Miscellaneous.
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POLISH NsuRREcTioN.-A letter from Cracov
states that the 2sth Of March, the director of the
police issued proclamation, by order Of the Field
Marshal Count Castiglione, by which all strangers
living in the city, or in the territory Of Cracow,
whose passports are not in order, or who have not
special permission from the police are ordered to
quit within fifteen days, otherwise they will be COM
PEELED to do so by force.


Accounts from Galicia state that the peasants, far
from obeying the order TO retire to their homes
have attacked the Austrian troops at various places
and are commanded by men Of great military
tactics.


The number Of troops in Galicia does not exceed
30 900 men II is said that there is an -feeing be-
tween the Russian and Austrian officers.


The correspondent of the Deutsche Allgemeipe
Zeitung has been obliged to quit Cracow, owing to
the proclamation Of G. Castglione, regarding
strangers in general. At Warsaw, on the 18th ut.,
two Poles paid their devotion to their country with
their lives. On the same day, M. de Theis, the
French CONSUL at that city, who had invited some of
his friends and colleagues to party at his house,
on hearing that the executor TO take place i'm
medstely, put of his party, not deeming Il suitable