New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-05
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body Of insurgents we're defeated near
S Sv,o,ytrqysz Several co ,wNS Of Russian troops
ere marching against It O insurgents under Ian
RfiWIrz' "
- Ssae oil sf o has been groclaIIneo ~ Of
~ all Abe town and distric-s Of the "
Wilse and dsodno."
4 telegram from Thorn Of FEB: IA, Saye. n
"Gsn. Annenkof Governor oil .ne p loS'' ~, ,Sa
Podoa al Volhynia has been ~ tSo.e ,,rovpces
Emperor to order state OF siege III '''0'0 f''''"'
il cIrcum stances require N' ~, ., $500 M.
.,atrh from Leuberg OF Feb Ia, says: Inc
Iope Is sen; instructions 10 Toe bishops "a Nan1a
e>cr. :, their isfuenee over ihe pGople VI .r'
rroy hcc ryirh view 10 csnse the authority OF AVS
IA as a Catholic Power to he respected. Inc
- k,ts of the insurgents aud OF the Russian troops
xo-o lSsi night IN close proximity lear Oycow
isIicbow y
bg;lo is expected TO take rlace hourly.
a telegram Vi Fob. 10, says: The Russian forces
have Withdrawn ifOm rIlestaHck.
Thc battle near Oycow, which had been expected,
has~aerefore not taken place. The insurgents have
capaxred JarnogrOd ~ out 81 2uU COsSacks gar
nsO7ieg mis- place Were killed The remainder
ws.aarew TO Gamesc. The insurgents have also cap
tGs0 iirGbosz)w, which aad been evacuated ~ The
Rsssians.
Fhs Os.see Zcitwng says: The insurgents have
ca s3red courier bearing dispatches IRON NJ de
re gObO4ski TO Baron BIdDurg Rdsssn I.inbass tGor
!. Paris and VI Z. Oubril, Russian EnlOasStd0f at
Berlin relative 10 the attitude of Prussia ana AUS
t.Ea N
the latter Pow OF OF encouraging the movement Inc
insurgents also captured letters addressed by the
Cra.,d Duke Constantine TO a foreign princess ana
Count d Aquila expressing his surprise at tie out
bse.k OF the 1surrecilon but at the same hoie s'a'
Sag III resolution no. 10 abandon the course ne haa
hitherto followed. -,
a dispate1 from Berlin, Of Feb. H. says; The
Convention between Prussia aud Russla III reference
tc the Polish insuuectiOn Was signed FeO ..
N tlse s,t'.ng Of the Rerlin Chamber on February
&c Herr Won B.,ma!k Slhonhausen, in reply TO q
e2iiCl pa 20 him collectively by the Ponsi melA'
beys sad; ,
ert md as far possible 10 the former extent
ofihe LipCdOn Even settling aside the possible result
OF This struggle, the instruction Affects the pohtlcsi
interest Of Prussia, as, according 20 ohclGi inioiha
tion, II aims at preparing similar movement. ~
prHSssa territory at an opportane moment. lne
Government trusts TO the fidelity OF the majority
The Polish subjects of the crown, but II s ooLgea
pro,es, them against the compniSioh ana seousuoi
Which have been exercised IN Russian Poland 10
>ard the citizens aud peasantTy, by emgrants, IA
gentr and portion oI the clergy. Ibe GofeH
nnent was determined 10 tlAe energetic measures
iAaure the public safety Whenever 1t Was endaneei'
The NOrd De0tSche ZettRag Gays:
The Intervention Of Prussia Ia Polsh ei'airs ma
commenced By the assistance rendered to Inc rag
III, Russian troops. An actual invasion OF fJlls
territO.y was not INTENDED by frusfla. Such pro
4 ding would require a convention between .PruI
OIL and Russia which at present iSnot heard or IN
came paper states that Earl Russell had oau'lousl
expressed biilseli IL terms when are neither OF no
sgainst such an intervention. The Dsienniek pub
hshss ala oTGinauce Of the Governor OF W ars4w, al
dressed TO the military commanders, On the malne
pance of military discipline. Common ofesses ar
90 be tried By cOdrt-marlial Another ordnance Tor
his tic Inhabitants 10 keep revolu ionar.
wiiurs. Any hou from which Tic military ila
have teen fred upon il to b. pulled down.
c!egrsin from Bresiau of Feb. 10th Gays: 4
crcuirr vi the Chief OF Police Issued to-dgy, rc
quoss mo editors Of wspapcrs not 10 publsI any
,,.teucll il reference t. ..ina1y measures OF "a,
Interpretation &C troops.'