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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-19
70 the Public.

EXCEEDINGLY regretting the necessity which
lI:aEaia cnnstrains me to appear thus, I nevefhc.
briefly 20 notice which appeared inthe
Gazette Of YESTERDAY, bearing the signature Of an en-
ployer II % beevot" journey II he writer per.
cefves, from distorted and mys6eti dotssion Of my
remarks in my late note 10 the public, that o have
charged him with 'seubmi,ting to the dctae of the
Society, and prescribing those who dared undertake
the management Of their own business" &c ,,,16
A. respects the frst, cannot have greatly erred
since those who agree to sgn their Book must in some
measure, submit To their dictston for by one Of their
rules, an employer is arbitrarily prohibited from EN-
ployng any journeyman who does not belong to their
Society, however ayerse he may be to attaching him
selftoit. Unless they do 50, they must be benevo.
lenty" discarded for the sake OF the excusves"-
This cause therefore, &c other existed think fully
ustes the assertion, and entirely exonerates from
the mputstion cfunjust fable hosity the Society;
never conccde to any Society the privilege u
determining who shall or shall not employ.
The writer, in the eagerness Of his desire to make
cause with the Society, anil evnce his uupro.
voked hostility to myself has, either from the acueness
obtu,eness of lis peIceptve facutes discovered an
accusation in my note, which none other but hmse I
could have found; as have way therein charged
NJ employ or with - proscribnS"-so that the avowal
Ut his Innocence III tins respect IS as premature as Off
cious
&c. have little to say, other than that their Book Of
Prices may perhaps strve convenient guide for
those who mechanics ~ theory. hut those who ere
practically need no secondary guidance by which 20
regulate their business; and parents binding their
TO such have sure guarantee that hey will become
adepts in their profession, without being endowed with
that ineomp,ehensidie omniscienee which Book Of
prce," ~ sand to afford I'D. ....rl
Not expecting 10 lave been necessated, after the
lapse Of near eek, sgsn TO notice the societys aver
tiseent, had ordered my previous note to be disco
tinued shcwn b, yesterday s Gazette; but have de-
sired it to be reinscrted, that the public might deter
how tar the gentiemsn's remarks ct Yesterday
were called for As varied not with him. now leave
the SUBJECT hoping that shall Dot be again compelled
IN notice it, ..r. .. JAMES GREEN,
Alexandria, Nov ID, 1881. .a.a ,.a..
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Dosxess, 'Ns~. IS.

0QoIoN, NSv. -.
The Election. -'Fhe Election was conducted
yesterday in this city with more than usual scti-
witty. There we're run FIVE distinct tickets-,he
regular National Republican, the Grocers' ticket,
embracing the grocers OF AL parties, the nonim-
prisonmentfor-debt ticket, the regular Jackson
ticket, aud the anti.nasonic. composed partly Of
anti-,naseI,s and partly Of respectable men not Of
that party. These various tickets we're enough
to create abundance Of confusion at any election.
But in addition TO this, the National Republican
Party severed between Mr.. George Blake and
Mr.. James / Austin, for Senators. Many OF
the National Republican ticket for Senators and
Representatives were also on some Que more
Ut the other tickets. Manifestiy, the National
Republican and the Grocers' were the two strong
est tickets, that, in all probability, those names
which were common to both Of these tickets may
be assumed to have been elected.
Unnatural Marriage -Rumor, with her hun
dred and one tongues, has been exceedingly in
dustriUus, Tor the last week, upon singular cir
cumstance, being 10 other than that Of a man,
residing in North Second street, heretofore con-
sidered highly respectable citizen, and the ia
ther Of two or three grown up children, having
married his o,cn sister! and in comparatively
short time subsequent to the death of his FIRST
wife. v.s b., Ir'. .. .sr
The excitement produced by so extraordinary
an act, seems extensively to perYade all classes,
and several societies TO whom he belongs, have
made arrangements for expeil,ng him immediate
ly. Report confidently asserts that warrants have
been issued for their apprehension, by the city al
thorities. that he absc onded aud has not been ia
ken; aud that the woman, after having had hear
ing, was bound over to the Mayors Court, in the
50 N Of one thousand dollars. Chron.
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FINDER The authority Of a deed of trust, executed
u on the 18th day of3A"g,,st, 1876, by John Lewis
ana frances +. I,wis his wife. and recorded in the
CLERKS Office of Prince William County Court, will
SELL by public auction, at ren;sville the first Mon
day in Jsnusy that beng Court day. for ready money,
= moict, ct
TRACT OF LAND called STEPNEY,
in Prince William County. being the same whereon
john Lewis now resides, which conveyed by said
Lewis and wife 10 the subj crber. Trustee. to secure
certain debts therein mentioned. a
Such title MS IS vested in the subscriber by the deed
If trust will be conveyed to the purehasei, is belev
ed TO be unquestiOLsble
Oct l8-ts ROBERT BAN.Y, Trustee.
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Ehomas GrAinev, NJ. b.
SURGEON DENTIST.

