Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04


haOtnnts ut Warsaw remained under arms, and IN
The afternoon the National GIn-d began Ia be or
ganizcd, under tho command vt Count l.u5icnski.-
fhc shops were closed. Hitherto the Russian troops
appear II have remained quiet. The Polish rc-i-
mens of Infantry and cavalry stationed in the Pro-
WAGES have received orders To without delay
towards Warsaw. In the principal street of War
saw artillery has been planted. The Amortization
Committee nt tho Pubic Debt has placed the public
property III til. Buuk under tho protection of the c-
Hcns. In the Avenue, aud near the hoxauGer
Church, ~" engagement Is said TO have been most
sanEuinary
Every body is fastening 90 rnwork, whittier the
Russian Guards lave repaired. On the SsXon place
and III the Cracow suburbs patrols Of Polish cavalry
srr stationed.
In addition 70 the foregoing, the Warsaw State
tizrttrc, OF the LIST inst gives few brief details
The battle. The paper had not the preceding duy
appeared, ~ consequences OF all the compostnrs ha-
wing joined the people. Many armed females were
seen bearing their share IN the dangers OF the day.
The shops still closed on the list inst. tlust
wednesday. but the new President of Police. We
gozciki, had issued orders that they should DC req
pemed In addition II the Polish troops 20, 900 of
the inhabitants were under arms Patols of the
newly organised National Guards were already pas
sing throu. the streets; they have taken up scycra
suspicious individuals and the property and money
found upon them had been deposited at tho Counc,.
house.
Towards o'clock in the morning 10 more i9nc
was heard, nG tranquility restored. The kI,s-
sian families residing Warsaw hove been placed
under the protection n! nlt0na honor Such Of the
Members Of the Chamber ol Deputies as hapncncd TO
h. made til" or"ahslo the popular voice. had obtain
81 tho dismissal FROM the adninis tive Council of
Prince l.u6ecfand Coun, Grabnwsti IN whose stead
others have been !nincd 10 the Council.
'BEEIiN. Dec. 9.-Warsaw paDcrs To the 9Th of
tins month contain tho following news from Warsaw:
"Ih' authorizes .! this city have isSs"d detailed
'n-trictlous for the general armug of the citizens
ON the first u! this month several armed citizens
were with tri.cullrsd cockadas fred, blue and
ware) The day "iie- however. only w-uc cock
AIDES were seen. II Is reported thai Gen. Roznlccki
has boon Killed near kalnssin. y great number OF
armed land owners and peasants are fastening TO
tins city hom Kelsch. General ChlapckI reviewed
on t" first OF this month the newly organized Ma
tonal Guard The students OF The University form
ed separate division of tins Guard under the orders
Il the Professors Scrma and Hube General Rich
ter surrendered II, The same time with Generals Es-
sakof kr!ilkf Lungc and Engcirran, aud The En-
perors Aid>tC-Camp Buturln, and Col. Irna,Ictr
All these officers kept under in the ROYAL
Pa!ac" Divisions OF troops of the line and several
c2 MS hav" arrested those persons who attcnD;cd
t. pundcr the houses and magazines. General Sic
Mat kottskI died in the night Of the 29rh Tho
Council of Administration being informed that his
Imperial flighness the Grand Duke CZarowtsck de,
sired to know the present wishes of the nation sent
TO his head quarters four Of its members viz Prince
ca rtero,s ski, Prince Lubrck,, aud he Deputies Le
level and O,trnwski. Tnis deputatIon represented
to his Imperial Highncss that 1t vas the universal
wish OF tie nation inat the Constitution should be
completely carried into execution; a-o that his Mn
predecessor, TO incorporate with the kindgdom of Pc
land the Polish provinces formerly ed with Rus
sIa; and lastly, that the Lithuanian corps under the
command of the CzarowItsch might not enter tho
Kingdom # Poland. Las y. the dclura'ion obServ-
ed that II was the most ardent wish of the nn,,o,
that all the ancient parts of Poland nov under tho
dominion of Russia, should be reunited with the
kingdom Poland, enjoy with II the benefits AZ
the Constitution
The Journals contain the decree of the Council
appointing General Chlopckl commandment chief of
all the forces Of The kingdom.
General Chop!clH was suddenly taken III ves,or.
day, VII ch caused general conscrna io1 1t is how
ever reported that he was better IN The evening.
yesterday evening shat General received Official
news That the garrison of the fortress of Modlin
alter letter of the Grand Dnke Consfaniin. b.d
been Communicated 10 1t by his late AId-de- Cnu,,
Count IlmOySkI, had surrendered ,y!lbout resist
ance TEe pariIculaEsIbf the capi'ulaion arc not
known.
The French Consul General hois,ed tbc tricoror
ed flag on his house immediately after the departure
OF The Russian troops. The shops IRE already omen
and there is no want OF provisions --Tranduily is
perfectly restored Several persons who have conf
m'tted robbercs have beer punished some of tber,
with death The medical gentlemen of this CITY are
actively engaged ln attending TO the wounded citizens
General Siercwski Is appointed conm1ndant of the
city.
'On the I'd and Sd the bodies of the persons killed
were buried; among them General Potocl;i and Nor
wIcu Pho Provisional Government has i.-uod =
proc'mninn con aiming regulations for tic formation
o the regular troops, as well rs Of the levy nd.se
From the journal dc Paris 1ith
REyoLUTfoS IN PoLASD-I was IN the cycnino
OF the goth November that the Instruction was
commenced by the under Ensi@ns. II was excited bv
the adherence which they had To witness The ipno-
minious death Of ? students, who had been SEMEN
ccd by court marital 10 be shot for having sung the
Jarscois hymn. The first point to which-the En-
signs directed their to the arsenal: they
took possession Of that post which contained 20 OO
guns, ana 100 pieces OF cannon. The Grand Duke
Constantine vas then at Bplycdrr about three mile.
from Warsaw. The fight continued Gurnp the
whole OF the night, and the following rnorninr
the pc pie renamed masters ofthc CITY Tho Re-
gim"E' Of Engineers was the first TO revolt. The
French trl-colprod cockade was instantly adop ed
with cries Of 1--WE Lafayette" the friend of ( os-
ciusko, forever They went 20 the house Of the
French Consul IN search of the tr-cn!orcd lap and
having found u, although the Consul M Durund)
was suspected Of beng Congregatonest. and at
iachcd 10 the fallen dynasty, they Joined the Polish
white & g and TIC t.-coorcd one together and hos
ted them III hat state. The National Guard is be-
ing raised.
PARIS, DC. 1.-The Grand Duke Constantine was una
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