Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-10
OR..&sILsars
Fnriher Erlraels from late Foreien Jou,nals.


Farther Extracts from late Foreign Journals.
LoHDoE, Sept. 20.
The cani'ulation OF Warsaw, and its entry
by the Russian troops, IS but too true The
sensation this Intelligence has created IN PARIS,
il M we anllcipaied ,most intense II has already
given rise to lumuits, and will, we apprebend
give rise In many more. HE Ministry too
have been defeated, 90 H point which The MIA.
ister Of War seems 10 have eonsldered of great
moment -; and this delrat occurring AT II crlsis
II peculiar excitement cannot iail materially
10 pndauear their stability. But the Polish
question Absorbs all otheg IN the French capr
tai. II Is felt there as II national calamil :,
aud ia some degree disg'ace, aud so indeed
IL for had moi the heroic Poles thrown them
selvss IN the way. the army ot Nicholas would
lang err this have reached the banks Of the
Khlne.--lhe Poles therefore may be considered
rs having. 10 n certain exte0i, sacrificed them
selves for the French Sun.
DETAILS OF TIE CAPTURE
\ letter dated Warsaw. Sept. g. (wrItrn by
A Kussian.) says" Poland Is again subject 10
il. aNh sovereign. On the 6th inst. Field
Marshal Count Pask"wllsch SEM IA confidential
o0ic,r 10 Warsaw, To demand Ia the name OF
MS majesty the submission OF the CITY, aud 10
promIsr on the otheT hand, amnesty and par
dnn Wdh an iniausllon which carnot be-
,aAici.ntl, depl,red, these word, Of peace
wr,e rejected by thu lad RS of the insurrec.
lion. On the 9TH, AT day break, the Russian
army advanced to s,orm the clty. After most
desperate and snugniuary resistance, nur brave
soldiers with rare inrepldny made themselves
masters Of four TedoDbrs which lay npOn our
line OF attark a. vel a. the hrst hne OF IN
trenfbnrnts whIth surround Warsaw Isclf
and of which W ula Is n perfect tnItTess. / he
task, however, was not ended with this there
remalnded second line OF Entertainments aud
a bro aI moat round the city, defended by bas
tons.
1" At four o clock in the morning oil thu 7th
the Field Marshal was preparing 10 overcome
these last Obstacles, whan Generdl krpkowIckI
sent General P,'rdzynski 10 nm 10 anHouncn
the intention Of the Polish nation 10 submit To
It's legitimate King. lh"se scniimehtS were,
however, not confirmed by The Chirf oil the
Government, who soon after came III person
to the Marshal. He affirmed That the consent
ol the Diet vas necessary for such saGmls' ion.
Alter the most urgent eYhorlations and repre-
.entat,ons OF the Inul,liiy OF further defence
and M. disasters v hioh Il would inevitably
briog with Il, the General wuhdrew al ten o
clock IN the forenoon. itereupon three hours
more were grauted % General kro&0wieckh
wit hin which lime he was to announce 10 the
Marshal ms fnsl resolution. As this was moi
given by one o'clock, the Marshal sent word
that he should give orders 10 attach, Hall an
hour more was requested Tor consideration, but
this also elapsing without satisfactory sntwef
| briug gwen, the Marshal issued orders for the
attack. II was terrible, and very successful !;
| hags OF truce ware sen,, but they brought only
dilaiory answers. The attack was, therefore,
begun upou the second line OF intrenchments,
| RI, mt nj i'm hay
| The enemy VINO in the meantime received rein
forcemehts, vigorously defended the gardens
and tue edges OF the dnches towards the Jefu-
salem barrier, aud even made our troops give
way for a moment bat r'he atdour OF the iailef
revived they qL,ckiy scaled tue walls oil the
city, which presented most formidable I'M
Of defence. The prod,g,es OF valor which had
already distinguished me two days were re-
new ed, aud al nine clock M tho evening thf
entertainments, the gardens, bitches, walls--es'
e'y hing, ia snort. was ~ the hands OF ou'