The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-21

l q tyS51cH. 1ldo cut un all C0u,t1luiliStftioii with Russia. Flock is free, and Gen. Ramorino, who obtained 9 brilliant yic- titor, over Gen. Golowin, occupies Lul,- lin. In Cracow ,the Iandstufm is under arms. This body is numerous, and is supported by 10,0e0 regular troops"
 Such favorable views accord 50 well { with with the public wishes, that that we n,a, be led to hope tic state of the case l to be better than 1t actually is. One thing, however, appears 10 be certain; :; Notwithstanding the general supposi- ton 10 the contrary. 1t Is rendered ccr- tain hy the annexed proclamation to the Polish army unless the document should turn out to be forgery. and 1t docs not look like one-that the Polish army which evacuated Warsaw uas not included ,n he capitalization of that city. The .htssager de Chanlbres Of Sept. 28, thinks the hopes which some of the papers are attempting to revive, will prove baseless and illnsive; but the Lon don Courier thinks all may not be lost. it adds:
 "Military gentlemen of experience in the Pcninsular War, with whom we have eoflyersed. think that the Polish insurreetion resembles, in great de- gree that of the war u Spain, and may be carried on by the Poles in the same way. They consider the situation Of Poles s.s very iar from being desper- ate, and ioahd their opinions OH tbe fol- lowing circumstances: The hatred, which may hc called national, ot tbe Poles against Ihe Russians, siriilar to that of the Spaniafds against tl.e French during the i'eainsaiaf war.
 Gar owniNpression, however. is, that the contest IS iF tt4e inaii ef;dssd. The following is the proclamation above re- 1 lerred 10:
 Proclamation issued ny the Polish l Comlnaiitlcf-its-Cliief afier the army had retired from Warsaw:
 1 Iieadquarters al kvNoa, Sept. f2. polest-iFour days ago a most sail- guinary and obsiinately contested bat tie was fought under the walls of cur capital. Before the eyes of OUT wires, sisters, and mothers. nfder the view of the whole city of Warsaw. the Polisi. troops have slain mere than sasa, ,Gs'o of tlieenemy, and the intrencimcnts which were formed bs the labor of sour iel- low citizens have now become the grave 1 oi the invaders To sasc tle toeH from destruction. to weaken tE.e fofee ef the enemy, our troops have evacuated the capital. The cannon. ammunition. at | ..ii implements of defence. the Govern nent, the Deputies, all the Magistrates. have withdrawn with the Commander- ir-Cllief ard the army to Modiia. Gen. 1 krukoweicki is no longer President oi. the Government.
 h consequence of an armisiiee, hos lilitiesare for d moment suspended; but, my countrJmcn, let not that moment 9e for sou period of repsse which might divert you from the great object 1 of tie deliveranee Of your native land; employ 1t rather 10 redouble your strength in now efforts 10 cst;bis, the. existence and independence ofPoiand. Is Warsaw alofe our country? Do Tits walls and it's inhabitants within so marrow n circuit frafs tae limits e tfia nation? After So maaf great sacrifices, after so many dcaIl} .sel,le.ed victories, which have justly aste9ishcd the " rld. shall our high thoughts, our feelings, our hopes-sball l!l these be at the last moment of expectation dIssipated, as if the waters of the Warthe, the Vistnla, Ithc Dneiper, the Bug and the Dwin;, did not present to us the iI9aerit ancc of our fathers, which, again re- conquered, we will convey to our chil : dren2 Who, then, would trcacherous- Fly violate the sacred oath we have lsworn, to shed the last drop of our blood in the defence of Inc last foot of our native land? No! The Pole is too Ipfoud to fail ip q pledge given in the
 face of the whole world, or to look for
 ward with q doubt of victor, viIiiiic viIiiiic lie lie is still able to lift an arm. He who can
 value liberty, who calls himself free man, will also know how to break the
 fcttersattemptedto De eimposed aponhim.
 Polesi Yet one moment more of en- durance and resignation, and tic end ot the glorious contest, whose result
 wi!! be the restoration of our freedom. independence, and rights, is at hand.
 The scales of victory must preponder- ate in favor of the zeal and resolution of our soldiers, and the sacrifices of our citizens. History exhibits no example