Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-22

Dec. p, have the honour IN obcd,cnc, To 1 he |
command OF his Majesty, I'd require, that the neccs.
sa'y FUNDS be furnished without delay To tho Minister
OF war shall confnr mys n, therefore to re-.
qnost'ng that ycu VIII place IN The hands Of his Inn
Pe''" liiShnesS the C@lyoWitsch all the sums ncccs-
say i'r placing tho Polish srmy on he ;var rs.ab-
instrument CRABOWSKI.
. F'nm tie the same
Or. fErERsBuRGH, Nov 20 The return cf
''r'naI b,oitsch VII decide upon the measure to
o. '"ken. II" has orders 20 return from Berlin by
"srsaW III order to confer with th. Grand Duke Con
stannne upon all that is necessar, for the movement,
ana subsistence ct the army. The Empcrar des,rss
tha you ~" see the Marshal soon AS he arrives a,
arsa", and confer with him on all these sun;cc,s
ana that YOU viii proceed To carry into e,cc,,;o, Al,
that ma, be agreed upon. without waiting for far
ther orders from his Majesty. You will also conform
ONE "ishss vt the Grand Duke. The Emperor fur,
Their directs ma to desire tina, you viii conc ,o 60
'erso"rS AS soon as the army is set IN motion and
general var sha, be declared in ORDER to receive his
iurlher orders IN person." (Iiear, hear(
(ln another part)-"We are now in the month of
november; the distances great--the armies cannot
oe prepared to move before the spring and events
Hollow each other so rapidly. that God knows what
may happen IN the interval Fresh ,ensaticn1 No
courier can equal the rapdty of IN 10 the
present and this has placed the affairs of Belgium in
disastrous s'ate.-(rhe General smiled when he read
tins paragraph.) but this is useless reflection; for
the next courier may bring us tl,tiercn, news which
succeed each orher in manner which surpasscs
all idea
would YOU Continued the Hon. Deputy he &C
btsch and BenNendorf, after the shor, interview
which Colonel Wylozyrsck,. the Envoy from the Die.
ta'or ot Poland had with the Emperor and a, which
rs being both inflicted into the state of affairs nf tho
Empire they had ssist-di .sWel Grntl.me ~ Of
Poland your revolution has even the merit of be
ing apropos. Your Instruction took place at the.
very moment when all the forces of the Empre were
on ter march towards frontiers in order to bring
the fevolutlorss of France and Belgium to reason
GENERAL agitation.) And as the Colonel observed
Poland believed itself sufficiently powerful 20 s,op the
rt.rp
allow her to prepare herself TO- the contest But
tePned Marshal Diebiisch, "what will you gain by
inns we reekoned upon a campaign the Rhine,
We VIII make 1t upon the Elbe the Oder after ha
wing crushed you. Reflect upon all this"
refrain from occupying the time Of the Chamber
WNh teaiinI the state nent made by the Minister of
Foreign lha'rsfo the Diet of Warsaw 1t displays the
most noble sentiments OF patriotism and courage with
me coEti'nce with which Poland relied upon France
ana her determination 10 expire in the cause of tho
Liberties of Europe.
For SOME time the Chamber was very much az,
tated by opposite feelings, and some dCsultorv CON
vcrsaton passed between NJ. Carcellls and hs neiuh
hours, particularly the Marquis do Manner and NJ .
Adam dc Ia Pommerayc, which, however, VIC cuuId
not distinctly hear.
General Lafayette contlnued--I will not read ano-
ther document which might throw some light on the
conduct OF the French Consul at Warsaw being hut
private letter, and consequently not worthy the
notice of tho Chamber Hear, hear from the cen
tIes') Nevertheless, ] am assured that the Grand
to take tho oath to tue new Government lest
he might be replaced by person Of the li6-
cTal opinions then prevalent in France and
which might, through him become cont nious
IN roland could also read another letter written
to the Grand Duke Constantine by Coun, Nissol
rode, winch was found at the Chancerv az Warsaw
Or this. however, the General read only q lew cx-
tracts The dploma;st concludes by communication
10 the uTand Duke secret despatch o. Counr NJ ,lc
which, he says, he had copied a, the Post Ollie
tLaugh'er, aud hear, hPar.) Now gentlemen con
'mued General haiayete. permit me to ask whether
or net Russia had l.iie intentions against France
You m" highly able to Judge tMurmurs from ,he
ccutrcs cannot help adding a lew words rcspcc,
ing the conduct of Prus-ia towards Poland. She
arbitrarily arrests all travellers wishing to enter
that country and has seized the money not only Of
the state but Of individuals. ! cannot reconcile
veXaiI MS procee !ings like these either with
the rights of nations, or the principles of non
aierven ion (Laugh:er.l 1t is not many wears
ago that the Minister for Foreign Affairs defended
WIN warmth the patriotism Of a Piedmontese who
came to SICK an asylum N France and maintained
that he ought TO be free and am assured that !, j.
not by his orders hat prosecutions and annoyances
arc exercised towards fOe!gne r. who have right TO
I've ana move Freely IN free country Nevertheless
NJ. NIscon,I arrested at LYONS on his wav
back into his countrywide. General Pepe and CO.
Seai oineff who were ordered Macon think the
Government should explain themselves upon these points
hnen voted III favour OF grant 2OO0s0 OOOr had no
V - Was menueu 10 continue the sylem OF Ilniz and
VIENNA, which had been rdculou,ly termed The Holy Ali
''0S O'eu Ndl DeCdusc conceived that 10
DC usch Tor protecting the pns pe intervention To is
n'es, extent In fact the Minister declared, and think
ne I'M not contradict that Austrian soldier sci ms
loot IN Italy, France would consent thought the
inlt"y was July Impressed with the force Of what ne said
ana hen when the French nation say, ~ will
no CONSENT, was as If had declared al will moi hermit
MuTmufs rom the cen'res) conceived, besides that ON
Whatever occasion the sovereignty Of tie people attacked
II is onr duty to defend II. (Fresh from the cen
es; cheers iromthe gauchc) Nor do hold that the revo-
uu0n OF Juy was limited REFRESHING tie preiension Of
'hres TO despo'sm, but further, changed the
principle Of Government from that Of "Divine Right
imposed upon the country - National soyeregny con
def the law granting the 2ihs the advantage Of substi
ns Tor the present Chamber many Members OF which have
my sncerest regard Chamber elected subsequent to the
events OF July, because, Gentlemen permit say in
oh pa Totc acts IN that celebrated cvenu address
ted by the 22l for eXampe felt 10 follow
pr nciple totally with the fundamental basis of
our present constitution (Iear hear) expect explanations
a>n from the Government the subject Of Poland glorious
Poland who had placed all her hopes upon that fag which
she had raised in her rankon that Hig placed The head of
the liberties Of Europe, and which ought their protector
Cheers from the sauohe-slence the centres expec
That the'e explanations will prove that are az least upon
level with the age Of Louis Nv
The Minister Of Foreign AfPus:- Gentlemen, the
Hon. Deputy, who has Just sat down, has brought
numerous rerroaChea against Ministers but at least