New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-11
Poland.

A telegram from Cracow of March %, says: The
following are tie details of the battle fought between
the Russians and the insurgents, commanded by Lam
giewicz; :. .... ..
The cavalry and wagons Of the insurgents were
dispersed after desperate fight. Langiewicz and
his staff disappeared from the field during the en-
| gagement, which continued until dark Inc Slthe-
l. en- and Chasseuri withdrew TO Vislitza- Lange,
wicz and his friends crossed the Vistua in O small
vessel and gave themselves up to the Austrian hus-
sars who conducted them 10 Tarnow.
| Dispatches received at the Russian Embassy In
Paris confirm the news Of the defeat OF Langiewlcz,
who was conveyed to Tarnow. The insurgents lost
400 killed aud "a taken prisoners. The news froui
Posen Of the entry Of the Russian troops Toto Posen
is commented on by the PARIS papers.
| The Opiaione Natio aGie says:
ain traversiug Posen the Russians have put into
execution the Convention Of Feb. g."
A telegram from Cracow OF March II says After
two advantageous engagements on the nth and
lS,b, Lapgiewiez, accompanied by few officers
only lett the camp, leaving the command to another
officer. The person supposed to be LangeWicz,
who was arrested at tho frontier, has been taken to
LembeIg The insurgents are, apparently, not
routed On the l7lh theIew combat Of Jzagoscie;
| on the 18th ut Bu.ko, The victory was with the
insurgents. On the 18th there was skirmish in
tho fores: Of Walcki. The Russians were driven
out Of it.
A dispatch dated March % says: 900 insurgents
have crossed the frontier Crscow this morning.
They In want OF everything, but are not beaten
or pursued. LiDgewicz is in the Castle Of Crscow.
The Insurgents are imprisoned. The Czsr does not
think that the disappearance OF the Dictator Is of
much importance. The instruction continues in
other parts.
Another dispatch from Cracow Of March q says:
The remaining portion OF LangiewlcZs forces,
amounting 10 600 had another engagement on the
2th, and were defeated aud dispersed. Part of
them took refuge in Galicia, while the remainder
separated INTO two columns and retreated into the
| Delghboring forests.
Lass night 900 insurgents were stationed near
Tranquility prevails In Podolia and voihyp,a.
Toe peasants are decidedly hostile TO the insur.
rect.olary movement.
| A telegram from Iemberg OF March q saws:
Langiewiez, with several officers Of bis staff arry we'd
ye,ierday IN Gsloia, and presented TO the suthori.
Ties French passport, bearing strange name.
Iangewicz lelt, his Identity not being discovered,
but was sfierward brought by the Austrian hussars
u TGrnow. The insurreetion in Podoa Is increas-
inc. pADds OF insurgents are stationed at Bar,
p@cxaioy an ToLarIkcw.
The Government Treasury in Crzewnienic has
been sized py the national forces. telegram from
po.sn Of March % says: A Russian column hns
entered Po.en, marching through Piesohen, Neu.
.,sdt and yreschen. The column aiterward returned
TO Russian Poland.
telegram from Cracow Of March % says: Ian.
geWicL ana MS female ald-de-chmp lMAnemoiscllo
Pust0waskow) were conveyed last night from Tar
now 10 the fortress Of Cracow. Since yesterday
morning nearly 200 insurgents and 100 horses have
been brought to Craeow. Insurgents are constantly
crossing the Austrian frontier. Two thousand Rus
sians, under Czergery, are posted with nx guns ut
Opotowiee. The insurgents arc being puTsued into
INC forests Of The Northwest.
A dispatch from Cracow Of March % says; kre'.
zow, in Lntlin, occupied by the insurgeut chie
Cz.chowski on the Cd inst. The insurgents took
possession of the Government Treasury. The aus
sinns Withdrew from the town.
A telegram OF the 2Id says: Further divisions Of
Polish insurgents arrived ut Cmcow.
A proclamation of the former Central Revolu.
tionary Comrnirteo Of Warsaw dated Plat, had been
publisbed, announcing that The Committee resume,
ia functions on account OF LangievIez having been
taken prirouer. II concluded by making an appeal
TO the people TO take up arms against the enemy.
IL sSys; "Wbeu oar brothers perishing in such
great numbers the place ofevery Pole ia in the ranks
! OF the national army"
A telegram from Lemberg Of March %, says: The
Warsaw Revolutionary Committee has again as
eumed the direction of the instruction. Lsngiewicz
having retgned the dictatorship, 10 proclamation
warning the insurgents against the indulgence Of
party spirit