Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-19

four o'clock. where every workman who should con.
sentto join In the commotion was to receive q aorin.
The appeararc &C OF q single officer Of rank Of the bur-
CHER guards sufhced to change the attitude Of this mob.
u was found that these men. without hostile inte niions,
had been brought together by the hope Of gain, which
was held out to them The instigasors Of this plot are
known TO the Government.
Brussels. Jan. 2S-9 o'clock. p. M-The town IL
AT this moment In The utmost %agitation; a mob t6 NJ $500
psr'ors are %parsding The streets, chanting pive ie
Due de Leuehtea6erg, aud singing the Beatharnaise
The lower classes are excited Ia favor Of this canii.
date. A Deputy has this instant assured us that the
majority !. nearly secured to the Duke de Nemours.
lFfom the Journal de la Beigione, Jan. 20.
The city remsioed perfectly quiet throughout yester-
day. An immense crowd, however, collected, and
remained during the sitting Of Congress in the rue de
Ia I.oi, Notwithstanding the cod, and the snow tina,
tell in abundance. No accismaions were heard, though
there was an evident Impotence for the el,c ion to be
accomplished. Towards the evening there was sever
al ,io.eu, assemblies Of the people, one Of which went
10 the mint, but di'psrs.d on the persua,icn Of The Com.
mander Of the civic guard. Another remained station
airy a long time in the Park. opposite vauxhall, and
after sprsad throus h sevsr.l OF the streets.
RUSSIA N POLAND.
Tic extracts which follow contain every thing Of
interest. 10 relation to the affairs OF Poland, which has
not already appeared 10 print here. We add a .pirit.
stirring appeal 10 the friends Of freedom 10 Feance in
favor Ct the Polish cause. Il Is signed by all the rro.
minent members Of the liberal party there, and, az
might be expected, at their heal Is the name of Lufav.
cite, who is in his old age, as be was in his you h,
still the first, the most ardent 10 the cause of an oppres
sed people struggling to regain their liberty and indie.
p-ndence.
The Hamburger Correspondent contains the follow.
ing, Of the 22d ult. from Berliu-.The cause of the
Dictator Chlopiekt having 90 decidedly relinquished
me Dictatorship, Is said 10 be, that knowing better than
any one else the state Of his country, he insisted en- a
reconciliation with the Emperor by negotiation, willis,
the violent Members OF the Diet were Of a contrary o.
pinion. The iDjunctions Civ en- 10 the French Ambas-
.,dOr he Duke de MOrIemar) are ai.o said to tend to.
wards a reconciliation, for which our Cabinet apes rs
Gke wise favorably disposed"
The Augsburg Gazette gives the following extract
OF q letter dated frontiers OF Poland. Jan. lS:-"A ge.
neral impression prevails in the country, that an ami.
cable arrangement, with the Emperor Nicholas Is now
quite out Of the question. Until the l2ta there was
still a ray Of hope that an Intervention would take place;
but the Emperor neither can or will ex' END the amnes-
~ to the ringieaders themselves. The seques,ration
oil the estates Of Prince Czar,orinsky in THE old Polish
provinces, and The transportation of 500 wilma students
in'o the interior OF the empire, arc meatures which In.
dictate mat severe measures will be applied, and what
resistance can unfortunate Poland, distracted by inter.
nal broils, oppose to a Russian army Of $50 thousand
mem What Is said 10 the Warsaw papers of the en-.
;hu'iasm with which every body prepares for the de.
fence Of the country Is greatly exaggerated. Ger.
mans who daily arrive on the frontiers from Warsaw's
fuei'ives. describe the whole country as infested with
armed peasants, who render the roads unsafe, and treat
every traveller who wishes 10 leave Poland "a a traitor
or spy" The Gazette has also IN. following Of the
10Th ut. from Warsaw:-"The Russian Government,
has seiZsd the funds Of the Bank of Warsaw that were
at Odessa, and arrested an agent who was ssn, there
to withdraw them. A Monk from the PAlatina.e If
Mosso, armed with a lance, a sabre, q pair of pistols.
who has arrived here at The heal OF a band OF insurgents
was received with acclamaiions Twelve moaks OF ST.
