The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-15
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LANGIEwIcz GOING TO PRISON.


Cracow March 24) correspondence OF London Timesl
Poor Laugiewicz, after asking In vain 10 be allowed &c
go ana settle IN England was taken of yesterday TO Wen
naor at least to the terminus OF the Cacow and vienna
Railway, which all that is really known about the mat
ter here happened by some strange chance ~ be in
the street leading 70 the castle early as quarter "a
eight O'Clock In the morning, and seeing an empty car.
rage guarded BY four hussars the entrance 10 the
church Of the district waited few learn who
It's occupant was TO be. Out the General gloomy
and black. No one sauted him noticed him. becsuse
no one at the time was qsite certain who he twas
evident, however, that he State prisoner that he
had Just come from the cste that he was starting
ON what he conceived 10 be momentods journey.
LANGrEwIcz IN PRISON.
Vienna (March 26) correspondence Of London Times
Prince Gortchakor has requested Count Rechberg not
10 allow Langewcz Poland before the insur
rection Is queed but not word has been "a about
his exraditon. The exDictator IL still at Cracow where
no. Ut his own request guarded by sixteen men, IAN
gywcz believes that the democratic party wishes 10 take
hs e and his suspicious may perhaps be well founded
with him from Poland the Of 200 600 Polish forms
(which belongs 20 the nation.n In day or two Ianeie
wcz Will be removed from Cracow TO some place in No
rava, where he viii be at liberty parole. Dr. Gskra
being great arer Of the Poles proposed 20 place
well furnished house In Brunn at the disposal OF the ex
Dictator, but the government objects TO such political
demonstration on the part Of one OF the most dstin
guished members Of the Rechsrath.
LASGrEwIcz AND HIS FEMALE AIp-pr-cAMp.
I'm the arrival Of General Langewcz and bis young aid.
do camp at Cracow they confined room at tho no.
lice Office but the latter allowed TO receive visitors
who had the authority Of the junior military officer and Inc
ueInftlvcA A
VISITED the young lady the Monday after her arrival
and before she had exchanged her military costume for
female apparel thus describes his vste police ocer
went 70 tho next room 20 announce us lie returned
IN few moments and by the motion Of his hand town
the door we saw that we admitted At our entrance
Q short, thin figure rose 10 salute US. She sin
the national Polish costume in which she had
fought nc tho side OF the Dictator and which impaired
particular charm to her interesting appearance Her
black hair though cut short surrounded her pretty face
on both sides In profuse curls short Polish coat
military cap, surrounded by cords and richly adorned
with fur formed her headdress and she also wore boots
turned the top and reaching TO the knee gray
and red shirt confined her slender waist by
band II Il were possible to doubt whether this
cune costume indeed worn by maidenly form the
elegance and amabity with which she requested M
70 be seated and the womany voice, complete
" removed all misrepresentation Tho Apartment
In which she contained only a cupboard.
. table Clearing various kinds OF rclrcshmeutsl
two stools aud the other necessary articles Of furniture
and not devoid Of comforts but was situated 40 low
that Miss Hcnrettc Pustowqow, Who smoked her paper
cigarette aday long, and who continually obliged to
allow her window (Which looked the street, 30 be open
at least for great portion Of the day on account OF
the mild weather was exposed TO the curiosity or ympa
On sunday, and on the next day, hundreds M i,des
and gentlemen passed before the window: but they ee
prevented from looking into the some measure
by few blooming plants which some FRENZY bsnds
had placed there and which formed strong eon,rssi
b. the rusty iron bars by which the window was made
secure. The conversation turned upon politics and WINS
then cirricd on IN frcnch because the police attendant
was present. but she also spoke Of other matters IN Ger
man, but With pointed accent IN The COURSE n the
vsh Nhcn ulu nov iaat more thnn ten minutes hid
an opportunity 10 observe her youhul countcrae more
closely Ia her pale FEATURES Tho unmisiakabs stamp OF
much rast fatiguo WIS visible The checks Ind become
,hin aud ony tne black hery eyes retained their
brliancei but as tie name Of fangiowicz was
mentioned they seemed b. be animated with re-
doubled ardor. high forehead. a small pointed
nose, and a huo 0vlly formed chin, only contrh
buIcf N increase the charm Of bcr appearance IN
her original costume Wa showed her a photographc
portrait Of herself which We had bought AZ shop aatcr
org search, AMI which perhaps The only one Ia
Cracow she rcTarde1 10 uOurnluy, for represented
her 10 the bloom e her he % perhaps year previously
and shc said with nm accent OF melauchliy whrh vfn
became hcr zee n'eft Mss mot" Thctcurcf sic rel
turnoi Il " U.s. end poitra NJ LAage SIC. In
the sane envelope she exclaimed With ctthusiasm. uAht