POLAND.
The reports which have come to hand show that allelasses, nobles, burghers and peasants, save furnished recmita to the patriot torces, who appear to be acting on a well-defined plan. The plan they have hitherto followed has been that of avoiding general actions, and hanging around the Russian garrisons, giving them little rest, and harassing every detachment sent out.
The semi-official Conslitutiohnel 'of Paris says the intervention of Prussia has rendered the Polish outbreak a European question; The Opinion yationale, generally considered to be the organ of Prince Napoleon, says Francs faas resolved to in* terfere diplomatically in favor of Poland. ItU generally believed that the French, 6overnme«t have already addressed a note to Bussia and Prussia on the subject, and that England and Austria, either jointly or separately, have followed, or ate about to follow, the tame court*.
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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 50, 1 May 1863, Page 2
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140POLAND. Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 50, 1 May 1863, Page 2
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