The New York herald., 1863-03-28
THE POLISH INsvaREcTIoN.

Cracow telegram says that the following proclamation
by General Langiewz, dated March 10, has been pub.
lished, and that II has produced prodigous effect:
CoUNIRyMxS--ln the OF the Most High. the most
by terrible abuses and directed against the eternal
enemies Of liberty and civilization.
Notwithstanding the extremely unfavorable circum-
which the enemy, by great Increase op-
psoSsion. FASTENED Us Into an armed conflict, have
every believe that shall triumph In this
great struggle for liberty aud independence.
- Tho strugge commenced by an unnrmcd people has
eady lasted two months aud gains strength and deve
tho death the presence Of the the pllages
and conlagrations which mark the progress OF the
Poland feels painfully tho absence OF a power,
capable OF directing the forces engaged In the struggle
and OF summoning new associates TO the field.
Although the nation possesses more capable and
worthy citizens than myself. and although am
e'''saS the Once " and the wei ghs Of the responsi.
bility which it involves, yet the gravity and
taton with the provisional government 10 assume the
supreme power Of Dictator which sha surrender 10 the
Of the nation a. soon a. the yoke Of the
While retaining the immediate direction Of military
operations IN my own bands recognize the necessity o.
regulated BY special ordinancehe work Of the provi-
slouai government.
citizens granting land to the peasns with indemnity to
the propr otors.
the struggle against tho domn aton OF Rus
sian barbirism Come one, come all OF you The liber
The concord OF all citizens irrespective OF classes OF
religions, OF communities, one and all making sacriiccs
for the common csase, will give to such unity and
strength will render scattered forces terrible
TO the onemy and insure the independence OF our
country.
To armsl to arms TO armsl for the liberty nde-
pendence Of our iatheriand. LANGlEWrTZ.
In terms Of the above Langewiz has boon proclaimed
Dictator Of Poland.
General wysop has been appointed his military coada
tor and director.
The civil administration been entrusted to Paeut
josski.
II is reported that all the independent mombes a. the
Council Of State Poland have In their resgnstons.
1t Is repeated that the Car OF Russia has dc
stch stating that Whatever may be thought OF the alb
stract justice the demands of the Poles tho Emperor
Alexander can listen to ovorturcs terms OF com.
a Cabinet council had been hold in Paris to consider
what action necessary In regard to the above de-
spa,ch
Prince Mottornich. the Austrian Ambassador at Paris,
was about to proceed to Vienna.
The Secretary OF tho Prnssian Legation Paris had
gone Berlin confer with his government In regard
the Polish question.
Cracow telegram Of the 10th instant says that pre-
parstions being made by both the Poles and Russians
for real battle.
Tho latest dispatches from London dated the 18th
lost, rcportt said that the reply Of the Czar Of
Russia the courteous letter OF tho Emperor OF France
refusal the part OF Russia make any concessions
10 Poland 70 acce< anything short Of the uncondon
al submission of tho rebos in arms.
Tho insarrsctionAry forces Of Poland ars computed
forty thousand