Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-16


seems happily chosen; but then he has with
so00o men, however brave, and 80 pieces OF artillery
however Wen served, to combat against double the
numoer OF hussians, and $50 pcees Of artillery. His
plan seems 10 be 10 vrs on the Of the enc.
my while they are engaged In the attack Warsaw,
~hcn nav oeen pfovsioned Tor x months. and placed
10 SAFE 70 bear . sstto. II IL said, however, that
ne Russian army 10 supplied with provi.ions and all
nssessaries by the Prussns; and that fearful for the
!e OF o." snare Of P'usdsrsd and psri,oned Poland,
ne h'ng OF Pfusa preserves no,hog OF neutrality but
tho name, sod uses all biz erAons 10 cripple the re-
source: OF the brave defenders OF wsr..w. Under
asn sreums anses we ssr,anly ie,l more sPpreheu.
siou' respecting the issue OF tho war at ths moment
than 81 coy period since tho OF the falr-
hood that Die .sch had burnt Peasa and taken Warsaw
oy assault We trust 'bas right may overcome might,
sou 'oN vsior and patriotism may again triumph but
whatever may be the result the eternal ss ma 10 hxed
on nss coun ry and on France, that they stirred
stay his brutal massacre; and p,ste,iy III re ad, with
as'onnhment aud d,sus, that while eur Lsgis!so rs
wasted night after mig In TO protect the
ooofsh bs9iap, or the bgoned and despoloving Por.
nefcit aud most suffering people OF Europe, and
even question was asked with respec, to ,heir fate
rhoro ae reports that partisan officer Of the Poles
aned Chizansk, has gained an important advantage
over the detached corps OF Rudiser. We hops 4, NAV
prove srne; but al tho time l, should be
that II can h,vs hts inAuenes tho great move.
The siege 81 Warsaw.
MEsfEL, July 13.-As soon as information was re- /.
ce'ved here that the Polish General, Giegud with
part OF his troops had entered the Prussian Territory
M. Van Auerswad, the magistrate of the District! inn
mediately repaired 10 Laugaen, and summoned the
General to return across the frontier The latter pre-
tended to have been compelled by necessity to seek
lection upon Prussian ground. The immediate necess-
~ DID not appear very evident but as the General an
Pealed to the humanity of the Prussan authorities and
offered to be regulated by their directions IL was not
possible to refuse tho protection sought for In the
meantime. other troops who had previously been per
ceived coming out of the forest of arsden
the frontier-the Poles who were with Gen, Giegud
Sanout and pieces Of cannon) recognized them
as but the two commanders il evident were
Immediately engaged in warm dispute. Among Ciel.
guds troops murmurs arose; several returned to their
friends ON the opposite side Of the fron'ier and an off,
Ger dashed across, having shot Gelgud az
he was by his staff This act of assassination excited
the utmost indignation among the troops already In
oad state Of subordnation, and it is difficult to
keep them in order. General Chlapowski il at the
quarantine station at Laugalen.
The uooP' Of the Au,osrat," saws the London Cou-
Iet o. ~ July, "are now before Warsaw, with hes-
Wy train OF artillery, The disastrous effects Of which IN,
Poles will we 10 ~, be unable 10 resist Toe defeat NJ
tue brave defenders Of that capital ma be a. and
as murdersus as that memorable day. when nearly sig.
'y-housand bodies persisted by tho ords OF their
mites, and 10 the flames which hsse remosele.. barba
rans had lighted up; and the resistance in 1881 NAV
prove equally In assoal as 1t was 1898 Gracious Coil
what have we been doing for the lat six months our
ing "h'cn we might havs prevented this tisgraeeful
Stain upon humauity-,his fragrant outrage upon ,ne
rights oil civilized men. What load OF sin hs.o we
no brought upon ourselves by such uuE ,isb, up-
unmanly apathy. La France, The odIum sd the eui
Of fortehence-for gull; ard odium there ar.-wi IaII
upon the Government aone for IN Ffaaee
pssn raised IN favor OF the Poles, asd animated
peas have been made by the Ffensh 10 9th .r nation,
On, VIVA, have we done! Not musks, h.ve we sent
70 inc gaiiant pariot'-not medicine has Eng no.
icy o the cure OF the dreadful seourgs with
which they have been shlsisd-po a wound has bs en-
1,s"ea WIN lint furnished through Eogish synpa,bv
Oh Children OF Freedom blush for your sonduc, here
you s;nt money, and arms and medeiner 10 The Creeks
10 race OF men more barbarous than 'lIoe by wi ON
taey were o.pressed,-You have left the P.s 10 COM
oa' ana 10 perish, with no other marks OF sympathy
man empty exc amalOns Of delighra, their parioic
oars, and unavailing arguments 10 favor of the pinc
pies oil right and freedom which they have advocated
IN, hight OF feedom-our 6gb, (for in proportion a,
true liberty prsvas abroad. our own 10 secured a,
noihe)-hss been fought by tho Pole We have looked
on, az children view minis sights, through gass We
nave occasionally exhibited symptoms Of deIgh when
.ne saus' OF justice appeared to prevail hut, unlike
anem we have moi paid for the pleasure Of the srh,
Inc Russians are now b.ore Warsaw. la fe W DAYS
OF aches may mark the site Of that devoted citv
ana 'he bones oil thousands 10 lie by Lt
bravery aud devotion 10 the sacred cause, NAV be
bleaching in the o. us and on our pos,etity be
he htn