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 Poland.-I'hc Augsburgh Gazette has the following intelligence, dated VI enna,the Ist instant: '.By letters from Gracow of the 27th ult. We learn that a division of the corps oi. Rudiger has entered the territory of the free state Of Cracow, whither the troops of the Polish general had retired. In conse- qnonee of this movement, the latter en-

 irely dispersed themselves, and lied ln all directions. Generals Rozysl1i .and haminski passed over into Galicia with numerous suite. The town Of Cra- cow itselihas beenoccupied by the Rus sans. Prince Czartoryski and General Skrzyneeki had left and sought refuge in Gllacia. According to accounts re- ceived to-day from Brunn the cholera as;s made It's appearance in that town. The total number of persons attacked 5y the disease at Vienna up to yester- as i;j; as see, Sse of ;:;aeo The same paper also states, in letter from Berlin of the S0th ut. that the remains of the Polish army of Flock, together with the members of the Government. who would not make their subjeetion to the Emperor, had arrived at Stras- burgh, Prussian town on the Polish frontiers, when they laid down their arIns.n

 Extract of U private letter from War saw, dated the 29th ult,-"This capi- tai presents the appearance of one vast lbivouac; advanced posts and patrols are found at every corner. The Russians have denounced to the police several thousand persons who have been 2eaL Ious in the national cause. Since the sth inst. the day on which t resumed its functions, the police has been con. stan.ly employed in making arrests; and in the first two days of the Restoration. upwards of ites1e persons of all ages land classes. were thrown into prison, and confined with inc worst of malefac- tors. Since that period, 250 men, shut |up in one of the courts of the prison. were hred upon for nearly two hours in succession, under pretence of revolt of tbe malefactors, though rot less than four-hfths were confined on suspicion of political offences, There are now up wads of 1900 incarcerated, and they will esteem themselves fortunate if they are not all sent to Siberia. Poland has sunk into the tomb.n Another letter of the same date says, that it tappears that there is still an administrative Polish