Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-15


81 the empire, With all the powers and pr.ros av-s a.
t.ehsd to thst force. Meantime bic Majesty -. de
el.ved III: Governments Of Grodno. wilma. MiuoL, Po
ooa and Volhyns, and also The province Of
70 state OF war. and placed them under the sam;n,
ssts.on o! the Commsnder-in-Chet The army in the
es'd will eonsi't Of the detached corps Of the sren.
oesss the LIST and I'd corps Of nsn,ry the 81 and Bh
corps Of tho reserve cavalry aud The detached Lithu.
man sosp' which, with the troops belonging IT, will
soos,iute the six corps OF infantry
The Adjutsnt. General, Count Toll General 81 In
.sny: appointed Chief Of the STAFF Of tho Army Ia
wAasAw. Dee. 1000 tn. 18th and Is h, rr.,,
NUMBER oil tho citizens voluntarily worked az the en-
Ucoenments. Civil oficers, citizens, the Rabbi.'
school, sui even the Clergy, were seen vo,ki,. =,
mem. encouraging each other. Wi these sxe,tons
we wsrk will soon be completed. Yesterday ~, Oh
and several hundred forms were found In ,uroior nm
the ground. and were imme ia,sy delivered nm to he
Auohortes. n " -
girl. thirteen years Of are. has presented n m.
Soucrv ono thousand forms, posted In the Bank
ne Dicta,or has sent to the Bank his diamondi ring
sod valuable snuf box. Count Wiaidslsw Os,row.ki.
gwen. In ready money bonds snd horses, 200 600
no'tns, Count PATTI 100000, and Prince Czartorv ali
10000. citizen, Lee Msiachowski, has sent to tSs
0overnment 100 900 Horin..
The in'urrec,ion is now proclaimed In ali mart. =,
me Kingdom. On the Sh, Il wac proclaimed in the
Northern Circles. on which the Cossacks stationed
there, retreated TO Russia.
We hear from all quarters that the Jewish ponul.
uon OF the Kingdom 10 armng with extraordinary
The Lthuantan corps has, by order of the Csaod
Duke Constantine, retired distance from the from
uers and this TO quite conformsbls the view which
as appears from many ercumstanees the Prince tskss
OF the state Of affairs. May he powerfully support onr
sexeus'ons a. Pe'ersburgh. and effect an anesbIe ar
ranGement OF the dispute. what llsht IN. s..
events OF our revolution looked upon IN s., Pc
tersourE, appears from order sent hitherto n mn,
Gown an insurrection by the police. The bearer Of
ants order, brother Of the Minister Of War Haut.
who was killed has been witness Of the imposin~ A.,
M'ude which We bsve assumed to obtain from N.
snrone the iuin'ment OF s,cred promises aud NAV re-
port what he has SEEN The military preparation.
prosecuted with greet activity. or smnuuton. arm,
sna military stores, We have abundance. Tho great
sanee OF the Russian troops that advance against
anords US suheient time 10 be fully prepared for
he combat, II should be resolved upon.
Tho Polish Diet opened on tho 18th Dseembsr
Gen: Csiop'ek resigned bis authority Dictator, bu,
On the 10th rens,aed in hi. Office He acc.n,.I ON
condition OF release from all personal responsibility
and authority to call the Diet together when he
%. me Diet was to be prorogued imms lately TIE
votes to The Provisional Government has been dis.
solved, and National Council appointed in ia ted
rIS, nASow, Dec; s.-The conspiracy planned in l..
however, acknowledge that was nstgated by foreign
ers. Tho police being close at the heels Of the con
spators the latter saw safety for themselves but
IN mo explosion OF the FIRE they had spread
BELGRADE, Dec. 6y-Prnee MIo,eb. at IN. b.,d
OF ieoo troops made his public entry yesterday amidst
the ringing Of bells and the loud ACCLAIM Of tbs
people. VI '"e
/, BERLIN, Dec 27-Priva,e accounts saw ,b,, +,
many places 10 the Polish frontier, near Se.ia the
nu"ian Polish arms, which were DESTROYED on the
ar" snervsseence, have been restored and guards sta
uoned 10 the place OF the Cossacks, TO maintain the
regulations OF the Customs the ancient footing
ne Augsburg Gazsue contains the following dated
~. fe'ersburg Dec 10 =" The inhabitants sre ar.
