The New York herald., 1863-09-02
The Polish Revelation.


notes oi tho three Powers TO Prince GoriechakoE
Ten thousand Russian troops had been sent into N,
paltnate Of ubln The Polish leaders sought TO ayoid
engagements with them.
cRAoow, August Is, 1868
The csas, OF to-day, publishes report Of the nsur.
gent leaders Emmowcz and Civick, addre sed TO the
national government, giving the details OF a victory
gained over the Rnssans In tho government OF yGbln
Two Polish deachmenis engaged Russian column com.
posed OF three companies OF infantry and BODY Of
Cossacks for SIX hours near the villages OF Beepuyche
and Pakrowka. The Russians dsodgcd from three
strong positions and retreaod In tho greatest disorder
" kranystaw, leaving ninety dead upon the field and
having hidGsc sixty in village inn which thcy
then set on nre The nlmber Of tho Russian wounded
was also largo including the military commandant OF the
Disict o Cbem and Major Buchnor who put the Polish
success cost The Poles fourteen killed and thirty inc
wounded, among whom were two officers, NM.
Ine Gas also publishes the following intelligence from
Warsaw:-
Two companies Of Russian infantry, while passing
through the village Of Zbuczyn seicc intercepted
large quantity Of brandy, and in their htoxcaton piI
aged adjacent country house. farmer or the village
Adam sikcnrcz. seized garrotea and cruelty unol
treated His only succeeded In escaping doath by
taking refuge in the grounds attached the villa Thu
aged mother Of the prcp foil upon knees before
her children aud nersef; but the decrepit Old woman
was followed and beaten 70 death by four Russian
pliaced sud DESTROYED everything upon which thew
could lay hands They stole 5000 Polish orns n bank
notes antPblls, aud AZ much In gold and silver
tho priest of the village and several OF the
were le completely destitute The entire damage done
is estimated ai 200 900 aorns
81 PETERSBURG, August II, 1858,
The Inrdfde RssSe Of to-day publishes tho reports Of
Russian officers 81 various engagements in various Dis
rics. in which several Russian officers were killed and
wounded
Yesterdays Trdins says insureent bands continue to
assemble upon tho frontiers Of Gacia We have not
however learned that any frssh ssemp,
taken place.
Tho Russian papers announce that lannntabe conna-
graticns have taken place the city OF Krew the loss
Incurred being c. mated at 2 600 900 francs.
Tho Courier c. odessa states that tho capital OF the
English company which has undertaken construct the
railroad between Moscow and Scbsslopol amounts to
$50 900 600 roubles 62f 600 francs Tho chief en-.
gincer or the company. Mr. Bare now engaged in OK
aiming the route aud preparing the plans.
CHAcow August %, 1863.
convoy of forty condemned persons have been
transported IN Siberia.
Tho engineer Segenski was hanged at Gledanck on
the i'th u August The preext for his execution
known.
be Courier du Dsndnche says that the notes of the
three Powers are understood m their conclusions call
Prince Gorschskc 10 give hs serious attention 10
the gravity Of the situation Of affairs II Russia does no
enter uIon the courses indicated by their friendly coun
sels sbe viii become responsible for tho serous con
sequences which the proongation Of the war Ia Poland
win bring sDcut.