The New York herald., 1863-04-22
THE POLISH INSURRECTION.

The insurrecon said TO be increasing In various
parts.
Cracow kilograms OF April s say:--Ihis morning 600
Russians attacked $50 insurgents at Zehahey, between
Okusk and Cracow. After three hours fighting the
repused with severe loss.
fresh body Of insurgents, under the command Of
Gregcwcz has appeared IN the neghborhood OF Cracow
and another in the vicinity Of Marampo They have in
terruptcd the railway communication between Kowns
and Eydovhnew Lthunia is In open nsurrecon battle
has been fought at Janow, near Kowns Armed bodies OF
Szwae, rourany and Ponievicz The peasants take
tive part in the movement
The London Times editoriay says:--I is only since the
18th March, whcc the revolt seemed for the
crushed hat II has grown to formidable proportions
IL now extends through the Dhoie breadth Of Poiand
north 0nd soh II encrcles Warsaw, the seat and
tire OF the Russian government, and extends along
frontier OF Prus ian Poland norhward Courland and
the Polish portion OF Lvona thus reaching the o
the Baltic and the shore OF the Gulf Of Riga OF the whole
kingdom OF Poland II may be said that ne soil e
The flame trodden out by The four Russian cors that
enveloped Iangiewcz and his bands almost under the
walls OF CracOw has burst forth many other points
that the Russian troops have repeat the progress
against host of leaders line OF country six hun.
dred miles In length. Thus rapidly has the revolt ex.
pandcd into guerilla that ems TO combine PEA
SAINTS mobiles and the Inhabitants OF the towns that repre-
sent our mdde classes.
Parts Journal publishes despatch from Earl Russell
Lord Napier instructiug him to INFORM Prince Gors.
chakon OF hereorg with which the sa2guinary struggle
in Poland Is viewed by the British government sug
gesting return OF The promises made Poland In 1Sl5
with general amnesty the sole remedy for the
rbe evil The journal in question next states that the
Russian Minister made official reply this note but
that the tenor Of his talk with Lord Napier not Of
nature To discourage those who hoped for
spontaneous and equitable concessions from the Car.
la Nation of Pars asserts that France, England and
Ausra had come TO an understanding and had sepa
rate notes 10 St. Petersburg identical sense The note,
avoid anything like pressure
Cracow despatch Of the Iih Of April says.nA con.
nct took place this morning at szyee, the frontier
Ihe Russians although double the number OF their oppo
ner.s, were defeated
The Vienna papers publish intelligence stating that on
the 4th OF April band Of insurgents attacked Cossck
frontier post, near sirany The attacking party
and dispersed
The London Tmes correspondent writing from Cracow
March 81 describing how full that city was aud fre
quent arrests that were made, saysif. however the
Austrian government were to carry OF 900 even
10000 they would not prevent the insurrecton from
Spreading The upper classes who naturally n little
sensitive on the subject Of conhscaton oning
the movement more and more every day, while the work
ing men are as eager 10 fight ever what the Poles
want is not soldiers but arms or, rather money TO
enable them " make arms.
The Journal 81 Psosbure publishes an imperial de-
transferring to General Burg the civil admin
Of Poland, In the event Of the Grand Duke Constantine
being prevented from dscharging the duties connected
Tho nobility OF ST Petersburg had in meeting unani.
mousy voted address TO the Emperor expressing their
devotion TO his Majesty and their painful
the pretensions put forward Russian territory and
promising not 10 shrink before any sacrifice preserve
the integrity OF the empire.
Great agitation prevailed Kalsh, the insurgents hay
Ing approached 10 within six miles Of that town.
pnusstAN WAR MEASURES TOWARDS REFUGEES
The following orders respecting oIish refugees have
manders.in chiefs of the four army corps
hefollowng measures have been agreed upon by the
Ministries OF the Interior and OF War respecting the treat
ment of Russian subjects not belonging TO the nreria
army, who may take refuge from Russian Poland on rgs
territory.
l. In general the cartel convention agreed TO between
Russia and Prussia on the Sh of August 1857 suces for
! the treatment OF persons who may take refuge
g. So far as IL s not possible TO send back refugees i'm.
modaey after their arrival these persons are 10 be CON
sidered arrested this side OF the frontier and IN ho
conveyed under military the Prussap fortress
nearest 70 the place where they crossed The ortrcss
Of Graudenz Posen Neisse and Koss are 70 be ayaed OF
In the arst instance. and In the place. when these
cannot be reached the fortreses Pau the mouth Of
the vistua, DaDtzc, Kustrin, and Schvednits.
She places named have room for the foIovins,-
lIhe numbers which follow recount sixty eight cham
bers which will contain 2 $50 menl
AFTER the arrest OF any persons they are be inter-
rogsted Immediately In order that they may be IDENTIFIED
and the particulars OF their taking refuge be recorded
The object Of this interrogation their cssshca
ton into different categori which the place and man
tsnAnce depend.
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