Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-11-10
EUROPEAN NEWS.
by the Thomas Scattergood, arrired al
Philadelphia from Hamburg.
Extract from the Prussan State Gazette
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Il Phttddelphtd Prom Hamburg.
Extract from the Prussian State Gazette
of the 18th Sept.
WARSAW, Sept. l3, 1881.
On the 7th of this month, at 2 o'clock
in the afternoon, the battle before War
saw began airesh; during the same, Gen
cral Berg arrived in the city. A con-
veDtion was signed in the evening,
whereupon the Polish army commenced d
their retreat to Praga, and on the follow
ing day, they marched from Praga to
Modlin, after they were entirely collec
ted.
On the eth the Municipal Council of
the city issued the following Proclama-
ton. g. AS the Russian troops will this
day enter the residence, by an arrange
ment which the authorities have conclu-
dcd, the municipal council considers it
to be its duty to relieve its citizens from
all anxiety in respect TO the safety of their
persons and property, but on the other
hand, it is confidently expected, that all
inhabitants will observe a proper tram
guilty. (Signcd)
! OZENSKI, President"
AT half past o'clock, on Thursday
morning, at the Jerusalem Barrier, the
President Of the city Of Warsaw, sur
rounded by deputation of the Munich
pal Council, offered bread and salt to his
Imperial Highness, the Grand Duke Mi
chnl. Itpleased his Highness gracious
ly to address this dcputation with words
OF peace, and he rode into the city at the
head of the guards, surrounded by lril-
liant staff, In Saxon Square, the Grand
Duke, addressing the people said
"Should any Of the residents have any
requests to make, they will please ad-
dress themselves directly to me-" His
Imperial Highness resides in the Royal
Palace.
Field Marshal Count Paskewitch ar
rived in the evening of the same day, &
passed the night at the Belvidcre.
The troops which entered the city on
the 9th consist Of the Imperial Foot and
Horse Guards, viz: Probasken's Roe,
Moscow, jaeger and Cossack regiments
Of the Lithuanian and Volleymash foot
guards, and the Grodno regiment of hus-
sars, which were formerly stationed in
Warsaw, returned, but the Poctolian reg
iment of cuirasseiers, and Lithuanian
regiment Of ulans, entered the district of
Kallsch. Praga was occupied the same
day by the Imperial troops.
Two days since a great number of
Russian troops Of various regiments pas
sed through Warsaw, the music Of many
regiments playing favorite airs.
The Warsaw Courier of yesterday,
says that a cessation of hostiities will
continue for a fortnight, until the decis-
ion Of his Majesty can be had from ST..
Petersburgh.
After the Polish army had left Praga
they spent the first night (the 9TH at Tab
lonwa, on the Modln road. On Satur.
day, the 10Th, Count Zamviski came in
to Warsaw as deputy from the Polish
army. This army is at present at Mod
lin, and is commanded by General Ri
binski.
Yesterday, the Polish General Dzick-
aski arrived here from the army at Mod
lin, and returned Immediately back.
1t is said that Gen. Romarino has
gone to Zumasc with part of his corps.
Gen. Cassimer Mhlachowski has re-
signed the command Of the Polish army,
but still remains with them.
The report that disturbances had oc-
Cured day before yesterday at Modlin
and the neigbborhood, is not confirmed.
Many citizens who left Warsaw with the
army are now at Zegrs Report says
that Field Marshal Count Paskewitch
will take up his residence in the Royal
Palace.