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PoLAND.-The conspiracy, on the part of certain Polish officers, who are believed to have been long faithless to the great cause of their country, must tend to awaken feelings of the deepest modification and indignant re- gret, in the breasts of all honorable and pa- triotic men, and adds renewed confirmation to the remark of the Roman satirist, that there is nothing, however great, which is not in danger from something weak

 The infamous attempt to betray Poland in- to the hands of her enemies, neither originat- ed with, nor was participated in by any son of Poland; none in whom runs the true Polish blood; aliens to Poland and to honor, let Rus sia claim them as her own; parent worthy of such offspring. The recreant traitors were, foiled, however; and may an appropriate death set its seal upon their infamy-may their base blood be demanded by one voice throughout Poland, as an atonement, howe-- yer imperfect, to the violated faith of brave nation. Charleston Courier.