executions weekly on the mar ket days,
aud says that hc has plenty OF candidates.
Those days are selected with view Of max
ing Il deep impression Oh The country peo
Pie Two executionefs have been sent from
st. Petersburg, ahd the gailows are erected
permanently. To the troops that have been
dispatched in search CT the insurgents il is
particularly cnjoincd that they should make
no prisoners, but finish them eitler with
bayonets OF the butts oi theig mtiskcts. Such
| unheard oil tyranny has even disgusted some
oi the russians, and consequently Zen. Ad
flames, Hildeblaild, and Gen. Maniukiu,
have applied Tor prolonged leave OF absence,
all being unwilling 10 serve Under such
conlnasldaat. Gen. SZlinsnoH, OF the yards,
has gone to st. Petersburg, where he declared
| that he IL prepared to light but neither lac
nor those under his coniinalid will act the
part of c2ecutioneis. Count Victor Star
zynski, at whose house the strictest
search had been made and nothing
found, has been lodged ia the citadel oil
| Wilma, :,sia ali access To him forbidden. A
son of peasant guard was attempted to be
organized in the Government OF Grodno; but
| in the parish OF Koeheno iiity six, who had
been subscribed, joined the insurfection at
once. In word, the terror now introduced
| by Gen. MOurayieif is such As To produce
l,drspair in the heart Of every one, aud the
| worst is expected. The iBsurrectionafy
bands are being multiplied and Victorious
| The peasants are favorable 10 the movement,
except partly iu the Government Of Mont
lew They say iu their blunt language that
a3 soon rs the French lnake their appearance
they will all side With the insurgents, and
| not leave alive single Museoyiie la Poland.
| A letter from Cracow, on the 9Th uiiino,
| states that among tue Russian officers re-
nlarkaille for their cruelty is ten. Count
Toll. Having been appointed to guard the
railway, he afrogates t0 himself tue right oi
| life and death over all the inhabitants Ut the
district through which the railway passes
Having lately occupied the town 81 Ostsow,
I Ia the district Of Ostrolonka, With two com
panies Of infantry and QUE hundred COssaeks
be searched all The houses, aud inren1shed
the wOmen aud children that II they were
d;s.oyered TO hold comMnnlcati0a With the
| inevrreuts they should be u0gked 10 death
i He ssnt Tor q wealthy Issselile Aaned Be
/ rrck and said to him Y0U are the Owner
i uf ! house In this town. "Yes," replied
i PEREZ. .Is there mot tailor living III thal
i hunse ~ "Yeu." How " isc einpooyedr
/ scrennel the GenersA ttI,lchanx M ~ =
ssYoa afe lias !; ha makn nn10fala for III
I ineasrenss.s u hase 1ot seea him, ard