Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-03

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one 'r Two instances have pariskep 10 The dsoi DEF,
u mey have moi tckep active Part in IL How car
ao"y containing so COO Inhabitants suffer ise.f TO be
pegeu anu ruled by party OF brig and! aud how
military Gseral, hi bsrto much emed, consent 10
combination so intsmous! for all this IL
ana" excites The profound iodignstion Of every
belongs
The irdepsndr N, Of Brussels Of the l7h inst, con.
tains the following in pos,scsip,.
News has been brought by the Diligence lust az
rived that bostiliiies had commenced i'm the dire
o. Turnout Some batteries of artillery proceeded tom
n'osseis THIS morning, for the purpose OF reinforc
his post"
ANTWERP, March &c Fresh troubles have taken
place at Ghept Ii appears that a soldier was assass
mated in cellar, under iavern en- the Sche,d, T.,
Is said tht the landlord shut the door, and thai the
victim vac dreadiuliy muiilatcd. He did not die be-
lore he was examined by the officers Of jusico. Ma
sy o. MS comrades, snd sowe citizens, wen, to the
'avera aud threw The furniture into the river. They
ben went 10 the house of NJ. even EDITOR of the
Messenger de Gtand,) which they completely guied;
tue iagmen,s o. his furniture, carriages, pipers &c
covered the Schedlt.
LONDON, nj srch 81 - Account. have been received
ey our Government from Brussels. dated Tuesday.
lhey announce that the last mi, sion TO Maesrcht la
oeehsuceessul,and The sommunca,ions with ,ha, place
are now open
ANTWERP, March &c. General Bsaulie AID Du-
'a's arrived here yesterday, TO take the mliary COM
naud of the division and the fortress.
We ere assur that on +, day, proposals. were made
TO some oifesrs 10 march heir troop, tie next day 10
Brussels, which they formally refused, expressing
their indignasR. 1, is added hat thew also re rus al
to take part Of the tLirty millions, which th.y were
told were deposited in the c sde and that officer
was sent exsress to inform the Regen, of thcs cicum
sances.
La.ty, we will add, as impartial rspqrtsrs that WE
are assured thet several military posi;ous ,re aban
donsd without the Knowledge Of tue officers.
Duke Bernard of SAKE Weimar, Governor of Lux
embourg, for the King OF Holland has published two
proclamaions TO the inhabitants. In the first he an.
nouhccs complete amnesty for all political acts, writ
ngs, notes. or opinions and in the second, he publishes
me protocol OF the Diet OF Frankfort containing the re-
solution 10 order 600 troops of the Confederation 10 be
ready TO reesabsh tho authority of the King of Hol-
land as Grand Duke. As the expenses that this occu-
pauon viii cause, fa according TO the laws of the
federation, on the Inhabitants OF the Grand Duchy he
thinks ii duty to give them due notice. that they may
De The more ready TO return to their obedience their
wiul sovereign.
The subscribers TO the Belgic Association become
hourly more numerous-C Corresponding Committees
forming in The provinces
AFFAIRS OBJ POLAND.
The Warsaw Gazette gives the following particulars;
The Russians their retreat from their positions be-
fore Praga, set fire to the village of Targowck and to
all the gabions and ascines, hch they had prepared
You'd Praga entirely ruined. The bridge from ar
saw to Praga will probably not be removed, but out of
precaufioD, the troops that reconnoitre the
Russian army have been recalled 10 the capital IL
reported that corps OF the enemy under Gen. Witt
has again taken possession of the town of Pulawy.