H. AS the honor to inform his fellow cItizcns, that.
Il having returned from Paris, where. for the lssr
two years, he has been studying Dentistry under one
of the mos, experienced and celebrated gentlemen Of
the profession, he tenders his services 10 the public.
ssd hopes BY his attention and skl to merit patron.
age.
ir has brought with him large assortment Of
natural aud most approved porcelain Teeth, which lat
ter, BY their superior manufacture resemble nearly
the natural teeth TO be- unds,ngushabIe from them
when placed III tile mouth.
Persons who have, by cancer other disease, lost
their noses, he will supply with artificial either Gre
clan Roman, that cahnrt be distinguished from
,ural noses. specimen may he seen at his house on
Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and 10th streets,
Washington CITY, ga.
nov 9-d3m
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT 0F ALEX.aADRL.a, ~. G..

ARRIVED. NOVEMBER II,
Steamboat Fredericksburg, Is. j. jenkins,
Baltimore; freight and passengers for the District.
Steamboat 0asatonic, Walker, Boston.
1s,h-Schr. Ployghboy. Baxter, Nanjcmoy;
wheat and tnbacco to- The muster. sr. .r..f
Steamboat franklin. hewitt, Norfolk, passen.
gers Reports ore brig and four topsaii schoon-
ers bound mp. Ship Eagle off Maryland Point,
going down. - .c-
SAILED, Nov Is,
Schr. Potomac. Bears, Halifax.
Stca mbnat, Potomac. Hubbal, .a Norfolk.
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DERCtIvTN6 that those Cabinet Makers Of this
l. ID strict who have srtnsd the Journryme''s Book
u Prices hay been accn.yd, By an advertisement, pur
porting "a, he reply 20 ana'iversemcn of those j0rr
mn, ct "sub!ntiRE To Their tcatiCn prOscrib-
is those who The mars cement nj tieir
IA n business. untraI,mciied by aBv Pledges" and
ing myself c!assea anpng THIS lumber, l. IN self
defence, boh tn say, sofr concerns m, self the
accusation is entirely erroneous
When the Go'n,n;ttee cnlie', on me to sign their
Book, al first refused thous told them that wouid
70 sr rs the rest half Of the Cabinet Makers
Ia better their condition; and was within one or two
of The last that signed AZ The proceedings of the
Society since, and esp, cia'y had
no knowledge ufthem il an shape or form whatever,
until their advertisement appeared i'll public print
Now, upoa what ronnd the author OF tins advertise
Justify himself for bringing this charge against
my self and others, am st n Oss ~ know. In tXamn
ing the Journsl mems advertisement, can see nothing,
and def him To point out any thing, calculated TO i'm
plicate in the desigGs he Hsnuses His OBJECT.
believe is 10 excite the public interest against US by
attempting the sins of the ourne, (f the
nave committed any upon our hexds. and, were l to
Judge from the cunning d,psyed in his advertisement,
psr;cu!sri the latter part # it. that had refused
to sign this Book, he would have taken the opposite
course.
With respect 90 Societies composed of Journeym
Mechanics, they are novel thing have long since
been crdbly informed that they have been organized
in msny parts of Europe largest cities aud that
there are seyera! nny Of diff trades in this District.
From what little have learned OF their regulations
believe is IS the interest Of employers To encourage
tl.c for in epedent Of their henevo cnt purposes.
or. ofteir rules u.s. that they shall all work for the
s.me prices This ruie,Of course, places al on IN
equal footing, AID is 4tnnnnl to the apprentice, as
he must know thati. will he the Of expeling all
those Of idle incorporate and Ecrmous habits from
shops Of any stanmg and that their future prospects
will depend OH their present trtons and department,
and TIM, merit alone can lead them to fortune = his
sc. nf, Nil,ii NJ a
nut h;s .on to the Cabinet Business. by referring to IT,
lie can see. at once whs lie 'sd dong.
CHARLES KOONES.
Alexandria, Nov. II, 185i5t g.
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nov 10 I'm
CASH ynr sEegrNes

