The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-14

IBrsslau March 2l) correspondence Of London Tmes
raj Laneiswics By paragraph which-it H. easy par
eeivs vnyw.. not contained in the vsrson given by IN:
% the orsan Of ns
But few hours after my departure caumny denounced
a. ana IN hs ana
while intending to destroy myself they only benefited
Muscovy and prepared an easy the foe The
adherents Of the ambitious criminal have 10 thank for
all this not aware, or II they are aware, utterly g
more that my only object establsh the liberty and
In preceding paragraph, which h also Inherently
given by the Cs the passage referring 70 his secession
The Russian agents hiding themselves in your ranks
made necessary for me to depart secretly and without
bidding you farewell the same reason aso prevents my
The proclamation has not been printed but crcuAtes
only In written copies among the poes Deviation from
original text and the existence OF different readings are
accounted for by this but the new version
I believe. must be held the more authentic from
Ing with his past career TO abscond and leave his
gallant troops TO hight IL out for themselves In
this sp sns S & ~. n.1
express his actual motives he absented himself
because he afraid Of the Russians or faced death
with fainter heart than he wanted his soldiers TO pos
sess but dscord and the inordinate ambition Of indiv
dual leaders sent him away fugitive At the very time
The ambitious criminal he alludes evidently Mieros
avsk who already divulged his prior claims 10 the
dictatorship You will also notice that, while the nrst
his departure the second only be construed a. pro-
ducton the day following However that may be, the
Poles have again given signal instance OF INDUCING their
national vice. Contrary 10 what appeared the
face, they 40 quarrenoms a. ever.
GENERAL MERosLAwsKI JEALOUS OF LANaMwICz.
nsurrection OF Poland invites General Louis Merosawsk
take Dictatorship and chief command Of the nsur.
rection.
As proof Of The transmission Of the full powers OF the
National Committee to this new government, the seal Of
this act st the that Of tho ancient committee
bears circular motto, Liberty, Equality and nde.
peudence and in the middle on three separate shields
the eagle, the knight and the Archans's Michael
BY this act OF the 2sth Of january 1885, the provisional
me 70 the dictatorship and 70 the chief command Of ali
the armed forces Of that insurrecton accepted thas
honorable burden under certain conditions detailed In the
reply which sent 70 the Commissioners OF the govern
msnt and which, ~ far a. concerned, were fulfilled
by me with military punctuaity. Al the same time o..
the proper moment Nevertheless nom feeling Of high
deacy OF respect for the proud Of ths
stained from making my nomnatiOa publicly known until
BY arms We bad conquered territory and tribune
from which could be heard and listened 70 By ne whole
OF the insurgent dstschmsnts informed 49, thai
they might not plead ignorance In case Of nsubordina
Nevertheless, taking advantage In the most unipstiA.
able manner Of my civic prudence, hastily seznG upoq
70 seek quiet refuge, despite The most authentic aaA
the most solemn act Of the national government Marian
second Desssos Of the Polish nssoa over soms shou0suS
| square miles Of tssritery.
do not accept that audacious challenge 70 civil war;
eon0ns myself " an appeal 70 national oommoa sense,
protesting IN the name Of the Witnesses and guarantees
esad OF living Of the cot Of the 2sh q January against
the outrage perpctrsssd against that BY Marian Ian
Giswicx General LOUIE MrKRU0LAwSKf.
MARcs II, 1853.
Having read tho above protest Of General Louis Micro
sawsk We, the undersigned, former member Of the
Central National Committee, ocular witnesses
Jointly with 1adlslas Japowsk commssarss that CON-
mttec acting provisional government declare TO have
taken to Paris the part Of That government IN INVITA-
ton dated the 2sth OF January for him 70 assume the
dictatorship and supreme command Of the Polish nsur-
rcctou We here remind the country that third col
league fadisas Janowsk has scaled with his blood on
the battle field Of Krzywosondz a the very side OF the
said Dictator our common mission 10 the latter.
Consequently feel that u right and duty, mot
only completely 70 approve the protest Of General Louis
heroiawk but, moreover TO protect ourselves, In the
solemn manner, In the name Of the Government
which have represented, against the niquitous
tempt Of the military chief OF the insurgents Of sando-
mir, Marian IAngiewicz. LAilSLAS DANlLOwsK1
MARcH IS, 1888 LADIsIAS JESKA.
Grand Gambling scandal I'm Paris.
NM. cALzADo AND GARCIA, OF THE rALfAN OPERA
CONVICTED FOR CHEATING AT cARDs.
Iron the London Post, March ~
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