Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-16
The Gnsusrection IN FeIaud-RG Gect of Z,
Cenacri ption.

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The Werssw correspondent of the Berlin Na,
tioHGL ZsitaEg, writing on the 25sh Of January
says:
II can only confirm nv account Of Yesterday
that the couutry is in complete revolt Accord
ing to the arrangements Of tho Revolutionary
party, the outbreak was not to take plaoe. until
the lst of May, but the government themselves
have FASTENED the catastrophe by the unhappy
recruiting movement. From All parts Of the
county cone bsd reports, one following the
other Ia Kiele and ia Siedlic provisionary
governments are established Fighting hss
taken place at many points with varied results
An the teleeraphie liues are broken, end On the
Warsaw and ST. Petersburg and the Warsaw
and Vienna railways, the rails are torn up and
carried off o. the Warsaw and St Petersburg
line the insurgents have burnt bridge. AL the
lines have become insecure, and Il viii cost the
government much trouble to become masters of
the movement. The insurgents seem 10 be
about TO carry on 8 gHsTilia warfare Already
q great part of the Warsaw garrison have lsf.
This city Here a'l is quiet bnt who csa say
FOR hoTT l0ng7 TIE express cost from Sedhe
arrived beTa Yesterday, and Brought the en.rails
of Gen. Tscherkassof, who was killed by the
rebsis on tbe road hither from S,edlie The cob
duetor reported that some mics from Sedle,
not far from Bjais, a column of about one thou
sand man, armed with pixies and revolveTs,
showed themselves, and called on him to stop.
As be obeyed the summons, they demanded his
list Of passengers. When they saw tie name Of
Gen Tseberksssof they cried out, This is the
man we want" They then opened the door
and announced to the general, who was sitting
within the carriage, that ne was sentenced TO
die by the nationsl COMMITTEES, an6 Immediately
one Of them fred his revolver a. the general.
The ball crashed through bis bead They then
dragged the body from thu coach, cut cLt
tee stomach, tore out the entrails, threw them
into Che coach, and said 10 the conductor
''Tske these 70 Prince Constantine. bus we viii
keep the body to show our chiefs that we have
faithfully carried cut their orders" can only
add that Gen TseheTkassof was nominated By
the Prince to serve on the c0urt martial on the
men accused Of the murder at Chain, snd
that he signed the sentence Of death upon them.
Such events occur daily The general inten-
dent of the army Cen SiuelnlskoH, who had
one hundred Thousand roubles with him, was
met by the rebels, who fell upon him, and sadly
ill-us8d him They disarned the general. re-
quested him to deliver ths money, and gave hila
a receipt signed By the national committee. 80
far the rebsls; but more imp0Ttan5Iss i for the e1
tepsion of the revolt that 81 the lendhoders
have declared to their peasants that they desire
no rent ffon them, and thas allths ground they
hold is given TO them for the future The
country people now begin TO waver, and at
many places they already maks common cause
With the rebels AHogsther it is estimated that
two hundred thousand rel es are in the country.
A letter frow Warsaw. dated-the 18Th Of Jan
usry, las considerable interest after what has
Esppsrsd TiR writer describes the progress Of
"branhl, or conseripfi00;
Nieht after night the eonscripfion vsmpile IS
sticking the life blood Of the naii0n Of Poland
Night after night ths citadel and the town hale
the two storehouses for the reception Of the i've
spoii-are filed With gangs Of vnfoTtunata " 6jse
4 niggeTs. As The branlra progresses the bofAd
4 trinity Of fear, fury ard revetge rises higher
/ and higher in the souls of men. The msu you
meet 10 the streets are silent and tscisnu Even
/ if ignorant of the turn revolutionary tactics
! have taken you cannot missppTehand the lan-
I gusge Of thsir looks There IS nothing Of de-
\ spandeHey ii their sorrowing mie8. Tley are
afflicted, bgt hope foE the day Of reckoning