Bernard have followed his example. In the Pala.iuate
OF Cracow, the peasan.ry, armed with scythes, are ge-
n-rai'y con manded by Monks, who bear the cross al
the head OF their companies. Seventeen new regi-
m nts Of movable National Guards ar. in formation,
and The IL regiments CT the line have been doubled"
From this letter it appears that the patriotic enihusi-
a1m of the Poles is undimjni.hed OFFERINGS continue
TO now in, ard exertio6 is unrslaxeI. Among Other
in'tances of devotedne.s, 60 young women have re-
qnested permission oil the Government to form them.
sc yes into a corps.
sUBscRIPrIoN IN AID OF THE POLES.
"Po!and has made an appeal 10 France which France
cannot fail to answer. On hearing the name of Poland
pronounced, wha, Frenchman's heart is not filed with
emotion /? She was pariiiioned out in the 18Th centu.
ry, and The France Of that age approved the seaudaIou.
transaction by a d,sgracefui silence. Our Revolution
burst forth, and a, once the Poles presented the nselve.
TO France. During twenty years, our glory was their
reverses were their reverses; the French
Empire crumb.ed into dust, and Poland pa,i.hed with
Il. when France became no longer free; Poland los
her liberty also; there was no longer any grandeur for
Poland when France fell under the scythe of The Rs
iora'ion. Ol a sudden, we arose again, anl the crv OF
Liberty was re-echoed by our brothers in arms! Dom
hrowsk', kosciusko, Ponia'owski, names that belong TO
France as well as to Poland, your fellow countrymen
invoke our aid, and it shall be granted. No doubt, the
policy Of States has its rights and is regulations. but
a console n'ious people acknowledge but one rjpht-tbe
rieh. OF independence in people; they have but one
rule OF conduc.-tbat OF giving succour to the oppress-
ed. II Is by these sentiments. that the friends Of Po-
land have been actuated. A Committee has beep
formed in The Capital, the Presidency Of which by ac-
knowiedged right. devolved upon the friend of Koscius-
kO, and General Lafayette eagerly accepted IT,. War
riors, who have seen the Poles on the field of ba. tile
Frenchmen of the Revolution and of the Empire, who
bavs been accustomed TO consider hem as brothers
and you the Youth Of the prestn, day, who reioiee in
our glory with all the enthusiasm Of your age
Assist us with your concurrence. There is ano-
tther sympathy which cannot fail to be excited by
this sacred cause. Never was there more palriotism-
more greatness Of soul displayed, than by the females
OF Poland. Their fortunes, their dearest pledges. even
tn cir wedding rings have been deposited upon Tie al
OF the country. Ye women OF France, lend your
aid TO the women Of Poland. Yesterday You were ap-
plauded for your ings nuous devotion in iavor of hn-
msnity. To day heroism implores with ou,st- etched
hands your patriotic bounty. The Greeks already
bless you; let Poland have TO acknowledge that she
partly owed her independence and Liberty to ysu.
"It appears csrtain," seys the Temps" that the
Ambassador OF the Great Power, wbo.e alliance wa
missed to US from the beginning of the Revolution,
has received orders 10 quit Paris on the day the French
government should consent to The reunion OF Belgium
France. l. Is moi aid whether the cknow'edge-
meht OF the vote OF Congress 10 favor Of The Duke de
would likewise lead to a rupture"
The Msssager des Chanbres has line following ar
Notwitt% standing the conrad C DRY and SUPP.
cious accounts OF The German Journals, there is every
rea on to hope that IN. RI sian troops will not violate
the terrtery of p. land Polish gentlemen, sent by
the Diet, have bseD received by the Cour,s Of Farce,
and Austria, though bearing no off ciaI char
and have laid befors Inc Ministers of III Sc three
a statement Of their grie vsnees and cppres-
'iops. founded upon the false Interpretation a, d neglect
Of The acts OF the Congress Of Vienna, relative 10 Poland,
as well as the Act whereby ,bs Emperor Alexander
guaranteed a Constitution to the kingdom. The me-
MORALS presented by these ENJOYS in support Of their
for an iD'ers sssion, have been examined
with interest by the Three Powers, and Austria in par
appears TO have shown a friendly di' iion 10.
wards Poland. This Is 10 be accounted for by con.i'e
rations and Interests which we ara moi NJ Ibe rv nj tbi,