, 1863-05-02
THE POLISH REVOLUTION,
The Russian amnesty and its
Rejection.
the FIRE SPREADING AND ifiTEHSi-
flying.

4 telegram from St. Petersburg Of April 12,
Gays: The amnesty granted By the Imperial
lkase applies not on1y to all Poles, but also
TO such Russians as have taken part in the i'll
suErcction, and who shall lay down their arms
lefore May fold stylc.)
4 telegram troul Cracow Of April 13, says:
The proposed amnesty has been universally
rejected. It leaves Poland in the same posi-
ticn as before the insurrcction.
4 protest against the proposed amnesty las
been circulated.
L dispatch from St. Petersburg of April II,
says: To-day being the Russian Easter Sum
day, an Imperial manifesto has been publish
ed granting full and entire amnesty to all
arms and return to their allegiance on the 18th
Of May. The same terms for laying down
their arms and giving in their submission are
aleo fixed for the insurgents in the Western
Polish districts. The ony exceptions are with
regard to ordinary crimes and to such offences
as have been committed by the army. The
manifesto further announces that the institu-
tions granted to the Poles shall be maintained,
and after practical experience shall be dcve-
loped according to the necessities Of the age
and the country.
4 telegram from Cracow Of April IL says:
The Insurgents in a1aryanopol have establisll-
ed communication with The insurgents in
Samogitia. 4 fresh body Of insurgents has
occupied Polanicc, on the Fistu1a, in tho San
doniir district. Engagements have taken
place near Mirgos, Kaliwarya and Lodz. The
government Of st. Petersburg has addressed
Upon the possibility Of extending to the kiug-
dom proper Of Poland the ukase ut scquestrl-
tion pronounced in Podolia, Lithuania md
the Ukr1ine.
The Gas announces the arrest Of the editor
Of that paper.
Intelligence from the theatre Of war states
| that numerous detacllElents Of insurgents,
under unknown leaders, wcrc in all paris Of
| the Kingdom and Of Li1huaui:l. Engage
uacnts, in which the Poles were victorious,
lave taken place at Circhoeeneo and plockic.
| The result Of other co1nbats, which have oc-
! Cured 1T Garwoini, Lubc1ski, and Kuflcw, in
| Podl,chia, has not as yet trsnspired.
The Gas announces that Gzacoislai, by
clever maneuvers, las maintained, with 500
mcn, the position formerly occupied By
l-a'lSicwicz- Another body Of 1,0o9 insur.
| gents Is reported to DC stationed at short
| distance from the former corps.
The insurfectlon in Poalachia Is gaining
The Marquis Wielopolski has heen chal-
lengtd by Counts Bra,licki anu Chojeckl.
A dispatch from Thorn, of April T., says:
The committee Of the revolutionary govern.
| 1nent in wilma has Issued I manifesto stating
the abuses Of tlc Russian government, calling
upon The inhabitants 10 rise in insurrcc1ion
aud declaring that Lithuania aud Little Rus
si:s are inscpar,blc portions Of Poland.
In consequence Of this manifesto, the peas
antry and younger portions Of the nobilit.
have taken up arms against the government
dispatch from Leinburg Of April II, says
Travellers who have arrived here, report tia
numerous hands Of insurgents are extendc4
throughout the country, and that the insur
rvctinn constantly assumes more of the char
actcr If partisan warfare.
A dispatch from Warsaw, Of April lo, as
serts TINT the Marquis Wielopolski. does no
intlnd to leave Warsaw, but is engaged il
drawing up, with Gen. Berg, 4 project Of re
forms. to be introduced iuto the aduin;stra
lion Of Poland after tho suppression of tn
in>urrcction.
The Supc7iors IF the Carmelitc ard Relorz1
cd Converts have been placed in confinement
Ia!c news, received ut Cracow from Wal
faw, s.ys that the amnesty las produced Il
effect. and that the instruction will col
1jHuc.
Tue Gas publishes dispatches, sta'ing TIL;
no!ts were dispatched 20 the Powers troi
St. Petersburg, simultaneously with the issu
Of The Cars manifesto, granting amnesty t
| the Poles.
The Gas adds: This step of Russia WI
taken with the object of preventing interveI
tion. The manifesto does not promise t
change the state Of things which brousl
about the revolution. 1t only returns to II
position existing before January -, ncllh'
more nor lcss-1he position which drove u
Poles to arms. How will the country and u
/ ~
> us to reply, but it is doubtful whether IL
> Powers will BE- content. The jusurrcctic
l will arrly in the name Of the whole countr
: By fixing the term Of May LIST for laying dow
: arms the amnesty, in fact, recognizes the
furrce:ion, imposes upon the P1wers the Q
l. legation Of recognizing it as 1 bcligerc
e party, and may raise hopes Of an arElistice.
Tic Drcslaucr Zeit"ng announces that
engagement had taken place bet wccn the III
T, sinus and the insurgents near Kolo and koul
III which the Russians were defeated. T
insurgents have greatly increased in numb
!. i'll that district.
r A fresh attempt on the part Of some RI
, eian Cossacks TO yiolate the Austrian front
j. las been frustrated By Austrian hussars.
4 TuH LATEST NEWS.
>. The Cars amnesty las had all immense
feet i'll rcdoubling the intensity Of the ms
l. rection. Every one wishes to set ont Fl
d Cracow, even without arms, to join tho mo
uicnt.
! Tic insurgents gained victory at konin
The rising in Lithuania continues to cxtel
H. Czachowski has brcn supplied with nut
:. tions Of war. The Czar's manifesto v
" =. known at Warsaw on Sunday, and was recs
u cd with the greatest apathy