Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-14
POLAND.


The dates from Warsaw, are no later than ior
mer advices, viz. March 2lst; but thew furn;sl
a few more particulars of events ALREADY known
The Berlin State Gazette of March Is. con,,;n.
no news from Warsaw, but has two bulehns =,
the partial operations of the Russian army. III.
first imports, that an expedition sent by Go,
Sackeu, the object Of which was to re.establJ
the communication with Lonza, the road hay;na
been infested by partizan corps of Poles. had
been successful. In one affair, the Pole, los,
600 killed or taken prisoners. The secopdml
letin states that Gen. Kreutz had retaken Iuh
lin, "a fact already KNOWN after sharp ress.
lance. The Poles were entrenched and BARR.
caded in it. and lost from 500 to 2OOO men -
Gen. Dwernicki was seemingly moving upon IA.
nusk, and appeared to have abandoned the in,en.
ton of carrying his force into Nolhynia.
The following extract, is from Warsaw. March
"A few days ago, several military orders wer.
distributed at Warsaw, in the presence of Gene
rails G;el gud and Czyzcwski, to the resimensip
.,rrlson. On Thursday, the Sd squadron of n.
9Th regiment of Hulans, called The Sons n
Warsaw left the capital. We learn from G..
trated into that place, but were soon driven bacs
bv the cavalry of AugustOwo. On the l.h,
heavy cannonade was heard in the direction
Ostrolenka. A letter from Palawy Of the lOi
inst. says,-sOur town has been several tine,
the theatre of devastation. On the last attack
the inhabitants called for assistance on the bank
of the Vistua. Although their cries were heard
by the brigade stationed on the opposite side Of
the river, under Colonel Rzuckowski, the latte,
could not afford them assistance, as the ice WIS
no longer passabie. The inhabitants Of tie Pa.
latinate of Podla,hla, where the war ragged with
particular fury, give gloomy descrip tion Of tie
condition of that country. The villages are most
Iy destroyed, and the people ruined. The pea
ants, in despair, are quitting their abodes, aud
wandering in the woods, where, forced by hGD.
ger, they attack small detachmens Of soldiers
and plumber them. For some time past the ST.
tings of the Diet have been interrupted. Tie
Nuncios alone meet privately for discussion and
il is asserted that the Committees will sooBdnV
up law for comforting the right of holding land |
ed proper ty upon the peasants. On the l1hmt
| the Minister Of the interior installed the new |
Municipal Council. IN the Town-IlaIl. TheR:
rector of the Polytechnic School, NJ. kajeuh
Garhinski, has been chosen President. The sane
paper. under date of the 18th instant, from s.
Petersburgh, says:-' We learn by the --latest
advices received here that the Grand Duke Nj
chael arrived at Kowno OH the 9th at mdulsSs
On the following day he conducted the two reg
ments ST the guard, Ismallof aud Pawoff, andl
brigade of artillery, over the Niemen, into the
kingdom of Poland, and then returned to kOV
no. The Counsellor of State Fuhrmann, and
Count Stroganof, Aide e-Camp to his Majesty
have been appointed members Of the Provisions
Government of Poland. In behalf of the pro |
viuces bordering on Poland, viz. Volhyna. GrH
no. and Bialstock, which are subject to the pa
sage of numerous troops and to military contn
buttons of every description, the governmental '
ordained, that during the present general lesyd
recruits, instead of three men out of 800 as h'
law directs, only two are to be raised"
SPAIN.
A letter of the Goth March, from BavOnns,
says: IS report prevails that the Spanish Con-
stitutionalists who had escaped the Royalrr
have taken possession of Malaga"
A letter from Madrid of the 22d inst shle
that numerous arrests have taken place in that
capital, which have afforded proofs of an eNten
sive conspiracy in various parts OF Spain Orde'
had been issued for organising military cOmnl'
sions in the provinces.
ITALY.
A letter from Leghorn of March 18th, mel
tons that the stoppase OF the mail from Ron
was ascribed to various causes,-to the tall Of
vita CasteIIana, approximations of bandltll. a.
disturbances in Rome. The Gazette de Frau
says,-''It is known by letters from ChamG"
that body of five or six hundred revoted BOG
nese had moved from the direction of AquaP'
dente, whence it intercepted the commune
tioniwith Rome. But it is impossible that thu;
dy can maintain themselves in country "hs
all the rustic population remain faithful TO
Holy Apostolic See; and the principal reason 9.s
the delay of the couriers must be the state
roads, in consequence of the melting Of the 'nI
and swelling Of the rivers" The LesnG', y,
ter says, 1T is probable as is asserted ua'
Italian refugees collected in Corsica have eHI'
landing on the Roman coast" lbe su''O'
the coast were on the alert.