Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-02-10


merry united with Russia, and, lastly, that
me Llthsaprsn corps under the command Of
tne Czarowltsch might not enterthe kingdom
Oh roland Lastly, the deputatlon observed
ulat II was the most ardent wish OF the ma
uon, that all the ancient parts Of Poland Sow
under the dominion Of Russia. should be re-
united with the kingdom OF Poland, TO oaioy
with 1t the benhts of the Constitution.
HE French Consul General hoisted the
'rl coiorcd flag on his house immediately af-
ter the departure Of the Russian troops. The
shops are already opeu, and there is no want
oil provisions. tranquility is perfectly resto-
red. Several persons who have committed
robberiss, have been punished, some of them
put to death. The Medical Gentlemen ofthis
city are actively engaged in attending TO the
wounded citizens.-General Sierewski is APP
pointed commandant Of the city
On the I'd and Sd the bodies of the per.
so8s killed were buried: among them Gene
rails Potocki and Norwich. The Provisional
Government has issued proclamation con-
tanning regulations Tor the formation of the
regular tr0ops,as well as OF the levy en- n,asse
Ills Imperial HiShness the Grand Duke
Constantine immediately before his depar-
lure Issued the following PROCLAMATION to the
Polish troops:
Il give the Polish troops wba have remain.
ed faithful 10 me TO the iast moment, per-
mission TO return 20 their couut4yuen. i am
going to march with the Imperial troops ts
Withdraw from The capital, AID expect, lsoa,
the honor OF the Poles, that tie former will
not be interrupted in their march to the
Empire. Likewise recommend all establish
| nlents, all property and persons, to the pro
tecton OF the Polish nation, and place them
nnUPr tXN sa(a eYrs ri of ftz hanoe
(Sigsed) CONSTANTINE.
WARSAW, Dee 8, 1902
The Executive Committee OF the Council
! oil Administration was engaged in the night
oil the LIST, with the following subjects
|. With issuing an order for the opening
of The barriers for all persons leaving War
saw. They are allowed to go to the proyin-
ees without passports, FIRST giving notlco to
the police.
2. With measures for the safety of HE
nsalls, both coming and goiDg.
8. With the safety Of all the nancy in tho
several public eoaers
4. With measures for the re gular supply Of
provisions for the troops in aud near War
saw.
5. With similar measures for TIE regular
supply Of provisions for the inhabitants Of the
city.
s. With the organization Of committee
to maintain tranquility in the suburbs Of pra-
ga.
Z. With new appointments for several Off
ces.
8 With the project for the organization of
General Board OF Public Safet, in the whole
kingdom, and with other subjects Of SINH
lar nature.
! "Count Gusfavus Maachowski is added 10
the Council OF toe Administration.
"The Journals contaiis The decree of the
Council appointing General Chiopicki Com
mander-in Chief Of all The forces in the King
DOM
General Chlopicki was suddenly taken i'll
yesterday. wSich caused general conSterna
ton. It's, however, reported that be was
better in the evening Yesterday evening
that General received official news that tie
garrison 81 the fortress OF Modlin after let
ter OF the Grand Duke Constantine had been
communicated to ii by his late Aid dc Camp,
Count Zamoysli, had surrendered without
resistance. The particulars OF the capitula-
ton are not known.
"lhe Grand Duke Constantine was unable
TO cross the Vstula at Warsaw, in order 10
effect his retreat by Praga upon the road TO
Lrodno and 1ena, as had been stated ia the
first accounts Of the Polish Instruction The
bridge Of boats over the Fistula was destroy
ed. The Prince and his troops were there
fore obliged to retreat 10y the route OF Volhy-
MIA. lie was at Gcra oil the 4th December.
Il would appear, from the course oil his march,
that it is his intention to cross the Nis;ula al
Pulawy, and proceed on to Lubin, Polish
city, situated on the road to Volhynia and
Lemberg, the Capital OF Austrian Galicia. -
This retreat is the result Of Convention, g.
isexecuted without any hostility bctweea the
Russians and Poles.
1t seems certain that the Russians were not
animated by any enthusiastic feelings against
the liberty Of Poland, and that ihcy only
fought during the insnrrection for the pur
pose Of defending themselves. In point of
fact, those regiments are chiefly composed
of Volhynians, Lithuanlans, and Gallicians.
all sons OF the ancient kingdom of Poland.
From The P,1usiaa State Gazette, Dec. II
The following account from Warsaw Jour
nals) is the proclamation Of the Council of
Administration respecting the admission CT
new members.
in the name Of bis Majesty the Emperor.
King Of Poland, Nicholas, /. Considering
the urgency of the case, the Council of Adj
minislration has invited tho following persons
to join in the exercise OF its functions:
The Prince Senator and Woywode Adam
Czartoriski. the Senator Woywode Michael
Rsdzvil, the Senator Castelar, Michael
kockhanowski, the Senator CASTELAR, Count