ANE wish to p,tchase one hundred and fifty likely
w Negroes, VI both sexes from II 10 q years oil
age, field hands; ais, mceharucs Of every description
Persons Wishing TO sell w'alld do well to give us a
cali, We are Determined to give higher price ior
slaves than purchasers who are or may hereafter
he IN this market, aud 40 certificates requred'
Any com nuncations promptly a, enlel TO. We can
at all times De found at our:esdence west cn Duke
street, Nexandris, ID C..
nov 10 ~ FRANKLIN q ARMFIELD.
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BALTIMORE MARKET

. e DAL iMOltE M ami NOV. 10. q
FYour.--Iu the early part Of the week the
wagon price in Howard street was IS Is a
ssh. To-day the prevailing price is s7a.-
Sales Som stores have been made during The week,
at S s7a; and to-day small parcels have been sold
at S "a a S SOC. at which price it is now hold
We remain without any thing to report in Sus-
queIanna. We are adVisedof sale of $50 bis
City Mills. (standard.) at S 90 cash; and lot
Of $50 bbis. (extra1 at $ a5, FL days.
Graia.--In consequence Of the N. w. winds
which have prevailed for several days, the receipts
of Grain have been very light. To-day, howev-
er. The WIND being more favorahIes supplies have
been received, and are considered good. White
Wheat Of the first quality. Suitable. for family
flour has been sold a, 81 l6 a 10; red do Of
the same quality, at S 09. Inferior parcels
have been disposed of at less prices according to
quality. -.,........
Corn.-We note sales Of (oId) at 50 $50
and (new] AT 4s a SIC.
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ffamMs Chameleon printed at The University Of
Ijrr;o;o r..t

