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Polish Ioiunteers.-Ehofts have been made in this cit, and Philadelphia, for the forma- tion of a volunteer corps, to assist the Poles in their struggle for independence. While we honor thegenerous spirit which has inAuenc ed these young men to offer their personal services n this glorious cause, we cannot withhold sur opinion that the enterprise is preprosteFous in the extreme. For, in the first placs, they could not expect to reach the seat pf war ,in less than two or three months, | no obstruction was offered: long before which time there is reason to believe the war will be ended. In the next place, how do they expect to join the Polish army, when permission to march through Prussia would at once be refused, and when both banks of the Vistula are occupied by Russian troops? Other difficulties might be suggest ed, if th9 above are not sufficient. On the whole, we are of opinion that the sooner the project is Abandoned, the better. .-.Nezu- York Journal Of Commerce.