Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-27

the Rue Ju Cadran, under the pretext OF
destroying a machine for spinning wool.
An armed force arrived in time TO pre-
vent them, and at this moment the two
eXtrcmities OF the street are occupied by
the troops of the line and the municipal
guard.
Sept. G--There is still some agitation
apparent in the Rue du Cadran. This
morning n number Of women presented
themselves before the house in which the
machine was used; they were Immediate
ly arrested.
Letters from Brest of Cd Sept. an
nounce the arrival of Admiral Roussin,
with his squadron from Lisbon, and the
captured Portuguese prizes.
The small quantity of grain brought to
the markets in the environs of Paris,
keep the price very high, and the conse-
quence is loud complaints, and even
worse.
PARIS, Sept. Q. The troubles in
creased yesterday evening and the arm
ed force was obliged to make charges to
clear the streets in the neighbourhood
of the street du Cadrun. Towards
eleven o'clock the mob dispersed by
degrees. Many persons it is said have
been wounded. This morning many
individuals are again collected in the
quarter .Monimatre, it is hoped that the
scenes of the last few days may not be
repeated. Government has taken mea-
sures to repress thcm-all the troops OF
the line is prepared to move at the first
signal, and the National Guard is also
directed to hold themselves in readiness
to assemble at the beat of the drum.
The letters which we receive from the
South of France represent the depart
ments there as in state of great fer
mentation. AT Clermont Terrand for
some time past the people have risen in
consequence of the indirect reports
II appears that these troubles have be-
come serious. A number of arrests have
been made, but the people attacked the
prison and delivered the prisoners
Couriers have been despatched to Lyons
and Mouins, to ask reinforcements OF
the national guard and gendarmene.
On the 18th August an officer belong
ing to one of the French ships which
remained in the Tagus, being on shore,
was attacked by the people, and his life
with difficulty saved. The account
which mentions this occurrence, says
"There is every reason to believe that
as soon as the French Government learns
these disorders, rupture will ensue,
Don Miguel Immediately gives the most
ample satisfaction.
WARSAW, Aug. 81. The Gazette of
SHesea, contains the following news
from Kalisch, dated Aug. 81.
The day before yesterday, some thou
sand Russian cavalry, commanded by
Gen. Knowing, entered our walls
Every thing remains tranquil; the Rus
SLAMS pay for what they take. Were it
not for the change of the eagle and OF
the functionaries, one would not sup
pose there was an alteration in the gov
ernment This body of cavalry is about
to march On Czentochau, and will be
replaced by infantry. General Dom
brOwski is about to assume the prOvis-
ional government.
1t is stated that Warsaw will be sum-
moncd three times, after which the town
will be cannonaded by all the artillery Of
the army until it has capitulated. A
counter revolution has broken ont in
Warsaw: but the object Oft has not been
attained.
Frontiers OF POLAND, August 27.--
All the members of the National Gov
eminent have given in their designations.
Kodkowiecki is nominated President -
The following are the powers entrusted
to him.
lst, To appoint the Chief of the army
or dcpose him. (Dembinski is provis-
ionalIy Chief)
Cd. To nominate a substitute. (Nie-
moiski is designated for this Office.
Sd. To declare war, or make peace,
convoking the Diet at the same time.
9TH. To nominate six members, one of
which shall countersign his orders. I'm
til now, Wielpowski for foreign affairs is
only mentioned.)
The new head Of the government has
closed all the clubs, and those will be
considered as rebels who attempt to form
new ones.
The last troubles have not been cxag-
gerated. The populace murdered the
generals implicated in the late conspira-
cy. The account given by the Russians
of these massacres must, however, be re-
ceived with mistrust.
BoRDERs OF TIE RHINE, Sept. A.
For fifteen days past the Cholera has
prevailed without its being generally
known at Vienna. We now learn that
the Austrian Government has officially
informed the Bavarian, that this disorder
is making great ravagcs in the capital of
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