Princess Czartoriski has fled TO Gallicia."
have heard nothing of military operations The enemy
has Withdrawn from before Praga gone to Sennics;
many OF our wounded soldiers have already recovered
and gone back to their regiments. The military tribunal
continually passes sentence of death, only spies
who have been taken during the present war, but also
on other persons convicted OF various crimes On the
night OF the twelfth, Major Osnski Chief of the staff
of General Dwerneck arrived here with report TO the
Generalssimo, in Warsaw, but the contents of these
official reports of the operations of that corps have not
been made public. Some new cannon have already
10 al lra.pn
to the inhabitants of this city will shortly be issued
The Polish Gazette says, 'Field Marshal Count Die
bsch has sent back to Colonel Spendowski, without
asking Russian prisoner in exchange; declaring that
he willingly sent him back, that his severe wound
might be better attended 10 in Warsaw. The Colopes
foot was so badly wounded that amputaon was neces
sary which operation the Russian surgeons had SUCCESS
fully perlormed.-Genera Geismar interested himself
with great humanity for the wounded officer for which
we assure him OF our gratitude and respect We are
likewise greatly obliged the Commander-in- Chief of
the armies, with which w, contend and will certainly
seek opportunity to return the Obligation" Col
Spendowski, being Nnable TO walk, was borne by the
Russian soldiegs on their carbines TO Grochow where
he was received by people
The intention OF the Diet, after the termination OF
the pre.ent 10 give portion of lands the solder
has led to the insertion Of an article in Ne Journal New
Poland which shows how important il would be 10 the
cultivation and civilization Of the country 10 improve
the condition Of the lower classes of the inhabitants of
Poland by emancipa,ing them. aud make land owners
OF them, which woud more n rmiy attach them TO The
Interests OF the counrJ this natcD, ii Ia aided he'd
many friends and advocates under the Rusbian Govern.
msnt.
ST. PETERsBURGH, March l2.-Olr y.serday's
G-zstte says:-"The Chief Of The Army
10 the field, reports T. his majesty, under the date OF
he Is February (M4rcb, that since tbs bale OF
the 18Th rs b. nothing had occurred In the army Not
withdrawing the defeat Of the rebels on that dsy ard
the complete confusion Of their army on jba right
bank oil the Vstuis, ii has not been possible resp all
The adVaDa of the victory. The dangerous ssis Of
the ice in many parts of the Yisula, bch hs, already
begun 10 fise render it mpossible for troops 10
pass She river ill il s entirely clear NJ anime ths
Field Marshal has ordered General RoqeB, Commander
oi the 9th corps, TO clear the Wolwodsshp OF Pusrk
from tue parties Of tbs nsurg ens, and 10 dsatm The
inhabitants. Count DiebiisCh alec reports that cur
loss the 25h exceeds ihe first esimat snd tai ac
cordng TO the report o. the several re II snnn
TO 5000 killed and wounded The loss OF the energy k
incomppraby greater from the concentrated fire Of cur
immense artillery and the inGssant attacks OF QUE cav
airy. This is confirmed by the prisoners and the s0
diers, and inhabitants OF Warsaw who dely come over
to ne. The number OF deserters from the regular Psss
troops very considerable in the Lans,rum great
that many Of The newly formed regiments dispefse5
alter tbs battle OF ihA 25 h.Io g~nstA, dseiplins has
decnsd 10 great d-gtee in The army Of hJtth enf.
genie. On s retreat from Kalusxyn TO PIaas,l desc
lated The country. and completed PIunderssthe un-
tsfiuoate iphabilanis
BERLIN, March 26.---The Prussian State G5z4ils
Of lbs 18th aud 26h Of Mlteb, crn,ans aecoun i.srr
~. Petersburg Of tbs l6 n AMI from Warsag Of tbs
2lst
From ST. Petersburg. II lie stated that Prince Mcbss
arrived on the 9Th al KJwro, and the I0,h % sed
over the Niemsn, With part fthe guards that we're o.
ihsir march to Poland, afier his Imperial Hghnsss re-
turned To Kowro.
The Emperor has named the c ,unsellor II $ ate
Thurman, and Adjuant rogspoH msmbsfso e he p o.
vis.oua Government oil Poland.
The scconuis directed from Warsaw AZ, to the Die
inclusive. O tbs l7th tho G. werner. KrBkOwissks