Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-11-10

General Kennenkumpfa arrived day be-
fore yesterday as courier from St. Pc
tersburg, and Colonel Malastwow from
Lowiks
The Counsellor Of State Engel, CON-
missoned to organize Provisional Gov
ernmcnt in Poland, is expected to day in
Warsaw, and it is said will reside in the
Bruhl Palace.
The General Director Of the Post OF
fee, and the Police of the Kingdom OF
Poland, Counsellor of State Juminski il
soon expected.
Count Andrew Xamviski arrived here
on the 10Th, from Vienna, by the way Of
Thorn, provided with passport from the
Russian Ambassador, Count Tastischts.
chow
Gen. Krukiwicki is still in Warsaw.
There is no positive information Of the
present residence Of Gen. Skrzinecki,
the probability is that he is in Gallicia,
in the neighborhood of Cracow.
The President j. LaszCinski, has pub
lished the following:-
"In conformity to the convention, the
municipal authority Of Warsaw informs
the inhabitants Of the city, that the cav
airy General, count Wilt, has been ap-
pointed Governor of the Residence War
saw, g. that major General Baron Korf,
is nominated city commandant; to which
authorities the inhabitants can apply in
all urgent cases"
The Governor, count Wilt, lives in the
Stakeholder palace, & the Office of Gen.
korff, is the present in the senate-house.
BY an order from the Governor General,
Count Wilt, the National Guard, and all
persons in possession of arms, arc ORDER
I'd to deposit the same within forty
eight hours at the Arsenal, i'll the hands
of the Director of Artillery, Brigade
General Bontemps, under penalty of be-
ing punished by sentence ofa court mar
tial.
The officers of high runk, in the M
tional Guard, were presented to the COM
mandant of the city. On Friday, the
9th, sixty of the Guard performed duty.
1t is said that 1000 persons will be
chosen from the members of the Nation
al Guard, to perform military duty in the
city.
The Warsaw Courier of the 10th con-
tains the reclamation ofhis ma esty the
EmperorNicholas 10 the Poles of the 29lh
July, with the remark, that it is commits
stoned to publish the same as still in force.
The same print contains the proclama-
ton which Field Marshal Paskewistch
issued to the inhabitants of the kingdom
Of Poland on the passage ofthe Russian
army to the left bank of the Vistula -
There are at this moment sixty Generals
Of the Russian army in Warsaw.
The Municipal council still continue
to perform their official duties.
On the night Of the 10th, between II
and l2 o'clock, the criminals imprisoned
in the Inquisition House, called the
Powder House, attempted to execute a
plan they had formed to liberate them
selves. The police guard stationed
there, assisted by many citizens Of the
National Guard, made great exertions in
overcoming the prisoners. Some shots
were fired, which wounded 4, and killed
| prisoner.
1t is expected that in conformity to an
order, that will be issued, all bank notes
will continue in circulation.
The price Of the hypothaques (publc
funds) has advanced, and are now sell
ling again at 86 #. for some months past
no silver coin has been seen in Warsaw,
much is again in circulation. Many
citizens have arrived in Warsaw from
the neighborhood Of Leczic, Rawa, and
BrzesaKeyawski.
For week past, the cholera has de-
manded but few sacrifces-many SOL
diers of the Polish army, fully cured, left
the hospitals on the 9TH But yesterday
several persons were attacked by this
disease. In all the military hospitals,
the wives Of the citizens, and the inspec-
tors still render the most active assis-
tance. A great many Polish families
are still at Krakan; the communication
between Cailicia and Krakan will be a
gain opened "a great number ofthc wound
ed, have been at Krzeszowic during the
summer.
A great part of the barricades and pal
lisades were destroyed on Thursday -
Forty-eight houses were burned in the
suburbs of Warsaw during the battle Of
last Tuesday and Wednesday.
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