esnsernation respecting the insurree,ion az War
saw, and many fear the loss of dear relations Ats
Wow yesterday, the Emperor, &C ,smpanied nv ,bs n.
easy frnce rode through all the ranks Of the reg.
ments, and made known tho events nj Warsaw n ~
soldiers, who all cried for Vengeance and were ;oosd
"a tncir indignation by the spectators sYout wis,
ens'I DC complied WITH answered the Monarch II
Lea Untt A.
hurah then resounded from all the ranks and ,hon
OF Down with the Pole,!' were heard from all slice
oince TINS memorable scene. which render. the En-
Perof immortal in the of all the Russians svery
one vies with the other in making patriots"
CRAcow, Dec. 6-Violent as was the explosion O.,
vac revolution In Warsaw, the leading seem to
proceed with The greatest GOODNESS in tho farther de-
ve'opemeni OF II, and to desire conceal s real ten
dency, under the OF fidelity to the Emperor Nj
eno'as IN order, when In, instruction IL compile to
give themselves 10 the eyes Of the world the appear
anee OF moderation. and to from themselves the
future chances of personal danger.
=, Inc Provisional Government has Issued Prociama-
uon, 10 whch II promises TO return to obedience ard
nde,y to the Emperor, but requires the Other hand
The maintenance Of the existing Con.,i 'ution.
u. The Union Of the old Polish Provinces, formerly
separated from the Kingdom, ard added to Russia
o. inviolabili'y OF the Polish territory and the with
drawing o. the Lithuanian army, stationed about Biaiv-
stock and Brsesz. under General Rosen
"a The. exchaog. of the prisoner. Who doe.
NOT see In such proposals the object of the nsurxsot.
to eon'odate the strength and come cions of Poland
snder the protection Of Russia in order to be afterwards
TIE better able 10 proclaim its independence? The re-
union Of the old Polish provinces would .,engthen he
Kingdom Of Poland by the addition Of four millions of
Souls and might lead 10 other pretersons TO which
neiher Austria nor Prussia could Weld, even should
the Emperor Of Russia he disposed TO grant thu demand
o. the new Government OF Warsaw But IL Is not very
keiy tnat there will be much readiness ST. Peters
burgb to make ssons of this nature and we NAV
ra'her expect 10 see In few weeks all the horrors OF
war overwhelm Poland
WARSAW, Dec 25.-The Polish Diet opsned on
he 18Th inst Prince Czartoryski, was elected Pres
cent OF the Senate, and Count WIadislaw Ostrowski
Ms'haI OF the Diet. General Cbopieki resigned iu 4
70 inc hsnds OF the Diet his authority dictator; but
on the zo'h ne was rensated in his office, and com
muso oil each Chamber appointed to assist him
with their advice. The condition on which he has an
sep'ed the important charge are q release from al,
Personsl responsibility, the appointment OF the public
!nneonaries and the power Of calling the Diet toge
sher when he pl.asss.
The Provisional Government Of Warsaw have sp.
pointed National Council consisting Of Prince Adam
CEartoryski, President Of the Senate Conat Wladi,
law Os'rowsk, Marshal Of the Diet; Prince Radxvill
Leon Domorowski; Senator Castelian Barzykoyski
Deputy from the O-t-olepka.
me Wdrsdto Gazette Of the z5lh inst contains
numoer OF appointments MAIDS by the Dictator who
=" declined pension Of zoe 900 FORMS offered him
by the Provisional Government All he r,ouire. Ia q
public building for ofici residence and ,uopv st
provisions for himself sni staff
HAMBUR9.--The Russian Guard, 40 900 m en- were
ready 10 march from st Petersburg for the Polish
frontier on the rs inst Business In 81 Pstersburob
IT the dste Of the latest accounts was completely
no Government is determined 10 send an overwhsIm
ing army into Poland, and 10 crush the insutrecton
eeufe qui eoufe
ROME
iho Coocave' which commenced on the 1lh OF
Deesmher, will not he Of long duration II 1. hood
that the pope will he eIeeted by Eoat,.. =, a.