Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-09

Alter having asser,ained the small progress Of The
Lnhuapian iosurreeilon and the good condition Of the
Russian army, which consists Of 81 900 infantry and
$1,000 cavalry, II was resolved 10 commence y1orou,
onensve operations, and to pass tho Vstua without
delay to obtain possession Of wsrsaw.
Inc plan was TO be carried iaio effect on the llth
In atew dsys great events will take place, aud FIELD
Marshal Pnkewi'seh will give the first specimen OF
bis military talent; on Polish ground.
l'is eff ned that, quilting ST. Pe,eYsbu, H. he
proctsed 10 do his unos, TO crush the Poth
'ion, but without charging himself with sny te,pon-
sloi'y In cas-, OF failure. This 1t may be inferred,
IRON the well known character OF the Field Ma,.bsl
maj Ia seme way other she IL drawing TO close;
tor he succeeds. he has attained his end, and fulfilled
MS ems az meDts; otherwise the Field Marshal will be
,ne hrst 10 act as mediator between Poland and the
Emperor, and put an end to hosiilities.
by placing Count Paskewiisch at the head Of the
army, Russia has saksd all lie military glory: il the
chance, If war should b. ies favorable 10 10.
n-Chi,f than In Asia, the brilliant era Of Russia will
have closed
M'nsk detachment OF the enemy is said 10 be Gu,
OIL 6SS Russian prist ners, iekeu by General Cbr,s
nowski, arrived a, warsaw The day hefcr, yesterday
Our troops are said TO have occupied Posk and Mawa
and GenorA Sierawski 10 have taken 600 prison. rs
and seven cannon. The Russian G, neral Kuormy IL
said 10 be Killed.
General Pahlen's corps har arrived n, Limo. I, con
isis OF IL regime ns Of Infantry, each OF ba,taions
tatse regiments OF cavalry, and ~ cannon.
Toe WdsGD Courier says--''N, ws has been re.
solved that The enemy will 10 the province of IA.
.ssh before lhsy approach Warsaw"
Oar papers say ihai Fsid Marshal Pa,ke wii,ch has
set al liberty several OF the wounded Polish ofrs,s
who made prisoners in nka on giving In
parole to take no further par, iu the war
| Prusstdn State Gazette Ju'y 90.
MEMEL, J"'y 17-To- remains 81 Genera! l;i-,su5
have been buried by The Polss in The bvouac assigned
,hsm, or the 18Th, n he Prussian territory near be
village Of Sle''in Hi' assassin said 10 be L,uteuan
Skuski OF the corps OF bland aud is 10 bav.
shoi tusslt after ards.-Tbe co ps OF C,eIsnd
and Caiapowski amount, according to ist Given a.
'hs Prussian authorities by the latter General to sos
lima --u1. D n. NJ
ssf-,ihcers, 202 officers, Is surgeons, &C. Th,v had
$40 ofiieers horses, and $50 soldiers, horses and
cannon, whish last are Brought Tor re present 10 Me.
mel. T6e wounded, 307 in nunbsr are al;eadv wei
housed, and the remainder Of tho corps removed on
the l4h TO drier and better bivouac near the river
Msnge and Ssbemep, whers IL 10 KEEP, in quar- an,ine
in pe7icdy good heal,b.
KoNIGsBERG. July 1s-The Polish General Rob
land Is said to have los, many men, and ak sannon
the short march from TO Coodiu,ep where h
entered the Prussian territory. D,mbinsk The ool,
Poli'h g'nera now remaining in SAmogita and Li,hu
,nn's win his eotps, Is taid 10 be surrounded by h
Russians, In a forest four 0S) miles from Mcneil bu
10 be resolved rather 10 suffer himself u be &es,oye,
. by them than enter the Prusssn territory
GREAT BRIrA N.
= House LORDS, Tuesday, july 26
Belgium ard Portugal The Ei.l OF Aberdeen pu
some questions TO Ministers relative 20 some to. is
which hai been Introduce into the Speech of The Kin,
OF The French addressed 10 the Ere nc Chamber, Tb
speech refers 10 two Subjects which OF the u,ino.
importance to the dignity and interests Of This country
His hrs question was-wh.ther the Noble Earl wa
willing TO lay their Losdihps' Table ropiss Ct an,
so'rcsPendcnce aud eompunc sions which had takei
place between Portugal and France with references
the proceedings ls'ey Iesored to by Franc. with re
gard 10 Poriuga and a,o OF any cortespandence an
communications which had nksn place on the SAM
, subj CT between France ADD this county!
