Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-27

2oth divisions. Almost the whole OF the 95th regiment
were taken prisoner. The Polish regiment. called
the Sons OF Warsaw which were under the COM
msnd Of the French Colonel Romarino, who WAS in the
battle, as B~rigsdisr General, wa, engaged for the first
time. Field Marshal Diebiisch did not witoe.s this
lat IL, being just then engaged IN reviewing the Guard.
who had lately arrived. Genera, Skrynecki had a horse
wound ID under him. TIE m'mber' OF the Govern
mrut- Czar,0rysk Is rzykawski, ard CoUot Grstavas
Nalsckhowski, Minister .or Foreign Affairs, were in
the hoties, o. the tire. The day before Yesterday,
the dead hodies near Bis'olnks were buried. Eve
hundrsd m-u, ptovided with Z, aie', were sent Tor that
purpose,
"htc riding 70 fnriher acsoun,s OF the q Of April. 10
the zane j)utnal. Nj. Piich'a, Secre,aiy.G neral to a..
Cover IN NJ, who was conmissioned TO deliver TO The
GeasrI'-in.C Chief The cross ct a Kaighi Commander
conferred on him, net him jast az he had gained a lar.
th.r sdvau,'g- over the Russian 'ro'ps.
soap. lie XII, aid-Je-camp to the Commander in
Cbie,, Ia, brought to Warsaw tho standard. TAKE on
the hr-i; he iettihs General.in Chief a, KalIzyn. Up
to IL o'clock at noon, on he I'd, 1000 p,iscuers had
been Brought into w ,rsaw, and more continued to ar
rive. Eleven cannon, taken i'm the bat l.. ave ALEC
be, n brought in, and eleven mere ere expected. Among
he prisoners ere 90 off GERS Of diiIei en-, rALk. A v.ty
or at ouh.ber OF The prton re are 'rJm the provinces
formerly belongipg 10 II lan'.
The Warso,c Gazette has The following ar,icle:-
: In the night of the 10th, the Russians attempted TO
pass the NistrIa at Siekierki, near Czerniakow, but
their design was frustrated by our troops. Along the
banks of the Vistua occupied by them, they have
erected alarm posts, probably tn effect, by lighting
Deacons, the passage over the river at the same moment
along the whole line. According TO the statement of
prisoners, the passage was to be attempted at FIVE points.
IRON the Polish Frontiers, .dprii =" According
10 the latest accounts, the several Russian corps had
collected in great force b tween Kaluszyn and Seiedlec,
and a decisive battle might be shortly expected"
The warsaw Journals contain many regulations
aud proclamatlons of the Governor General. He re-
minds the inhabitants that the city is still in a state OF
seige, and that now, more than ever, all depends on the
punc'nal performance OF their duties by the National
anu Civic Guards. Every one must be ready to take
the field at the first signal, and the smallest disobedi.
ence will be severely punished. The Governor having
convinced himself, that in spite Of all preceding prohi-
hIlnn cnvaraI naVso ctt laa, n., 49,.
ders them TO be delivered by TO morrow, other wise each
person shall he shot, in conformity with an article
which he has himself added TO he military code. He
also requires a large quantity Of straw for the army in
Warsaw and in the field.
The Vice Governor orders all Polish officers and
soldiers belonging TO The camp or the field, who cam
not justify their remaining i'm Warsaw by a written
permission OF the Governor General, Immediately TO
JOIN Their regiments, on point OF being treated as ma
RAIDERS.
Dutch papers have arrived this msrnine; but thew
only give the following scanty supply of intellige nee:
"THE HAGUE, April 10 Among the reports of
the day the following According to a new partition
1881 to Belgium, AMI l-3l TO Luxumburg."
APRIL l2.-The First Chamber # the States Gene
raj has agreed 10 the loan of AZ millions.
General de Kock has inspected the position in Dutch
Flanders. The 'roops and the inhabitants are all ami
mated with the best spirit in favor Of the King and
country. The greatest exertions are making in the
dock yards at Flushing. The Zeeuw, Kortenaar, and
waterloo, ct the line, are fitting out for sea with all
speed. The Nehelleniah AMI Steldcr corvettes are or
dered to take up a position off Callao.
