Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-17

ton. and afterwards transacted business with the Minis
Yesterday, Count d'Appony, the Austrian Ambassa-
dor, had a private audience ofhis Majesty, which lasted
upwards of an hour.
Count Villain XIV, member OF the Belgian Congress,
has arrived at Paris; he is charged, it is said, with a mis-
sion from his Government.
A letter of the Goth of March from Bayonne says:-
ga report prevails that the Spanish Constitutionalists
who had escaped the Royalists have taken possession o,
Malaga"
A letter from Madrid of the 22d March states: that
numerous arrests have taken place in that capital, which
have afforded proofs Of an extensive conspiracy in va
rious arts Of Spain. Orders had been issued Tor organ
izing military commissions in the provinces.
The Journal de Rouen states that several important
outfits have been commenced at Rouen and Havre, in
consequence of the pacific assurances which have
reached those towns from Paris.
The Committe Of War of the Assembly Of Notable,
at Bologna have issued the following Resolu,,ons, un.
der date ct the IL h inst.-'l. The Citadel of Aneona
shall be vic,uailed for tw s've month";. 5000 men taken
from the National Guard. Of The different, provinces
shall be sent to reinforce the garrison. q The Castle
oil 81. Leon, 10 the Duchy of Ufbino, shall be vic,ual.
led for three months, and 600 men be sent TO complete
the sarri'cn. 9. The garrison OF Raverna shall be
composed OF $500 men, and shall furnish dsiachmenis
for the defence Of the coasts. These tro,ps and the
artillery hal be under the command OF Gsu. A'ini
A. A camp OF observation, consisting OF 3 600 infaotry,
and 300 cavalry, shall be formed 10 lront of Lugo on
the Ferara side. Detachments ,hill push reconnoi.
sanses up to the Austrian out-pas's. This camp shall
he commanded by General Zaechi. The 1900 men
u IL nEdkOObb DTOuKut III nm from hlOteDa and
Parma shall be added TO il. s. Gen. Grabin.ki .hall
unite under his command at For!i 5000 ~intantry, 500
cavalry, the artillery and ,hs guns that are at Bologna.
s. Two s~un-bcats shall be faed out ia tie Port of An.
coma 10 project the trade on tho coast of the Adria,ic
Gulf all that is necessary shall be supplied by The
Governor from the Arsenal." Ia pursuance of these
RESOLUTIONS aud Of orders given by the Military Com
mi'tes, three corps this morning commenced various
movements. The troops stationed at Rie,i, NarGi, and
o ricoi, marched upon Civil Castellana. Two bat
taIions from Ombria united at Sp,Ieto, aud are pro.
CeaUiny tn RIa 4 The NAtinpai Guarbs n( ID r,.;.
lodi, aud Foiig1 10, have approached c. viet, and Vi
terbo.
POLAND
The dates from Warsaw, are no later than former ad.
vices, viz March 2lst but they furnish a few more
particulars of events already known. The Berlin State
Gazette OF March 10, contains no news from Warsaw,
but has two bulletins of the partial operations of the
Russian Army. The first imports, that an expedition
sent by Gen. Saken, the object Of which was to re-es-
tabiish the communication with Lomza, the road hav-
ing been infested by partizan corps Of Poles, had been
successful. In one affair, the Poles lost 600 killed or
taken prisoners. The second bulletin states that Gen..
Kreutz had re-taken Lublin, "a fact already known)
after a sharp resistance. The Poles were entrenched
and barricaded in it, and lost from 500 to 1000 men.
Gen. Dwernicki was seemingly moving upon Zanosk,
and appeared TO have abandoned the intention Of car
rying his force into Volhynia.
The following extract IL from Warsaw, March 81.
A lew days ago, several military orders were distri-
buted at warsaw, m the presence of Generals Gielg ud
and Czyzewski. to the regiments 10 garrison. On
Thursday, the 81 squadron Of the 9th re giment of HUI
ian., called The Sons OF Warsaw left the capital -
We learn from Cicellanow. that on he 8 h, 500
Cos'acSs peuerated into that place, but were soon
driven back by the cavalry of hugu:town. Ga the
l7ih, a heavy C nnonade was heard in the direction
OF O'tro'enka. a letter from Pulawy Of the 10 h ms.
says Our town has been several lines tbs theatre Of
devastation. Ga the last attack, tho inhabitints called
for assistance on the Banks of the VisiuIa. Although
their cries were heard by the brigade stationed on the
oppo lite side OF the river, under Col. Rzlckowski, The
later could no, afford the assistance, as the ice was
no longer passable. The inhabitants Of the PaIatinats
OF Podla,hia, where The war ragged with particular fury,
give a gloomy description OF the condition OF that eoun-
try. The villages ale mostly destroyed, and the peo.
