The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-03-26
Particular. ofish. Revol. in Poland.

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Particulars ofiths Revolt in Poland
= cp% onfy. confirm my account srcs
Yesterday that the country il in com.
pleteievob, According 70 the a,ranp ,
Wents OF tho revclafiOnary gparty. ikr
ontbrcak was. not to take plsce pn.it
Nay but the Government tlremselse.
hsve hasic-ed the. eatasfopbs bv. rhe
unhappy recruiting movement. From
tallpar,s OF the country come. bad re-
ports, one following the ether. In
kiele. and In Siedlic, ptoyisionary 9ov.
ernmen'sare established. Fighting has
taken place AT many points with varied
results. AL the telegraph lines are
hroken, ami on the Warsaw and 81.
Petersburg and the WARSAW, and Wen
M rHilwa,s the rails are torn up and
carried OFF On the, war.aw and So.
Petersburg line, the insugents' kaxe
burnt a :htidge. All the lines have' lie.
come insecure, and IL will cost the Gov.
eriment uiucn troi,ble-to hecome mas
ter Of the movement. The insurgents
seem to be abou: to carry on a guerilla
war,aes = ;hlteads n. graet part Ut the
Warsaw garrison have ieft the, ci,p.-
tie,e all.is's'ill aud quiet, but who can
say for how long' Tie, express pos,
from Sie'llic arrived hcre Yesterday. and
brought the entrails Of Gen. ISche,kas
! sof. who was killed BY rtherebels on the
road ldther from 'Seidfin. The con.
autior reported that so,ne: miles from
Ssiddc, mol far from sjaln. column Of
about 1000, men. ~rinr,l with bikes
and reyolvers, showed themselves, and
called on him 10 stop. As he oheved
the summons, ttIey demanded his lis, of
! Passengers. .-
When they saw the nome of Gen.
Isch"fkass'f, they cried out, this is
the man we want" They ihefs oheDe,,
the d""r and ANNOUNCED To the Geae,al.
who WAS wiIhiu th" Carriage. ttnr he
vas sentenced 10 di. bv the. National
Committee. and immediately "oe Of
them hrea his reNolre, "a the GenersI.
The ball crashed through his head
They then ataggedLl;e briv- from, The
coach, cnt on the stum,aeh. tore o,t
the enlrails, Threw them into the coach.
and sai,l 10 the conductor. Ytake. tlirse
40 Prince Cnnst ariine, l'ut We will kccb
the l~dy 10 Show Our chi-f that we
have faithfully carried oul cir orders"
| can only add that Cen, .Tsche kassof
was nominated hy the Prince 10 serve
on the CONT maria .nn the rDeii accus.
ell Of the murder Of Eh, I'M. aud tha, I,e
slgned The sentence of death upon them.
Snch events occur daiiv. On the o,ker
1rnd, the general intendspt If the,
army, Gen. Sin-lniskoff, who had zoos
600 ronbirs with him. was met bv The
rchels, ~ho FL. "pon him aud sadly i'll
used him. They disarmed The General,
requested him to. deliver Tie money.
and gare him a rece:p, signed hy The
National Committee. So far the rebel;
but more 'mpo,ianti+ is itf>r tie exien
sion Of The r-v"l; that all the landhol.
ders have declared TO their peasants
that they desire no rem. from them and
that all the ground they hold is given to
them for the future Tie, country pco.
pie now hegir to waver, and at maav
places they Already .n,ake common
cause with the rebels. Altogether it j.
sstina'e Ell tina, 200 900 rebels ne in the
comnlrp. There has been fighting in
he streets nj PIock, and over night lhe
Poles had taken possession Of The town.
In The nrurning, however. the sutprise.l
troops took courage aud seized a hum.
her OF rexolters. Their l...der, an. al.
."cate named Zng'ztla, shot himself
~ Chshstochari, tlpl rebels met ad e.
cort "f Cossacks. who had ten prisoners,
hisarmed them and released the prison.
srs. The Coss"cks stripped them and
let them g".
Correspondence Berlin Ztiiuag, Jan.
udry 20.