Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-03

of the Polish army to be delivered to tho = r"
Marshal. The Imperial Guard occupied III. :.
this mourning. Atthe Jerusalem barrier, ada,
tation presented to his Imperial Hishns, r
Grand Duke Michael, bread and salt. A,.'
&c occupied tie Tete de Pnnt of p,a,, IN
Field Marshal will come this morning to III. D.
vedere; his indisposirion prevents hin lr0m -,
ting on horseback. Gen. Count Witt. i,,,,.;'
ed Governor Of Warsaw, and General Korfco.
mandant. The suburbs on the south IVES, -
are almost entirely burnt down. In the cite !,
self the artillery. has done little damage; s a..
would have been felt to day. The loss a, 4
Russian army could not be inconsiderab,. y,
estimated at between 4,OGO and 5000 men h.,
positive details are still wanting.
The Prussian State Gazette Of The 18th ~.
; tains no further news from Warsaw.
BERLIN. Sept l2-(From lrtter,-Wh
spect to the conditions on which War.,r
surrendered we learn that security and lro.t|s
for their persons aud property was promi,sJ
the army. to the senators. and all those vbo s.,
public Offices. The army is gone to p,n J,,'
wait the Emperor's orders. Ont, for the mo-.
bers Of the clubs no promise Of security rou ,I
obtained.
LONDON, Sept Cove received last NJ.
Hamburg papers to the 18th inst. The b0,i..
Of their contents. as N a proceeding an;vy
which will be found in another place, from 4.
same quarter, continues to be-unharpy pol,,J
and fallen Warsaw. The evidences are ror ~
conclusive upon this lamentablc subject, 10 ls,n
room even for hope that the nationality Of Pa
and will be respected. unless the breast Of lied.
spot conquerer should relent, and his prudence
forbearance incline him to concede that whrbn
IS now too plain can never be wurng from bnh
Polish force.
The fraction OF the patriot army which had n,
sed through Praga on its way to Moulin. ,J
from which SO much was expected, marched,
now appears, as body of prisoners of war.,t a,
command OF the cOnquerer. and to the spot Doll,
ed out BY him TO await his pleasure. Every tin
is, in word. lost to Poland, except lis horr
and that still remains untarnished. lhe co,
flct in the ntrenchments must have been auhL
and, If the besiesed be cheerfuly awarded 4,
palm OF obstinate valor and glorious resistance.
is but fair to give to the assaIan,s the praise
that brave aud buoyant impulse, which bure A.,
through so many difficulties.
The Poles are confessed by their enemies
have behaved with Polish spirit; and the RuS
soldiers, without reference to their detes,,
cause, appear tohave conducted themselves vi
praiseworthy bravery. The loss of the latter
ocf Inn lodi IN tho ciapa A
600 men; but it must be considerably mOre a
when SO much is admitted, it Is not unreasOD.,
to set it down at double, at least, or lO,OOOma
Even at such price Paskewitsch may think
capital. with all the advantages of resi-,
place for his troops for the winter, cheapy pG
chased
The Russian conquest seems to be compile,
and they had already begun to organise Co
eminent; General Witt is mentioned as h,G.
been appointed to the situation of Governor
Warsaw. The terms which the besieged Obtar
ed were-security for persons and property, nt
from these conditions the army is not excluded
FRANCE.-The question ofthe FruchPw
age proceeds but slowly. Some Of the journal
deprccate the conduct of the Peers themselves
as destructive of their own cause. Not abOn
seventy Of them have hitherto been at the 'roua
Of meeting. Perhaps they see that their me'f'
would not be of any use.
The most interesting topic of debate in
Chamber of Deputies during the week, ha'bs
one on the motion Of young Las Cases. the ="
known blographer of Napoleon. 10 refer to
President of the Council a petition for tran'pr
ing the remains Of the Emperor (under favo
from St. Helena to Paris 1t hadr
by the Committee on the PetIa
that the Chamber should pass to the order Of
day. on the ground that honors sufficient b'ti
ready been paid to the memory Of NapoIeonT
by the nation and by the King. Las Cas
read speech in support of his motion comp
ed by his father, who was sick, and could na'
tend. The only other speaker OF name
warmly supported it was General Lamarq0.:
The speeches against the motion connH
some saIutarv truths. The members asked
what national benefits they ought to honor
memory of Napoieon7
"Was it for having dispersed the uatOni
at the point of the bayonet-s'
the liberty of the press-transferred the dHn
Of causes from juries to comml'sl'ns-taa.
war into all quarters of the world--pah'eo'
every wlere-and lost his throne by an ria
IF despotism? General Bertrand said he dn,
think there was any danger to be aPPrsIa
rom the application being granted; but Ne
nitted the Ministers were the best judges
emark made great impression on the Chihr