Chy Itoeiue o'clock -"Th- PAri, letters received
ths morning, give h PARTICULARS OF the decision Of the
rle-'oral Law, TO which, in abiding yesterday, wt cou,d
OILY mention h factct i's having be'n carried 1, IA
by a major ~ OF Fix TO one. The French Funds hal
experienced a iu'th r comfortable ri'e; The Las, price.
On Wetn' sday being, TO The FIVE per Cents. S6f 4Oc
ana Tor the Thee per Gents. SIT. 60c. The Pa'rio ic
Loan. or subscription was proceeding, but in a very
email degree. 1t ia in fact looked upon as a peri, c
failure, and III particulars Of the new LcaH had been
| hiai. In lla a,fa
"It was reported III Paris that the Au-,rians h.
agreed 10 leave Italy on the Let OF Nav.
"O"drter past Tire O'Clock. -Clnsois are now rs IL
OF t-aee it 20 any gnOo suuuurny, .Aa~o-h + ye can.
cOmmnaicA ion had been receive in Paris snpoupc.
ing that General Diabi sch has been taken pri.o
ner, and the main body of the Russian Army dis
persed."
Pr'ces IF British Stocks this day Mt 7too.-B,nl
Seek 2Oi; Three per Cent. Red. 7S 5S Ia; Three ~,
IA 8 rs; Three and Hslf psr Cts; DITTO, Reduced s.
3-s; DITTO, otto, Now So I-2 IA; Four pr Cents. 81
LIP.
LONDON, April l5.-we have received the ps,i
Joufn3l'of Wednesday. and the Messenger des Cham
ber', Revolution. and Gazette de France, dated yes
,|rdav. ley contain no news from Poland, Tha
Elec'ora' law was carried by Ministers in the Cham.
Der Of Deputies on Tuesday, by a majority OF 3OI o 81
A very angry discussion arose in the Chamber c
ID 'pn'ies on "Wednesday, on the discussion OF the vo',
Of extraordinary credit Of 100 millions; in the coutse
Of which Gen. Lamarque said, in reference 10 the
raoih, neutrality OF France, hat "ihen,e forwarl
French faith and Pune faith woulI be Synonymous"
MS inuhceu n NiOnseur my 10 call the General car
inso'en, fellow" The President in%ierfered: bu, a duel
il "a1 believed, would be The result M arsI al Soull
condemned The language of G neral LamaruTe, who,
II was reported, bad acceded TO 'hs request OF the Bel.
gc Government, to lex; The command Of the Bell -
army.
The funds had been improving when some sedi.
tious papers were thrown from the gallery Of the Bourse,
and caused a fall. The second Edition Of the Repoiu.
ton states, that 100 ba,taIinns OF National Guards
were about 10 be organized on the eastern fron'i r, up.
der the command Of General, Semele and B,chilien.
We haVA Iu3t beeu inIpFma1 avs Ia 4 ,n1nr Gtob.
nj the 18th, that a letter received BY E.toIrtte this
morning, from Pdri', has the folio wing: -
PARIS WedneSddv E0eHiH - TIE ne VS. Of ID =
bitsch and his army having been ,aki1g il confirmed.
We can only add, that this intelligence has not
reached office at home.
A letter from Vienna, dated lat inst, states that the
Duchess Of Parma has taken two regiments of Austrian
infantry into her pay, and that 10000 Of the same
army will be maintained by the Pope for a limited
period.
The King Of Prussia has just granted to The prOvin-
ces acquired in 1915. the municipal franchise aires dy
enjoyed by Old Prussia.
The letters from Danizic, received on the l5h in
London, contained very interesting news from War.
saw. Information had been received by a mercantile
house in Dantzc, from Warsaw, that tbs 95'h Rsgi-
Bent OF Russian troops, with some olher soldiers, had
deserted aud joined the Poles. The correspondent OF
the commercial honss 10 Din'zlc, al Warsaw, states
that no saw The Russian troops arrive. They had
marched from Gfotia, and when challenged, grounded
their arms, and were in course OF exercise, " hen the
letter was despatched, 10 join The Polish army. The
number Ct Russian troops who had thus deserted, a.
mouoted, IL is slated, to 4~000.-Tbere ore no letters
from S.. Petersburg this mofr Ing, the commute aion
having been cut of. On the road from Msmel 10 Riga
d great number OF persons hid risen against the Rus
sian troops. IL wa reported that the army under Gem
erSl Diebitsth was suffering severely from want Of
provisions.
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