Glasgow Courier. — 1863-02-19 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

TILE INSURRECTION IN POLAND.  Lemberg, Feb. 12.—The statement that the insurgents under Langweiz had suffered considerable loss has proved exaggerated. Moreau, the leader of the scythe men, who treacherously brought a detachment of Langweiz's corps under a murderous fire from the Russian troops, has been condemned by the insurgents and hanged. The chief force of Langweiz, consisting of 5000 men, is posted in the mountains of Krzyr. St Petersburg, Feb. 13.—A band of 2000 insurgents has occupied Dibienbra, upon the frontier of Lublin, between the districts of Ruzow and Vladimir Wolhinlaliefoberg, Feb. 13.—Wonchork has been retaken by the insurgents. Five thousand insurgents are posted near Stupse under the command of Langweiz. Glenritz, Feb. 13.—The Russian troops, which were driven by the Polish insurgents to take refuge upon Prussian territory, and had been brought hither, marched at 9 o'clock this morning fully equipped. The troops were preceded by the Prussian officers of the garrison and military band. They are to be marched by way of Lublinitz to Cosenstochar under the escort of Prussian Mhos. The Russian and Prussian GovernraentishoW great irritation against the Austrian press, jrliipAig siismEsst remarkable sympathies with the Polish cape. 'Berlin, Feb. 14.—The convention between Prussia and Sofia, in reference to the Polish insurrection, was t • on the Bth inst. tiii7c ! rn, Feb. 14.—General Annekoff, Governor of the province of Podolia and Volhynia, has been empowered' by,the Emperor toorder a state of siege in these pi ovinces if circumstances require. , Stettin, Feb. 11.— It is stated that the insurgents have intercepted letters to the Russian Ambassadors at Berlin and Paris, accusing Austria of encouraging insurrection; also, letters from the Grand Duke Constantine to Count I)'Aquila, stating his intention to pursue the course he has hitherto followed. Lemberg, Feb. 15.—The Russian forces have with4rawn from Przeetanek. The battle near Oncow, which had-been expected, has therefore not taken place. The insurgents have captured larnogrod-39 out of 200 Co.. sacks garrisoning this place were killed. The remainder withdrew to Zamoac. The insurgents have also captured Arubesow, which had been evacuated by the Russians. Warsaw, Feb. 16.—The Dziennick of to-day publishes an ordnance of the Governor addressed to the military commanders relative to the maintenance of military discipline. Common offences are to be tried by courtmartial. Another ordnance forbids the inhabitants , .. -.keeping arms or revolutionary writings. Any house .—.lrom which the military may have been fired upon is to ' he pulled down. - Breslau, Feb. 16.—A circular of the chief of the police, ' issued to-day, requests the editors of newspapers not to publish any news in reference to military measures or to the transportation of troops. . A St. Petersburg letter states that at the representaji n of a new Russian drama a hostile allusion to the ' .P4li.h insurrection raised a,perfect storm in the theatre. ilna, Feb:l6.—A state of siege has been proclaimed ' by the Ruiwian Government in all towns and districts of , the Government of Wilna and Groan° where it has not .. hitherto existed. Tranquillity prevails in the district of  hew. Cracow, Feb. 17.-1500 Russian troops have entered Michalovice. A body of insurgents has been defeated near Swientykrzajd. Several columns of Russian troops are marching against the insurrectionary forces under the command of Langwiez. Warsaw, Feb. 17. A body of insurgents, under the command of Langwiez, has been dispersed, with 100 killed, and waggons containing military baggage, with three wooden canons, captured. A number of insurgents have retreated from their encampment near Inlawa. The last accounts report the insurrection as spreading. The insurgents driven from one place collect in another. Several villages have been burnt by the Russians, and the inhabitants killed. A physician and his servant were burnt alive in some straw in his own house. Even officials have been massacred.