New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-14
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CdrtinUed from tsrst fheo'
tle Goyeroment conld only choose between lsmenta-
bio retreat and inconceivabe danger. Inc ND,uh
Der should solemnly disavow the policy Of tie Gov
eminent. D.
Graf IN Fusenburg stated, in the name otthe Gov,
eminent that the insurgents arrested near morn heo
not been given up Rnss, but cent back across the
frontier TIE measures taken by the government
hsd contributed to lessen the insurrection. Inc
abatement that Prussian troops had entered upon
Russian territory near Gollab, was without foun-
dation. ,
Herr Won Bismark said, that the Government had
not been able to state its views upon this important
oueetion. The proposition is sympathetic with The
insurreciOp and the rumOrs current concerning the
convention between Prussia ana Russia are myth
icsl. The Chamber must not form cou]ecirres
as TO the purpOrt Of the Convention, IRON the
refusal OF toe Mlnistry TO communicate its con-
tents. The Convention stipula,es expressly that
the consent Of the respective Governments IS re-
quisite upon each occasion OF Russian OF frus
gau troops passing their own frontiers. ihe
Government has not concluded any stlpula,lohS
with Russia, to which the expressions used bv Earl
Russell, 10 the House Of Lords, were spnhca0le'
Count Bernstein wss not scquanted with inc 1eAt
Of the Convention when que.uoned about II ny t~iI
Russell. The Government has nothing to retract
This will become evident as soon as tie text OF 'ne
treaty shall tsve been made known .
Other speakers followed and the roIcy OF Tue
Government was vehemenIly attacked.
The debate was sgain resumed on the fol-oWing
day the principal speaser being Baron Nncke, WHO,
on the whole. Endorsed the Government pohey, but
coEtepded that the Russians should not he clio wed
70 pursue insurgents III Prusslan territory. lie
insurgents.
Tue debate WAS further adjourned.
The following dispatches contain all that is known
o. TO the progress Of events IN Poland.
WARSAW, Feb. "a" The report that Cen.
Mierosawski had fed across the frontier is said
hs nnfoun6ed He has eDetrated FAR As KOlO, III
the Government Of kalsh, where bis forces engaged
the Russians Yesterday and to-day. Langewicz has
crossed the Vistula and Is operating III the vicinity
of Lu5ins."
"CRAcow, Feb. 26--Two engagements between
the Russians and the are reported to have
taken place, OF one, in which the Poles we're com
uandsd by Langiwecz, no details have boon re.
ceived The other occurred near kutno, where the
Russians were defeated. The instruction Is again
making progress in Podlachis.
TIpsowiTz. Feb. 26-The Russian public fuuc-
tonsres Of the frontier town Of Mes Dara arrived
here at noon TO- day. escorted by Prussian hussars,
bringing with them the town treasury and qaan.
tity OF ammunition, together with their own private
effects. The officials fled from Mes Dara on to
Prussiau territorypn consequence of an order sent
by telegraph from kaiish, signaling the advance Of
WARSAW, Feb. ga band of ], 200 insurgents,
Fastening 70 join Gen. Mierosawski in the district
of Wolodamek. has been dspersed 100 Of their
Tho total force of the nsnrgent bands is estimated
IT 49, coo, but no single corps numbers more than
from 5000 TO 1000.
OsrKowo, Feb. 26--The insurgents have taken
the manufacturing town Of Opstowek, near Kslisch.
Prussan troops have been dispatched from this city
70 the Russian frontier.
STETriS, Feb. T.--The Ostsee Zsitung. Of To-.
day says: "Gen. Merosawski, in order OF the
day dated tie 18th instant, informs the insurgents
that the Provisional National Government had
appointed him Commander-in-Chisf of all the nsur.
ssc,ionary forces."
The same journal states tina. the engagement IN
the vicinity Of Radziejaws appears 10 have had no
decisive result.
On the I'D inst. Prussan patrol from Wreschen
passed over for q short tme into Russian territory
DAETzIo, Feb. T.-The Danz'cizsr Ze'tumg Of
to-day has the following news from Warsaw, dated
the 25th, evening:
An order of the Emperor has been transmitted 10
che authorities, commanding the suppression OF the
tusurrection at any price within ten days.
The Revolutionary Committee of Warsaw bias
sgt in succeeded in obtaining considerable sums OF
money.
TIE organisation Of the insurgents continues TO
improve, and their numbers daily augment.
The railway communication between Warsaw and
and wilma has been interrupted by the destruction
q bridge at Lieuicebrucke.
The Polish veteran Gen. Demtenski had LEFT Paris
for Poland, provided. it said with considerable
funds.