Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-05

Shortly afterwards the oath, written on ma.
was rendered to him, which after readirrr pE'
repeated aloud, and .isued. One hundred a. q
announced the fact. sun
Tie King then addressed the Consress
returned to his Palace. The National Cav
has resumed its sitings since ITS election osss
Prince, anil under circumstances ahch oi,,D
its deliberations more than ordinary in.era,,
The spirit OF faction is clearly not Vet l,n, ::
that assembly. A motion by the Minister If r
nance for the supplies for the next quarter, ,aa
placed in his hands in the lump. and diy;I'
a. his discretion. among the different public q,
vices. has been lost 10 the Congress, and an i,s
nation conveyed that till the accounts ar, n ""
satisfactorily made oat, the government Arc
expect but little favor at the hands Of The 4.
semblv. The Congress, amidst all their NJ.
sent excitement, seem disposed to pay early "a
due regard to the great questions OF freedom q;
the Press, and Trial by Jury in Belgium
The Dutch papers contain 10 news Of a Jso.
sive character. The Kings determination nis
respect to the preIimiaaries" was not We, %.
tsiniy known; but the general impression ~,
that hr would not accept them. and lhi, vas |
vored bv the language IN the Ministerial rare
RUSSiA AND POLAND.
The Death of the Grand Duke Con.tanIo, /,
officially confirmed. The Cholera appears 70 |.
making frightful ravascs at St. Petersburg, ul.,
it will be seen some disturbances have ns,,
place. 1t is said that Gei!gud, The Polish Gen.
raj, was surrounded by two Russian corps =
Rosienna, and that he must either SURRENDER g.
take refuge in the Prussian territories. Rru
the main armies there is nothing conclusive
the Polish Commander-in-Chilf had left W.
saw to join the army. and as the Russians wen
advancing to meet him, battle was sho!tly +,
be expected.
We add the following summary from ,he l. |
erpoo. Chroni Gle OF The 23d:--
The accounts from Warsaw state, that tttb
| fence which that city can make at present /, &
so powerful description, that they have not d.
! least fear of its being taken hv the Russians
| was expected that Gen. Toll. before the aIm.
| of Paskewitch, would have male an attempt
take Warsaw; but his means were not sui;ier
although his force amounted 10 $1,000 mel-
! The instruction in Lthuauia extends more an
more.
The Russian army in Poland is not Of thltz .
1 mcnse, overwhelming force as TO excite any
rious apprehension for the fate Of that county
The whole amount is 63.0OO infantry, l9Wk
cavalry, and 522 pieces Of cannon OF this lra
there are with Gen. Toll $500 infantry, "a
cavalry, and Ice pieces mon; the reua: /
der of the army is in Lth6aNia, Nolhynla. &c
Prince c zartoroski has published two prof.
nations. as President Of the National Cover
ment Of Poland; the appear in they WarsaSClE
zctte Of the 4th July. Tie former calls on aIIs'I
people to Join in the formation Of the lands1HI
local mutual; the latter calls on the army @s1
ert itself for glory and the country, in the ste
e!cs that await 1t aud which are expected 10 u
decisive.
The Emperor continues to illuminate his Ut
es against those districts Of ancient Poland ahk
have risen. Podolia, Vclhynia, Grodno WIa
aud BiaIystock, are all declared in state
| war. Ia Vohynia the insurrectionary sPrs
said to be burning with great hercenes' u
fate of Giclsud's corps continues to be a'sla
question. but the presumption seems to be rI
| he has effected his escape from the two PoHsf.
corps of Russians which had been sent to ti.s
him, and that he will be able yet to asst %
cause in the north of the kingdom. lbeN
slams, who under Paskewitsch. were salt to ID"
! fallen back, are now stated TO be again HPoI "
advance To the river Vistula; and. as the roe
| will not shun them, we must soon learn 'l'
important news from this interesting 'Aeau'
| var. =,
The latest accounts from Warsaw. are I" y
9Th July, at which time the capital was Pen"
y Tranquil. II now appears that the l,nluI
of the supposed treason had been grea'., e,1T
| rated. The cholera continues TO make lsn..
strides, particularly amongst the armies; T o.
counts from the Russian Army, when "e'' !"
tusk. are really awful.
| The Journal DIES Debats states that la'.
the Polish army approached ModI'n ano o sT'
on the 9Th and 9th, and the rest OF Tue rT,n" ,.
my had gone to Kaussyn, which the au'~ .S,
guard reached on the 9Th. Profound .e'Ie!
maintained on the plans of the Genera''+ w.,
The following extract is from 'e''e' VIZ
by physician at Warsaw.
"1'he alarm and uneasiness Of those WHOM
afflicted with cholera, and who will proD'U! .s ~
have it, give US as much troabe and ocCup.
-as those who are really l'oourng under 'E
plant. 1t should BE- the duty Of every In'''
attendant TO ,ranTaiIisc the minds Of pl''s
are merely attacked by the naIady Of 'e',
is an asccrtained fact that cholera does no. So
its victims al radon, as some pretend; ~ ", ~,
trary. this disease has up to the rre'en' un,
cd all those who have led rcgn'ar lives a"u ~. ,ts
I IT. Nlg-n nor