Pile ruined. TIL. p:a'ants. in despair, ars quitting their
abodes, and wandering in the wood, where, forced by
hunger, they attack small d%e;achments. of soldiers AMI
plumber them. For some line past. the siftings ofihs
r"Sa'eiy ii discussion, ra1u i asserted Ina, tRs d mse.
.1aht !, VIII soon draw up a law for comforting the
deh' OF holding landed property upon the peasants.
On The l7ih inst. the Minister of the interior install.
ed tbs Municipal CounciI. in the Town.haI The
Director of the Polyiechrie School. A.. Ka;s,ao
Garbinski has been chosen President" The .ams na'
per, under dale OF the l6 IA lost. from ST. Petsr,bursL.
say':-We learn by the latest advices received here
NAV me Grand Duke Micbe' arrived at Kowno on
the yin at midnight. On the foll)wing day he conduct.
cd The two regiments OF the GIards, I,mailof and Paw.
ioaa ana "hs a brigade Of artillery, over the Niemen,
Kowno. The Councillor Of State Fuhrmann' and
Count S'roganof, Aid. de-Camp to his Majesty.
have been appointed members OF the Provisional Co.
yernment OF Poland. 10 behalf Of the provinces bor-
dering on Poland, viz: Volhynia, Grodno, and BiaIy.
STOCK, which are subject TO the passage Of numerous
troops and to military contributions of oyery descriouon.
the government has ordained, that during the pre- cent
general levy oil recruits, insts ad of three mtn out of
oOO, az the law directs, only two are 10 be raised"
SPAIN.
A letter Of the 25 h March, from Bayonns, saws: GA
report prevail. that the Spani'h Conshiuiionaii,, ITS. who
h,d escaped Royalists, have taken possession If M.
laga."
A letter from Madrid of the % inst. states that mn.
merous arrests Lave taken place in tina, capital, which
nave Afforded PROOFS of an extensive conspiracy in va
rious parts oil ~Spain.-Onders had been issued for or
gani'lng military commissions in the province,.
ITALY.
a letter from L'ghorn OF March I8:h, mentions tina
the %s'oppage oil the mails from Rome was ascfibed 10
various sauses,-'o the fall OF Civita Ca,teIIana, apprs.
tensions OF %banditti, and disturbances in Rome. The
Gazette de France says,-"Il /. know by letters from
CRANBERRY that a body Of Eve or six hundred reyol,ed
b~dlognsse had moved from the direction of Aquapep.
den,e, whence II Intercepted the communication with
Rome But ID Is impossible that this body can main
'aio themselves In a country, where all The rustic po-
pula'ion remain faithful TO the Holy Apostolic See; and
the principal reason for the delay OF the couriers must
De tho state OF the road 8, 10 consequence of The melt
ing oil SHOWS and swelling Of the riyers'" The Leg
horn letter says, cit 10 probable as is asserted, that the
Italian refugees collected in Corsica have effected a
landing on the Roman coast" The guards on the coast
were on the alert,
The Aug'bourg Gazette contains the following ex.
,rsei OF a letter from LeghorD, March Is:-"No post
has arrived to-day from Rome. The coulter with In e
mal from Tuscdoy, il 10 stated, has also returned, and
forwarded the mail by water 10 Civiia Vocehia. Ac.
eording 10 some, the cause Of the obstacle is tto fall
OF SIVna Ca''eIians; other assert that it IL owing TO APP
prenensions on account OF banditii. Report also spsaks
OF dlsturoanees al Rome but nothing positive il known
on the suhJeat. Ills more probable, as 10 asserted. that
me Italian refugees cole eted ia Corsica have He etod a
landing on The Roman coast. Last nigh, our guards
on me coasts wero on the alert, ss they thought ihey
could dessry a Suspicious vessel o. the pe wa thai he
Aus'rians were marching upon Bologna, the Pfoyisop-
~ Government aod OIL sush psrsons az felt tbemselyes