Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-21
THREE DAYS LATER.

BY the last mail have accounts of the arrival nj
New-York Of the ship George Canning from Liver.
pool bringing London dates the 23d March. A few
Asxtracts from the Daily Advertiser follow:
On the 2lst Of March, the subject of Parliame nary
Reform was taken up in the House Of Commons, on
the motion for the second reading of the bill. long
debate ensued, and upon taking the quest ion in the
fullest house ever known. the votes FOR the second
reading were 3O2, against u 30l-majoritv in favor OF
the second reading The time for going into COM
miitee Of the whole the bill was fixed Tor the 2t
Of April.
According to the experience whrh we have had in
legislative affairs, should very little expect that the
bill will be carried even in the House OF Commons
Wuch less in the House Of Peers. Had the house
been thin, or even moderately full. the mnseraIiss
might ra lily and increase their strength But il is hard
y be expected that they will! lie able to obtain
81 larger house than there upon this vote. The
bill saved this question solely by the vote Of
probably not in favor Of the bill. But he gave notice
during the debate, that he should ote the second
reading, and his v0ie saved the bill.
Public feeling appears to run high in England on
this subject. and vast numbers Of petitions pouring
into Parliament in Favor Of Reform well IA many
ngainsi,. If the bill should he finally lost after the
high expectations that have been raised respecting
the success Of the measure, are apprehensive IL
may give rise 10 some disturbance in the kingdom.
The Russians, at the latest intelligence from Po.
land had not made amy new attack upon the Polish
forces The weather is said to have proved very IN
favorable for military operations by the thawing Of
the snow, and the breaking up Of The ice in the Wis
tulA.
By the following article. i, would seem that hos,ili-
tics had CONNIE need between the Austrans and ItaI-
Southampton, March 90, 1881.
ENTRY OF THE AUSTRIANS INTO ITALY.
Battle 6eisreen the AMsirians and Halians.-By the
Marquis Of Angiesey, Capt Weeks, which arrived here
this afternoon, from Havre, we have received the
following important informal ion So The Austrians
have entered Ferrara aud Capri after battle Of nine
hours, which the Italian patriots sustained with great
perseverance. first bulletin bas been pnbIished by
the Austrian General upon this military advantage"
A letter from Frankfort, dated March Is. states I'll Q
central force Of the Polish army, in the
villages westward Of Warsaw, a, about 600 regu-
lara 600 volunteers irrcguars, 5000 scyihe
and &C 6ed-pieces; Independent Of 10000 men, aud
- guns. undrr Gen. Dwerncki, in the wa,wodship
o { SandOmir. 81,
The same letter says" II is confirmed, on the he's.
authority that the Russian loss killed, wounded, and
missing, since the opening of the campaign,
I" 5000 men, and Is guns Of various caIbrc. The
sick numerous, aud placed Al 1000. There
has beeu no wan; fprovisiona hitherto, and by gen
era order, each man is provided with SIX days raons,
constantly renewed."
Field Marshal Debiisch has set at liberty Polisl,
prisoners Of war each OF them received two ducnts
and Proclamation TO the Poles.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of Warsaw. M. Weyezinki,
and the Vice Governor, MesioIowk, have resigned.
London March 2l.-German papers to the l4,h and
Brussels TO the 18th inst received yesterday
The former contain letters from Vienna, which con-
firm the previous accounts. which state that the Rus
slams had Quilted the right bank OF the vsuia, leaving
corpA Of 5000 men defend the tete -pout-:hai
there are nearly $4,000 wounded Poles in the hospi-
4als and private houses Of Warsaw. In TO the
first I,ari Of this German news VIC have accounts from
Warsaw, dated the 7ih inst. in the Brussels papers
which states thai every thing then tranquil the
right bank ofihe Visiula, hut that General Dwerneck
had passedihe Vistula the 3d. and had beaten the
Russians at Kurow, beyond Pulawy. taking some ca"
pon, and had gone on to and passed through Lubiin
il pursui, Of the enemy and that the following day
brisk eannonade was heard in the direction at Mar
kNtz0. The Russians had summoned the fortress a
MOdlin. The main body Of the Polis, army is en-
camped near the village Of POrooDek the left banI
Of the Vistuls, half league from Warsaw. Drec
to Silesia. which indicates that the Poles would re
treat shthsr The weather Is described no very had
the vsiusa % have !issa 20 an extraordinary height
and the roads to be impassabe.
London March 23.-Ths Rews from Poland IL NOR
than usually cheering. The lasriOf army 10 said 20
unbrokss il spirit. with supplies Of III sorts abuu
dant srOngly posted near Warsaw, having also arg