Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-21

Friday every thing remains auiat: no ssh,;.. IT,.
conduct Of PriacO Radsiwl is universally esiorsd
sh;rd i. ssIsfor merit IN Gen. SkEaynecki, III.
Snre ~ command the Prince proposed 10 resign h
nS taVori the second in command seconded lie s-O
AnI " III look with confidence to Ekravnrck;
sii.s:.. y. ~. are now going take the oath Of
~".S'""ce 70 tue I'resenI government.
London, March 2O-It seem. IN r. ..o.,,.;.,,
yond doubt that up the lsI inst War.a,v LsI NJ, ~
ue'S1' bmoeed, u We compare the Nccounia ho,h
m "e Erench and German Papers, we find that the
with %"" y N Tue battles fought previous to the 25h
sees 10 their accounts Of the battle Of the 2O,h sDca
Me nraVerv OF the Poles in the highest terms. Ia
aug "".Ie OF the 10Th, the Russians certainly were
S'ven BACK with great slaughter. They are stated 20
nave "st on that day nearly 900 in killed and wound
eH. report was current the Continent that the
emperor Nicholas had ARR. ed the head quarters OF
the Russian army. IL the repor, be true he will see
The devastation which his inOrdnaue ambition and in
saase thirst for dominion have made. Prince Razi.
vilI resigned the chief command OF the Polish army
rom motive which anlmaIea the Polish nation-thai
OF believing that his successOr, Gen. Svzinski was
more competent TO direct the energies Of the army than
himself. '"''
Paris, March l4.-TIere ia INTEL rence from War.
saw OF the Sd OF March. The Polish army WAS con-
ceniraed there to the number Of 60 900 men. The
Of Praga had not even been at,ark Ell Inv
the Russians. Ii was supposed tina, Gen Diebi,sc6.
seeing the impOFsbii.y Of driving hack The Poles n;
s point was proceeding towards Piock, for the pur-
pose decreasing the Vsiiua there and reac hing War
saw ny the Iefl bank Of ihe river The thaw hence.
forth, will render the march long and difficult Twill
require two months to accomplish all the vemen Is
necessary for investing Warsaw. The first campaign
OF D'cbitsrh is really failure, and he now comn,en.
ces new system of operations, which, will subicc, his
different corps a. Grmee 10 laorons manoeuvres across
one 0l the most imraclicable countries in EuroDe
on acco"nt"f the nature Of the SOIL which is inprce
mated with water to the depth ofseveral feet.
London, March l9.-We rreeivedIast mig ht the Pa
r's papers of "Wednesday and Thursday. They con-
tam no foreign news Of ay importance the latest
counts from Warsaw being Of the 9th of March, at
which time that capital enjoying ihough surround.
ed on all sides by prospects which could encourage
only despair an astonishing tranquility, and the ci.
zens were returning thanks in the churches for the
success which had crowned their heroism in the field
hand by the Provisional Government upon the dis
tinguished Of the officers in the late encounters and
IT ~ noticed, as proof Of the wonderful serenity Of
this extraordinary people under frighu dangers that
the customary drawing Of the lottery had not been in
terrupted. The Russians said be completely in
active, General Diebisch not caring to risk another
attack until he has received some further reinforce
ments. The intelligence from Italy is confused and
contradictory, II being asserted upon hand that the
Auslrians had entered Modena, and denied upon the
other. These papers affect set the terms Of
treaty concluded between the Pope and the EmperOr
Of Austria. by which the latter undertakes place
body OF troops at the disposal and expense Of the Ho-
~ Father, and TO remain in his States for FIVE
This arrangement probable enough.
The celebrated German poet Klinger died on the
9Th OF February, at ST. Petersburg, in the 18th year
of his age.
In letter from Frankfort, we find the following
stated that the Polish Diet is going publish
ti"cion Of age sex, will be called upon to exert
every means possible for expelling the common enc
my from their country. The formidable sthe bearers
are increasing throughout the country"