The Other topic respse'ei the demolition Ct she Tor
Hhcaons on the FreDsh and B.gi- frvnters-ior,ifca
tons wbsh hai been crested the oxpsu,s of so muc,
money and 80 much hlod the p,ri of ih, eoun,r,
10 particular. (heat1 These lostlhea,;oss had b. e;
erected as barrier or the prote eion OF the Kingdom
OF iho Netherlands aud ihe North of Eitoue by IN,
country aod other P5Tsrs ey whom the safety cf ;h
Kingdom oil The Nelhe.l lands was guarantee; and yo
they were now TO be Demolished, for no eo,d reaso
,ha, had as yet appeassd for these would mol have s,oo
ia The way OF the guarantee OF the nd nee
The Kingdom o. Belgium, 5u; would, on abe contrary
II have added strength 20 ,hai guarantee II ihereE
wished to inquire whether the 1bis Earl he'd any oh
lection TO lay on ,he iabi: OF the Hsu,e the Treaty
Aci o! Dlomtcy, by which i, had been agreed u de
E'ri Giey repeated VIA; he had stated on forme
occasion that he Acknowledged the obligations impose,
oblg ion did not ex,end 'ead;s win Ponuga; bu, h'
against The h5sles CT another Power 10 which p,
,usa. n"i peisi'ed IN reiui'ng The satisfaction wbie
was properly and justly due TO thar Power This eoun
4 Wy wa' MOI bound TO support Portugal In war whi,b
on iAe side OF Portugal, should bs maofss,y u1ius
as 70 me spondence aud communication, re ii.e
oJ me Noble Earl his was ID Il hen 10. pre
J; per time should arrive, he would not be ungiliox
give required Io'orna'iou. At pressn, he cid n,
ieei ninssi GATED upon 10 afford this iufrnaon cine
u must reiata To matters whish sutiects 4 III, Gu
son between this Goun!ry and her Powers T0e 9.
Ghu question related 10 The subj of be demoli ion
the iorWessea on the b. lgc French FIR niiers T
ths ne replied, that when found impo ,sibe IN mr.
serve ,ne union o! Holland and Belgium az ooe kingdom
ana men separation became neeessary i, vas con
sueied ny tao Powers that nsg arIang IN N, In -
gao 10 mess iorFesses ght bs expedent If moi ne
sess'ry' AZ TO tie doeumen,s ccnnscied win mi
new sriangs meni, no not wiling to ey thtm q
'be isoie, a. that arrang meni had nol BE- en- faaIl
settled, cut was sill under discussion.
zoe Duke eli Wellington said, thai in 1914 il was ar
sued ha' 'bese osreSseS should be erected and ea5t
: sohed, so az TO form barrier Of defence gain.
Ffdree 10 the kl;E ON al The Netherlands and IN
NORTH o. Europe. Ths expense OF all ,his Y,as 1, h
borne by Great Bri ain and Hol3nc; Russia PcI,sla
ga Au'tfia agreeing 10 conlrinur Ihst part of "a
French contributions due to them.-Franse therefore
Do' baSiog contributed any alag towsrcs ths eXotn
OF erecting aud maintaining he iorn6s cations ad ooth
ing 20 DO W. them. a. 80 be subject Of PjrukoI a.,
ieh ashamed az tho inUGsOn of lha, soun,.y by ia,
French hs55 and deeply regretted that This Gov. rn.
meat bsd nos tsen any Siep, 10 Portugal iron ,h
mum lidhng sggfes'iOn ON ihs para oil F.snee-Al
jou;ned.
CHOLERA MORBUS
Inc number OF seses II cholera nlorbus In Rsa
rom Juue 70 % July 2, 4571 when 1865 did
In 81 FeiersbngU, the cholera morhus - makin,
gIea' rdvagos o. sns 29h OF me he iotal nunoe,
oil cases was 3,4lS, and he deaths 479. The follow
ns Is tho "a ly account from The ~ a 10 .he 29h Of