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POLAND.-C Condemnation of the Pat- s'sots.-After the lapse of more than twelve months, the Extraordinary Tribunal at War saw, instituted for the purpose of trying the principal actors in the Polish Revolution, has at length come to final judgment. The members of the Government of the Five are all condemned to death, without excepting even the Generalissimo Slxrzy- necki, who only formed part of the Coun- cils on extraordinary occasions. The se- cond Generalissimo, Prince Michael Rad- ziwill, is not included. This indulgence is attributed to the intercession of the Court of Prussia, to which the family of the Prince is allied. Of all the members of the Gov ernment affected by this judgment, the venerable Vincent Niomojowski is the only one remaining in Poland, the others having taken refuge in foreign countries. After the publication of the judgment, the Lieu tenant General of the Kingdom, Prince Paskewitsch, had Niomojowski brought be- fore him loaded with chains, and recom- mended him to implore the clemency of the Emperor. but the noble-minded old man rejected the counsel. The Lieutenant Gen. eral, however, has demanded his pardon of the Emperor, attrlbutng the ohstinaey of Niomoiowski to mental alienation in con sequence of the suherings he had under gone during his confinement in his dun- geon. The same judgment also condemns to death all who filled public offices before the Revolution, and afterwards took part in the regency of Zakroczym. This class is very numerous, as they have included in it all the deputies IS public functionaries. The mode of execution varies according to the degree of culpability. Some are to be de- capitulated, and others are to be gibbetted, and the judges have carried their barbarity so far as to order that the execution Of the young men, who gave the first signal of the Revolution by attacking the Palace of Bel videre, shall be preceded by mutllation.

 French paper.