Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-20

ara beeE receiver III Z is which oull IA u4S All
s,6trd success Of the revolutionary efforts, not
'';,SSt,ndiug the express disclaimer OF It ia the
cayq,pment Journal.
~ Me- news from Poland is more than usually
=. ring. The patriot army is said to be unbIok-
N .pirit, with supplies OF ali sorts abundant,
',,ancly posted'near Warsaw, having also large
s.oe n Prasa The Russians, on the other hand,
~ rsnresentcd as harassed by bad roads, disap-
W; by the breaking up OF the Ice ON the
:D a weakened by diseases from the marshes
r. dreary country in which they are march
" y" Lilly, irresolute, and dispirted. Even the
IAN accounts admit that provisions are ex-
'rn@Iv scarce in Gen. Diebitsch's array, and
g. ,bs resistance which met their advances into
D land exceeded all the previous calculations Of
~ Commander-in-Ch Chief, and obliged him mate
nv m alter his plans. Some new engagements
.-,': s,;d 70 have taken place, which have ended
I'ror,ble to the Poles. The following are ex-
F,op, The Gazette de France Of Monday.
PMS March Cot is said that Marshal
MN, sch has received orders from the Emperor
Nh Has not to proceed to the utmost extremity
Nh respect to The capital OF Poland.
We have been given to understand that orders
1850 be,n issued for commencing extensive re-
az. ~ rho Palace of the Tuileries, so that the
g;n,, and his family may have 4 sufficient num-
-, NJ apartments, aud fitted up IN manner so as
% r,ndsr them fl residence for his Majesty
rbs re,y buildings are 10 be continued along the
,rrr. r,xt the garden; barriers are to be erect
Il ,,,S 10 form proper enclosure for the works;
49,, ,b,y will be con'rived SO as not to inconveni-
nee tie pabc. or to prevent the usual enjoy
10 ,rn,npna.lr -. I{OQ(feQI.
Ia France Nouvele (newspaper) contaps the
f3Ioving: = In order to quiet the apprehenslons
I.nme individuals, who have been alarmed at
IL, aaormous expense already incurred, without
a, ather result than placing our establishments
unon the footing Of peace, we shall endeavor 10
sr,l,i, what the Marshal meant by that ex-
n,t,,on. There are two descriptions OF peace
Establishments in France; the lesser, which only
.ytend, our force TO 900, 600 men, and the larger
4 which carries it TO 100000.
:. The latter was the one referred to by Mar
hal Soult Our army is upon this footing at the
,r,,eDt moment: That is to say, that they are
s,a n / condition more than sufficient TO sustain
defensive war. BY the war footing is under
stood an amount Of strength capable OF undertake
mr foreign invasion $50. 900 or $780,
0pjmen: and IN order to put our army upon that
toting. immense sacrifices should BE- made.
We NAV add, Tor the purpose of rendering
M, explanation more clear, that the smaller
pe,ce establishment was that in existence at the
lime Of the restoration; and that the greater peace
establishment of 45O, 900 men, With Budget OF
uelvc millions, is the peace footing OF the ReVo-
gliOu."
rom RE Mssager DIES ChamJres Of Monday.
P,RIs, March 2O.-SinCe the last battle III
ron; Of P.aga. and which gave rise TO the false
,o,rt Of the surrender of Warsaw. The Poles
nave experienced no decided loss; on the contra
II, they arc ralyinS in different points, and fol
owing system of defensive warfare.
The heroic resistance of this brave people must
ave diminished the moral courage OF the Rus
,aas, and thwar,cd the plans of Marshal Die
l,sca Our opinion is confirmed by the most re-
cent accounts from Poland.
Gen DTernicki is in pursuit of the Russians,
aho Sre retreatinS through Lublin.
According 10 the last advices, OF the 18th inst.
rOu rOulon, telegraphic despatch has COM
nGHcated orders 10 fit out for sea all ships OF the
lac, lrisates, sloops, brigs and steamboats, in the
hrbOr, without the least delay. They are u
sPlt upon a war footing, and to be manned
ron The crews lately sent TO Brest, LOrient and
&chtort, On the 10th a parsonage OF import
ance arrived with secret dispatches for abroad.
The Maratime Project Immediately appointed
ues!oOP La BayOnnalse, Capt, Fevrin, recent,
= come in from Alslers, to take hrA out, and
e sailed with the utmost speed. Her destina
ion will not be made known to her commander
oil she arrives at certain latitude. The frigate
imIde has already made three voyages to Al
gs,s without coming to an anchor. and is again
nder sailing orders, though she has not fulfilled
lie term Of her quarantine, which will expire on
he 18th. Her present destination is unknown
The fortress of Zamose is no Longer blockaded
oy the Russians
All the communications between Warsaw AMI
L1blm have been re-established. The Russians
'T5 rellns along the frontiers of Volhynia.
"emust, however, wait for fresh cophrma
o'n OF this statement before we form too tavora
oe an opinion as to the result Of the struggle nov
aAa1ned BY the Polish nation.
FROM The Courier Francois of Sunday.
Letters from Madrid dated March 10, state
"a, the forces Of the insurgents in the mountains
"Hnda amount to between 5000 and 1000 men
'@a That the fate Of Spain now depends on sin
,'e 'ictesS or defeat Ut the Constilutionalists.-
SNen hundred old soldiers of the battalion o
ne Aarlaes, and the troops Of the line OF tn
N