Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04

EhT(H'T jDIrtcut1rS r the Revolution.
On the cv'n.nr OF The - \ y an ins,lrrcction
broke on at Warsaw. Il hogan in the military
school c. Is.-as. 1G ysuug inca ID Tie number OF
300 To cfp. took ~ arms and spread themselves
through 'ic town. calling ihn citizens 10 arms 4
multitude Of students au! inhabitants soon Joined
them. They ?r1Cccdca 70 the barracks oftic rnfan
try and the arsenal which was taken nv 10 O'Clock
The immense quau'ity OF r!uss"is and sljrcs II con-
tanned were distributed 20 the people The insurrcc.
ton had previously gsined the barracks Of the infan-
Try. lie engineer re-in! Ut - i;s. ID. rosn
and several other regiments 20 III fJiawcd. The
Grand DHhe CnnsiuntIne. on lie point o, being sur
rounded III his palace crc I'd his retrsa' upon Pra-
gra with MS gu1Td-two Russian regiments and u
regiment of p I!sh cavalry. WHO followed him from a
sens" OF military honor, bat will remain neutral if the
soldiers 10 not disbanl themselves and JON their c-
Nv cNEcns.-thc cXaspcra'On, for long time
smoiEercd was very considerable at the moment of
Instruction, that some Polish deta chmcnts, who n,
the commencement refused To give up their pog of
arms to the people We're maSS1Crcd , traitors For
~ colonies rnaprs were killed in cpdcavorip,
TO keep he troops IN obedience. Ii is added that two
aids efthc Duke were slain. The opinion at Warsaw
was, that the detection Of the Polish army would
become general The chic! Of the rnun'ciDal noice
and two Russian Generals, were killed. Tile Ger
man General Eanch. and Count Sanislaus Patosky,
were atso killed, IN endeavorlng 10 ragy the 'roops
fdH military chest and the house Of the Payrnas'er
General we're pluniered General kloo,ccki has
taken command of The Polish troops and IS endnavor
ing TO restore order 1t is said that he has already
10000 troops OF the line under his command.
The French trIcolorcd cockade was adopted at he
beginning OF the instruction, but IL was soon replaced
by the Polish cockade A corpse of National Guards
was organizing. The Council Of Administration cs-
'aDshcd by the Emperor # Russia, in conjunction
with Prince l'ubeski minister of finances, Prince
Adam CZartorInski, and Prince Michael Eadziyl
fro u the Provisional Government and have issued
proclamation, in which they acknowledge the rirbts
Of sovereignty fthe Emperor Nicholas but on con
drion thot the separation oFhc two 3; atcs shl &c
compile e, and, that no Russ ian military corpse shall
keep garrison IN The kingdom of Poland. Lieut., &c.
neral CzarorlDski the first minister of Poland i'm
1914, when the Emperor gave To that country n hb-
eral constitution, the execution Of which was after
wards suspended by the sovereign: Prince Bad.
Zsl, is cousin Of the Gov. General Of the Duchy of
Posen, lPrussian Poland and brother in law to the
King Of PRUSSIA.
HAMDURon. DEC. Tho Prussian State Gazette
contains the following extracts from Warsaw papers
Ofthe LIST INST
WAEsAw. Dc. i.-On the morning of the OOH
November tranquility still reigned here, bot towards
O'CLOCK IN the evening a report spread rapidly
Trough the own that w, regiments Of the Russran
Ii1rsr Guards had come to blows with thr PIP Is
the military school, ami several Companies Of Polish
infantry. The engagement most sansuinary .
and many lives wcr" lost on bpln sl6e-. The Rus
/ san cavalry Of the Guard rutrcarcd and do,,ch
mont OF Polish troops repaired To The Belyidrfe Pal
acc" where biz imperial hgbpcs, the Cesar"wItsch
Vas 10 longer 10 b. found. NJ thIs moment a rome
raj alarm was bra'cn and al the troops in Warsaw
assembled under arms
I" shot, tune il became evident that mart Of tho
population were about 10 loin the troops At cigl,
O'Clock the gates were broken open, aud arms were
distributed among the people, The battle lasted I'm
/ al day break The prisoners Of state were sct ai
\ liberty In" following persons are sud tn have lost
1 their lives Generals Gcndrr aud Fensch Vice Pre-
sldeni Iuboarzkc tho Minister Of War. General
Iiancke; and Colonel Meciszewski; General Biumcr
4 was pIofc"d with balls General Stanslaus Potocki
10 dangerously wounded General Nowicd a so lot
hr life. Generals RODE and BonteIns have been ar
reS'cd Generals Est kof and EnglsInaun have sur
rendered themselves prisoners 81 General Ire
bcki was killed
i Yesterday Count !,oh1lewsSi, ard tho Minister o
RI Finance, Prince Lubcc. issued n the name NJ the
Emperor proclama'i.r. be- which new Ednr,--
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