Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-08

On the 9TH Of this month. at 2 O'Clock in the
afternoon, the battle before Warsaw began airesh;
duung the same, General Berg arrived in the
CITY. A convention was signed in the evening,
whereupon the Polish army immediately began
their retreat to Praga, aud on the following day.
they marched from Praga 10 Modln, after they
were entirely collected.
On the Slh the Municipal council OF the city
issued the following Proclamation. "As the
Russian troops will this eater the residence, by an
arrangement which the authorities have cOnclud-
cd. the municipal council considers it TO be its
duty to relieve the citizens from all anxiety in
respect to the safety Of their persons and proper
II. but on the other hand, it is confidently eX-
pected, that all inhabitants will observe a proper
tranquility.
Signed OzENsKI, President"
AT half past 8 O'Clock. on Thursday morning,
AT the Jerusalem Barrier, the President Of the CT
~ of Warsaw, surrounded by a deputatiOn OF
the municiral Council. offered bread and salt to
his imperial H,shness. the Grand Duke Michael.
1t pleased his Hishness graciousiy to address this
dcpu,a,ion with words Of Heace, and he rode IN
70 the city at the head of he guards. surround
ed by a brilliant staff. In Saxon Square, the
Grand Duke, addressing the people sald-''Shculd
,uy of the inhabitants Of the residence have any
REQUESTS TO make, they will please address them
selves directly to ne" His Imperial Hishness
resides in the ROYAL Palace.
Field Marshal Count Paskewitch arrived in the
evening of the same day, and passed the night
at the Belvidere.
The troops which entered the city on the 9Th
consist Of the Imperial Foot aud Horse Guards,
Wv: The PrSoaskens Roe, Moscow, Jaeger and
Cossack regiments. At the ssne hsDs the reSi-
ments Of the lithuanian aud EOiieynash foot
guards .and the GrcdnO regiment OF hussars, which
.yere formerly stationed in Warsaw. returned,
INIT the p~uctolian regiment Of cuirass,ers. anu LII
,huanian regiment ofulans, entered the district Ot
Kalisch. Prasa was occupied the same day by
the4mperial troops.
Two days since a great number ut Russian
troops of various regiments passed through war
saw, the music of many regiments playing %iavorite
airs. .
The Warsaw Courier, Of Yesterday, says that
q cessation Of hustiiities will continue Tor Il fort
niobt. until the decision of his Majesty can be
had from St. Petersburgh.
After the Polish army had LETT Praga, they
spent the first night the OH at Tablonwa,on the
ModIin road. On Saturday, the 10th, Count
Zamyiski came into Warsaw, as a deputy from
the Polish army. This army is at present at Mo
dim. and is commanded Dy Gen. Riblnski.
Yesterday. the Polish General DLiekaski ART
we'd here from the army at Modiin, and returned
immediately back.
II is said that General Romarino has gone to
Zumase with part Of his corps.
General Cassimer Maiachowski has resigned
the command Of the Polish army, but still remains
with them.
The reoort that disturbances had occurred day
befo,e Yesterday at Modlin aud the neighborhood,
- mt confirmed. MANY citizens who left ar
saw with the army are now at Zegrs. Report
,,,s that Field Marshal Count Paskew,tsch will
take nm his residence in the Royal Palace.
Gen. Kennenkumpf arrived da, before yester-
d,v ,s A courier from St. Petersburgh, aud Col.
Msiastsow from Lowlco. ,
The Counsellor of State Engel, commissioned
to organize a Provisional Government in Poland,
Councillor of State Suminski. is soon expected.
Count Andrew Zamsiski arrived here on the
,o,h. from Vienna. by the way of Thorn. pro-
viied with a passport from the Russian Ambassa'
DIR, Count Tastischtschow
General Krukiwicki i, still in Warsaw. There
Is mn ~pnsitive information of the present resi-
dence Of General Skrzinecki; the probability is,
that he is in Gallicia, in the neighborhood OF
Cracow. -,
The President, J. Lascinzki, haspublished the
following:
~In Conformity to the Convention, the NUM-
cipal authority Of Warsaw informs the inhabit-
ants of the city. that the Cavalry General. Count
Witt, has been appointed Governor OF the Resi-
dence Warsaw. aud that Major General Baron
KroH, is nominated City Commandant; to which
authorities the inhabitants can apply in all urgent
cases.
The Governor, Count Wilt. lives in the Stadt-
bolder palace, and the office of General korf is
for the present in the senate house. BY an order
from the Governor General, Count Wilt, the
National Guard. and all other persons in possess
sion Of arms, are ordered to deposit the same
within forty-eight hours at the Arsenal. in the
hands of the Director of Artillery. Brigade Ge-
reraI Boutemps. under penalty of being punish
cd nv sentence of a Court Martial.
The officers of high rank, in the National
Guard, were presented to the cemmandant OF
the city. On Friday, the 9th, sixty OF the
Guard performed duty.