Iiirgmia.
Al a meeting Of the Students of the Universe
'voi Va. held III the Rotunda, on Saturday. Nov
), Nj. 5. Maupin was called to the Chair, and
" Frazier, appointed Secretary. Mr.. Thomas
Sennes Jr after addressing the house OH the me-
sn'hOy news Of the fail Of Warsaw, moved ..tha,
aCGmmlttee Of six be appointed 20 draw up re-
solutions expressive OF our feelings on the occa-
ana," whereopon Messrs. Semmes, Blow, ]. Ca
bell, W. P. Clark. Ridley and Watts were ap-
P''aied, who, after having retired a short time.
reported to the house The following Preamble and
@es"ialions, which we're unanimously adopted:
Entertaining sentiments Of respect and admit
radon Tor the Efforts OF nation to sever the bonds
o. oppression, and possessing in high degree,
Iee'lEs' III unison with the motives which always
N'aate such attempts-we have beheld with sin.
''fe interest the late struggle OF Poland to &C.
|'hp''h her political regeneration. Not, like the
ou m"narchies OF Europe. fearing that the pro
gees OF tree principles will subyert the strong
.D''s o. legitimacy and OF power not founded on
.N Sohsent ut thegoverned; but looking to libcr-
u speech, OF action, and self-government as
nan natural rights, our country has prayed sue
|' 10 every exertion in imitation Of her exam
pc And in each Individual breast tins feeling
"'' met warm response.
"3rns witnessed for long period the unwor-
ny degradation Of once free and powerful ma
''ai seen year sitter year the exact,on, and op-
&''loas OF superior add despotic power. ex-
s"''cd sithou, mercy; feeling deeply for her
MVHsss, (yet knowing that the impolicy Of any
MEASURE 10 redress them would De equal.ed only
us irailty) we hailed with exaltat,on The out
ueaAihg OF that spi,i, which burned of ypre 50
WOns'y IN the bosoms Of her sans; and rejoiced
"We prospect of brighter day f., Poland Yet
va' AOpes were destinsd to be frustrated: ADD we
ave seen with dismay tina, injustice and msrule
~ uSe'y as1in to violate the most sacred rights
" aan' yhc youth OF Anerica-we are indls-
'A"' al the tyranny The friends Of Freedom
~, s mourn this delay oil hsr onward progress !!
At n manifest orr sympathy 10 the misfortunes
ioand, and show our abhorreace for the heart
~. ~ u'ierenceof the uther powers of Europe to
n !'suGe ot her cause, we have now assembled.
therefore. be i,
~ st'o.red That the brave people of Poland have
f" mShest consideration Of esteem and respect
N ~sE late gallant, though!unsuccessful attempt
N .ofer the liberties oi their country.
bs ssui5ea, That We have seen with indignation
apa'sy WITH which the European nations have
'''"sa The unequal struggle.
w, S. MAUPIF, Chairman.
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.Segrnes ManteN.

[ RESIDENT of New Orleans wishes 20 purchase,
~ tor his own use alone Cotton late ii Lnui-
sana. family ot Negroes sly from aJ 10 so in r.um
Der Applicants for the sale will p1Gse state tic ages.
size. &c. and the lowest Cash price, Address TO the
undersigned AZ Alexaudris, u, c.
FRA,ykI.TI s. ARMFiELD.
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S0tice,

gY>HE President and Director Of A.hby's Gap Turn
L piks Company have declared dividend of23 two
aud haif) per cent their capita! stock, payable To
he STOCKHOLDERS q. after the first day CT january,
1882 BY oide, oi the rresi,len, and IlirectolS:
-. A. Glj- y, Treasurer.
MilLleturg Nnv. IL = lSSl--nny l9- cow -
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SALES AT AUCTIOl
SBYGEoRaE wHirE.-7H7S D.AH9

.st4
Valuable FURNITURE at auction:
On SfTURD.4Y, I'm inn. At 10 o'eloek, I'M
lAyILL be sold at the rr,ilence OF the late Mrs Is,
Nv r Hooe. in that par of The Rows Of Aiszandris
called the Village, all her ~
HOUSEHOLD 8 KITCHEN FURNITURE
Consist ng in part VI BE- ~. .,
Mahogany chairs adsboards. tables
(, Bureau, snfss, hsudsopie pier gasses
,f- 1eight day clock
BrisseIs and other carpets
l.. Ahtlirons. shovel and tongs, Brass Tenders
Several excellent feather beds
Mahogany aud other hedsteads
II great Uariety Of SILVER PL.dTE.
Together with extensive assortment Of kI CHEM
FURNITURE, and
AN EXCELLENT Mich cow.
Terms Of sale For all Gums Of $50 and under. eashs
$780, credit four months viii be given, foe p.
proved endorsed notes r. W. HEWITT.
Executor Of r, E. Hooe, decreased.
nov 8 Geo. WHITE Auct-
~ The above sale is postponed ill SaturS
day. the l9;h instant. when il will positively taks
place. Sin , GEO. WHITE
INV
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College IF Nsle Jersey 1t gives us great plea
sure to state, as we do Oh the authority of the
Princeton Courier, that the "yacanCy in the num-
Der Of students. occasloned by the departure OF
Tie last class, has been more than supplied BY
The additions since made. Forty tive new stu
dents have already been admitted, aud the pros
poets Of Nassau Hall are non as promising as is
friends could wish '"'"
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IN the. Diniu uf HAVANA, Of 25,h ult, we no.
ice the sentence pronounced by Council Of
War for the Naval Department, upon seventeen
Individuals tried and convicted Of piracy on The
hlIh seas; Of whom seven were condemned ~
death, eight to the public works for ten years, one
to The same for SIX years, aud one pardoned.
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NJ A r r D.,

