Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1863-04-01 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

THE DEFEAT OF LANGIEWICE.-The Vienna correspon• consequence of nothing being heard of the boy, end Snow , New Milford . 711 90 1 11 0 dint of the MVPS, in a letter dated March 21 y • the prisoner VMS arrested. Search was made i 426 30 10 40 426 According to telegraphic wivices which arrived from coppice where the prisoner was seen to go with then boy, Mit=ifoltr67l.44 l3O 913 1 11 13 441 43 T4O 9 n 1 27 450 65 111 5 4 511 Cracow during the night, General Langiewicz and a hun• and On coming to where some of the bottom clay np- Clarbeston Road dred of his personal adherents, two of whom were women Peered to have been thrown on the top, that place was dug Narberth Road 8 I 146 I s al6 26 111 87 618 yesterday crossed the Galician frontier at Opatoviee, and up. The wen that were digging had not been at work long Whitiand .. when they came upon what they first thought to be a surrendered to the Austrian authorities, wheat once sent 836 128 140 62 rl2 25 40 them under escort to Tarnow. Tn the morning of yester- stone, but on trying to remove it they toned it to be 6 615 a 55 118 347 Il 12 22 559 boot. From this it was evident they were at the right Cs,. :a' ,i• m: ly se. ari ch. en' ' J an e t 1o it . . . . 409 I/ 't.llo :: I 114 13 day Langiewicz negociated with the Austrians, and tried I p 2 40 6 14 to obtain from them a promise that he and his followers Place, and the body was got out. It was identified as Kidwelly rembrey 4 59 957 30 45' 5 aboUld Allt be removed into the interior of Galicia; but the body of John Cooper. The body was bufied with the t•lreicur 7 1 147 10 56 41 044 55 16 644 Lieutenant General Count Menedorff would make no con- face downward, with the hands behind the back, and s foughor 7 9 955 SC a 26 cessions, and the fugitives where therefore obliged to rm. handkerchief WAS passed twice round the neck, and tied flower Rood render at discretion. On the authority of a Lemberg tele- $o tightly that it had to be cut off by the surgeons who 1-.4"6"”) 73510 23 111 30 14 79 34 45 7 I Swansea Arr. gram, the 0.0-Denache Posi states that when the Polish made the post-mortem examination, by the direction of nemeses Dep. Dictator crossed the frontier he did so under a false name, the coroner. No doubt existed that death had been Lander., but 1 have been assured that Langiewicz at once told the caused by strangulation, and, from the eppearance the 1,1.,,..miet Austrians who and what he was. Some of the persons body presented, it had been thrust ihto the grave before Neath 55 10 48 26 II 40 40 26 731 979 45 2327 31 who accompanied the Polish General were wounded, and it was dead, as the trousers were kicked above the knees, Briton Ferry 6 110 04 34 47 30 'lll4 9 55 287 as they were unable to travel to Tarnow, they were given AS if the deceased child had been trying to get u. When Port Talbot .. lB 11 *2 41 11 II Mt 1111 742 922, 10 3 2447 42 33 11 17 17 62 1 70 17 2 08 in (Marge to the medical men who are with the Austrian the prisoner was taken into custody and brou t before In'yr:: ;,',',i troops on the frontier. The Cracow (ins says that the the magistrates, he said, after being caution , that he penLd ''' : .. 69 11 46 47 14 . 1 i 0 32 039 313 8 7 8 21 corps under Langiewiez 'broke up into small bands" tad sold the boy to a travelling man for half-a.crown. Llantrlssaut after its defeat, but that it is here known that the Poles The jury, after a short deliberation, returnedsa verdict peterston were regularly routed, and that since no attempts have ef " Ouilty of wilful murder." Sentence of death was St. Feesn's been made to re-organise the fugitives. The Austrian then pronounced upon the prisoner in a very impressive EIY authorities are making the necessary preparations for manner, and he went out of the dock quite firmly. Cardiff 636 1 13 1 15 12 49 120 36 0 49 18 15 1$ I 11 28 II 66 4 6 049 436 9 13 the reception of the disheartened insurgents, of whom