The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-02
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By arrirdls at .New York ard Porhand,
French papers 10 The i2h and English TO the
18th Sept. hare been receipsd.
1t seems that the reported departure Of the
French Minister from ST. Petersburg is without
foundation, as il was not known at Paris ON the
i2ih OF Sept, although dispatches irum that
court had Jast been received there.
POLAND.
From Poland the accounts are confused and
unsatisfactory. il is stated that the head quar-
tiers of the Poles were at the gates of Warsaw,
and tho different corps were concentrated at no
great distance. There had been some skir-
lnishing.
The main Polish army had retired within the
Notifications Of Warsaw, after having snslain-
ed loss of 400 to 1900 men in a reconnoi.-
ance, owing TO the mprudcnce of Col Legal .
DIS. French officer.
The accounts ofthe late excuses at Warsaw
are confirmed and details are given which show
them 10 have been even more deplorabe than
was at first represented. Comparative tran
quillity, however, had been restored within the
walls of the city, by the frmness Of the new die
tator, Krukowiecki.
A rumor is given of Polish victory ochiev-
ed by Skrzynccki, near Socharrew. Several
Thousand Russians, it is said, were left dead on
the field Of battle, and 1000 were taken prison
ers. The truth of this statement was doubted
at the Hague
1t is stated that Warsaw will be summoned
three times after which the town will he can
nonaded by all the artillery of the army until it
is capitnaird. A counter revolution has brok-
en- out in Warsaw; but the object Of it has not
been attained
FRANCE.
There had been disturbances at Paris which
were commenced by a party of women, under
the prctext of destroying machine; The pres
ence of the military had been necessary
In the south of France there had been partial
risings Many arrests had taken place. and
couriers had been despatched to Mouens and
Lyons for reinforcements of troops.
A most interesting debate took place in tho
i Chamber of Deputies, Sept 10Th, in which La
fayette took an animated part The Minister
of foreign affairs deprecated military interior.
ence in behalf of Poland, on the ground that
their troops would come in contact with those
infected with the Cholera.
A change in the French Ministry is spoken
of. 1t is said that NJ. Decazes, who was a Min
ister of Louis XVIII, will take the place of M.
f Pcrrier.
A letter from Corfu, dated Aug. II, contains
the following extract of letter from Napoi di
iomania !: " Blood is again flowing in Greece
he President has been employing the Russian
forces to resist the demands Of the sensible part
OF the nation, who cali for general assembly
eiu COnstllHtlon. rive DAYS ago we
fighting against the Russians at sea- and against
the Tacticos and other troops of the President
ny land. Admiral Miaus commands the Greek
feet, which he has taken possession of in order
to defend the rights of the people. The battle
took place III the port of Poros, where the Rus
sian Admiral was with irigate and three briggs
Greek sloop and Russian brig have been
, disabled. We are looking with the utmos, anx
ety for the result of the events"
The French papers disbeiieve the accounts of
these unpleasant movements
TURKEY
: Accounts from Constantnople TO August 10,
state, that not only the plague, but the Cholera
prevailed there. Within the last ten DAYS be-
tween 5000 and 5000 persons had been attack
cd by the latter disease, which, however, SEEM
ed to be less malignant than in other places.
| Commodore Porter arrived on the 10th, with
the ratification oflhe treaty of Commerce con-
cluded last year between the Porte and the
United States.
ENGLAND.
The London papers arc filled with an account
5 OF the Coronation Of King William and Queen
Adelaide of England. The pageantry is stated
10 have been of the most imposing kind
: THE QUEEN's Crown. The crown which
the Queen wore at the coronation differs yerv
little from the crown of state worn bv his Mai.
} esty except that it is smaller, and the Jewels
are not so numerous or so large. The mound
Is OF gold, instead of aquamarina The crown
IN n winch the Queen returned from the Abbey TO
Westminster Hall, is made to eclipse all others
IL Is OF the form of the preceding, but so cover
CD with immensely large pearls and diamonds,
and other invaluable Jewels that not a particle
OF the gold can be seen. The mound and arch
es are an entire mass of pearls. The value of
these Jewels is Ell $780, [about $3.50 ,0OO] and
. though they are numerous and large the
E crown weighs only l94 ounces.-LOhdOn PAPER