On Thursday, the 11th instant, By the Rev.
DR.. Reese, Mr.. CHARLES HAWKINS to Miss Lv-
cINDA V. SUMMERS, all of this place.
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W0GNu wanted .

Sy,, rhe subscribers wish to purchase
81 81 NJ ~ II good -Four Horse Hagoa
Es,lSf II 7, TH suitable for - family removing 10
SsiSsSs<s : tSSs.eStSS55s5 he southwest Apply
nov lS GEO JOHNSON " TO.
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by WILLIAM D. MUTT.

Bank Stuck fur sale
nN Tuesday next, 22d inst. At 10 o'clock, viii be
- sold at the Reading Room,
100 shares NJ Mechanics Bank Stock if not previ-
ousy Disposed Of at private sale.
nov l5-ts WIN. %. MUTT.
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lieHnea sugars.

= boxes, 10 barrels Philadelphia s,camrr fined 81,
- gar. just received per soop Charles Williams ant
for sale by F'Fs 'ssa 8. MESsERShI
pny 10 ~ ~
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fUr Nent.
70 Nent.

So. The Store-Room and Warehouse un.
xyTA der nv dwelling sou,lswest coraer of. King
RsSs; and Pitt sts,Saprosise Hr Eew,pn.s srans-
ksEA lin Nouse Ho,ei-an excellent sisnd Cor a
Grocery. rh rent viii be made low, and teah out,
Possession may bebad 5,h September;
aug Is fSsSussP o,HoSS;
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Price Of Produce in Azeraad4a. !yessrday, from
:, Wagons and FesseS.

FLoUa. The wagon price Of Flour continues
at "a 81, Large sales have been made, from
stores, at the'saine price.
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ALEXANDRIA. D.CA
cpnay IfoRNlHG. NOVEMBER 10. 1871.

- meeting Of The Committees Vi Conier-
20 Of Fairfax, Looaoua and Prince William.
s ',,,I hs.held at Gum Spring, in Loadoun County,
ne ssh inst. tif fir-if neta,he next fair
I,vl for lie purpose Of appointing one or more
n.lsqates to represent the Congressional Dis
vic, il the National Republican Convention, to
:, h.,l in Baltimore IN December next. The
,s,,smea appointed at the different meetings in
1,.e counties, are requested 10 attend as above
stated.
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Or. NeAaerbufn's otoyMachic
,e.-, BI L Il Z RS.
DRTICUl.ARi useful al this season Of the year.
4 for sale at his shop Oh KING street.
nUy 49, 81
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There is a letter IRON Washington published
- The last Richmond Enquirer, of 50 defamatory
character, that we are surprised it could gain
,,,is,ioa into the columns Of any newspaper in
II. country. having the least pretensions to re-
,,ecabty In this letter, written apparently
,,i,Aa pen stepped in gall, aud dictated by head
r,r Of malice, many Of the Clerks in Washing
,,6 are stigmatized as sots, speDd,hriits. bank
rupt,, Sc. &c. and their = personal appearance
,ommented on with disgusting yulgarity. The
bieci Of the writer is TO urge on the work Of pro-
.-,io,iou, considered by him as having been stop
o.I sbort in its career He desires the full con-
,rmaa,ion Of Jackson " Reform" and will not
- costen, till be sees his object attained. II
10 Clerks in the Public Offices in Washington
arc half As bad As this writer represents them to
=. General Jackson deserves the severest repre-
,,o.,on for not dsmissng them forthwith. What
,Rse, ,h. letter may have at head quarters, is
,et 10 be seen.
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ile,ter from Cantonment Gibson Of the 24th
ut. communicates the following unpleasant iu-
flrnlatlon; r.
We are very much afflicted with sickness at
Nm. po,t at this time. There arc more officers and
cIdis,s on the sick report than for three years
u,e,ious, and our levers are considered by the
surgeons as Of the most malignant kind, and Of
ape,uar Character . So
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PHILADE, PHIA MARKET Nov

