Litchfield enquirer., 1831-11-03
From ths Nss. York AWsricaa. EEtra, Oct. %.
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 By the packet ship Britannia, wa have re- ceived LondOn papers tO Intervening Oe Sept. f 18th and Liverpool to the l7th, inclusive.
 FSOm the London COurisr ef Sept. IS.
 The Paris papers of Tuesday. with the Messenger de Ckambers dated yesterday, fully confirm the announcement we were before enabled to make respecting the departure of the whole of the French troops from Belgi- um. There is still no positive news from Poland through this channel, but the Messo- ger de Ch0mbers mentions another reported battle On the 2gd ult., in which the Russians were deleated, and makes some specuIatiOnsl upon ths probability that things were taking al favorable turn to that cause which has the sympathy ofevery lover of freedom, both in France and this country. The extracts which we give with respect to Poland will be read with interest, although they are not of a sufficiently authentic character to dispel the forebodings which have existed respecting that country.
 Paris. Sept. lS.-NOthing has yet been re- ceived to confirm the news received from CracOw, dated August G7, announcing yic- tory over Marshal Paskewitsch. Another version, however, is given of the reported de- feat of Rudiger, according t0 which it was on the goth that the corps of this Russian Gen. eral was suddenly attacked by 15,O0O men, detached from Warsaw, whilst ROZyeski foI- lowed him to throw as much impeachment as possible in his way. Bcsidesthe battle of the goth another is stated to have taken place on the 22d, when the Russians are again said to
 have retreated to the Russian territory. This
 information is the same as we gave yesterday,
 but 1t reaches us this morning with dates and
 details, which give it much probability, par pl q Gnp l.fn al 11.,Aa
 ed to have been sustained by Rudiger. We do not see the same probability in the
 statement given by the Journal des Debats of victory obtained by the Poles at Kolo, for that town (alth0ugh several names are given to if) IS situated more than 40 leagues from
 Warsaw, on the road to POsen, near the fron. tiers of Prussia, and it would be astonishing 1.-the Polish army had already driven the Rus sians % such distance.
 1t IS painful that so much uncertainty ex- ists with respect to events in which the whole of France takes such a lively interest. But, if we have no positive news, we have at least the consolation of observing that all the re- ports which are in circulation are favorable tO the Polish cause, from which we may draw the inference that something satisfactory has really taken place, particularly as the Prnssian State Gdzette tells us nothing more about the magnificent Operations of Marshal Paske. witsch, although it told Us fortnight ago that he was at the gates of Warsaw.
 The Craco,U Courier says" Our camn. in the environs of Warsaw, is composed of 8o.. 900 men, who may certainly be regarded as me best and bravest troops in Europe. Such IS the patriotic ardor with which they are an |. inated, that they wait with the utmost anxi. ety for the signal to march against the enemy. in concert with the levy "n masse, of which a. bout 5O,0OO men, we'll armed, are encamped under the walls ofths capital.
 Poland, in the midst of her distress, has now at her command l70,00 men. whO will march towards inc enemy with the conviction that tke safety pr the ruin Ofthe country depends upon a decisive victory, and who, solely con- hding in the assistance Ofthe Most High, who always assists the just cause, are about to sus- tain combat with the second Russian Mar. shab whose army does not number more than 100000 men.
 It appears, by tho Brussels papers. that King Leop0ld's Government is taking meas. ures fOr the organization of formidable mill. tary force to oppose another invasion of the Dutch. which 1t is supposed the King of Hol. land may attempt after the termination ofthe present armistice on the 10th of October.-l The Emancipation states, that the army is to ~c utshUuaeu bu tnFfe campS-tWO Of 25,OOO | men, and one of15,0OO. Seven Generals and 800 officers Of all ranks are to be obtained from France the militia from 1890 to 1881. to he called out; and 100 pieces of cannon 10 be got ready by the 30th of the present month.
 Two law projects, it is said, fur carrying these measures into effect. have been prepar. rd ny the War Minister. to be submitted 10 Ehe Chambers. Diest, Tnrnhout, and Ton. gres arc named as the places in which the three camps are to be established. Gen. Ex. ceimans is one ofthe French officers so whom tt is said a command n the BeIgic army will be offered. A copy ofthc S0th Protocol, rel. atlve to the evacuation of Belgium by the French troops and the occupation ofLuxem- burg hy the German Confectionery, wss re. reivcd by the Brussels Cabinet on the lq,h.-| The activity of the military operation seems !o have followed the announcement of this Protocol. ksrirdct from letters from gentleman no,c ;n
 St' Petersburg, dated August 5fh. 1881.
 since the cholera has been here the iher- mometer, at noon in the shade, has stood at lDont 70 to 30. Until to-day (Aug. 5th) not drop of rain during the nights rather misty. For three days, 26lh, 97th and 2sth July, IO: S.l know that there occurred 800 deaths .ahys while only about 275 were reported. Ancre seems to be some poison in the atmos. lnerG its effects ia s0 general that iN ,,.,. !