PHiLADEt fHIA MNRkEl N0V.-lb.
We note decline in Supelfinc Flour since
last report; few sales have been made at IS
81 so, aod some, the price 10 be fixed BY
subsequent sales; the principal tons, about
1000 barrels, have been at S 25, which may now
be considered the market price. Rye Flour con-
tinues scarce. Corn Meal is dull. A few sales
Southern Wheat have been made at O5 10.
which Is a decline on prices obtained last week
Corn has sold at slight advance, prime yell
low Brought 50 cents. Sales Of Southern Rye ut
76a17 cts. Oats at 45, aud Fax>eed at $50
cents. Qucr. Bark has sold in small lois at s
so 10 for first quality water power. Whiskey
continues dali. aud in some instances sold at less
than quoted last week.-Price Current.
b. a.- . f-eSe-
The Ndrkei No change in Ashes. Coffee
10 bids Cuba sold at 15icts. The prices of
Cotton are ferbly sustained with but moderate
business. The demand Cor Flour is but moderate,
price not changed; Barley has receded to le5tts;
Csc 90rts; Corn as at the close Of last week.
There have been large sales Of fresh Smyrna
Figs at 10 cts; eastern Hops are selling in lots
at i5cts. fur 1st. and l3cts. for cd do. an offer
of l4cts. was made for large lot lst sort for e.
pur,atiulh The state of the market, generally,
has not varied this week 80.
". York Jour. Com. Nor. 18th
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\ Society is about to be formed in Augusta,
M the promotion of Industry. A society for
hi, ubjsct--if societies are to do the thing-is
mach wanted In our whole Southern country.
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TO the Public.

Alcx.ndris, Nov. 10, 1s3l-,f
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-11
:Dorttg,ls GGtFIItgF,rre.

s NEw-YoRK, August 2.
 By the packet Ship De Rham, from Havre, we have received Paris papers to the 18th of June, and Hayre to the 2lst, both inclusive.
 The Journal of Hasre of the 2lst of June, says Gen. Diebitsch has been removed from the command ofthe Russian forces in Poland, and Count Paskewitsch has been appointed in his place. If th is be correct, it furnishes decisive Evidence, according to our view ofthe subject, that the Emperor is disappointed in his ex expectations, from the former having prob- ably fiattered himself that the suppression of the Polish insurrsction would be- short-lived matter, like the conquest of the Turks. Pas kewitsch commanded in Armenia during the war with Turkey.
 WarsG,D, June I've yesterday received news from Grodno, that the inhabitants near sVolhynia are in open insurrcctiOn. We learn from the Palatinate of Lubin. that Zamosc is strictly beseiged hy the Russians.
 The army of Diebitsch remains in the same position. The advance guard was at PlousiE. si
 The Emperor of Russia has written through his Secretary to the Prnssian General Chefs. card, requesting him fo offer to the inhabit- ants of Warsaw the assistance of . celebrated physician to prevent the rsyages ofthe Chol- era M0rbas. ses.s