Litchfield enquirer., 1831-03-03

artillery with a mere handful Of peasants,
armed with no other weapons than pixies and
scythes and he for long time kept at bay
the troops Of SuwarrOlf with few battallOns
of the Free Polish Corps"
A letter of the Goth ult. from Warsaw con-
tains the following go report is current
that the Emperor Nicholas has fixed the 9th
Of January for the entrance of the army into
Poland that the Lithuanian corps is concen-
trating at Sokplka, and that the Polish OIL
GERS who belong to it will be sent to other
regiments. We also learn that several per-
sons, who were suspected by the government
both in Lithuana and Volhynis, have been
removed into the interior of Russia.
The Nuren.burg Correspondent gives the
following extract Of letter of the 27th ult.
from Breslaw -" All the accounts that reach
us from the capital of Poland agree in stat
ing that among all classes Of the population
the utmost enthusiasm preN ails. Hopes are
still entertained that the Emperor will listen
to the reasonable and moderate representa-
lions of the Polish nation; but, in the contra
nv case, all are determined to commence the
UNEQUAL contest. There is an abundance Of
money in circulation at Moscow, especially
gold. Poles who had hitherto resided 10
France, Italy, Germany, &c, are daily arriv-
ing in their native country"
Advices of the LIST instant from Berlin state
as follows :-"Tt appears that war will GER
tainly arise out of the insurrectiOn in Poland.
But some weeks will elapse before the Russian
troops can open the campaign. This time
may he taken advantage otto treat for peace.
Drafts Of constitution, ministerial confer
| ence, and discussions in the council of state.
are still the principal topics of conversation:
A project is also spoken of which would tend
to establish high arstocracy. The lower
nobility would thus he amalgamated with the
burghers, and certain number Of great lords
would surround the throne, our political de-
velopem+nt continuing its progress in desir-
able middle course between democracy and
| aristocracy."
1t is generally believed the Conclave will
elevate to the Ponifra throne either Cardi-
nal Pacca or Cardinal Gregorio.
Dover, Jan. 13.-Last night courier ar
rived from Calais, bringing an account that a
counter-revolution had taken place at Belgi-
Inn in favor Of the Prince Of Orange; and a
Dutch gentleman came by the Salamander
packet tn day, bringing similar account
thousand men, it is said, have taken up arms
in his favor, and the orange cockades are dis
tributing pretty freely.
| IIONuOUs JIU ID, TX OCtOcK.-tne report
that was current last night. originating upon
the authority of letters from Dover. Of fresh
disturbances having broken out 10 Belgium. is
net confirmed this morning, although the let
| irrs from Rotterdam. received by the Hol-
| land mail. state that the feeling in favor OF
war is spreading, and the military arrange
ments are in many places being entered into.
London, Jan. 1--WE have heard that a
treaty, offensive and defensive, is on the taps
between France and England. We should
moi be displpased to have this confirmed
Such an union might set the world at def
ance.-Esser Standard.
| 1t appears from letter dated Berlin, Jan.
L., that 10000 Russians left ST. Petersburg
on the 18th Of December, and commenced
| their march in the direction Of Poland. The
other two divisions ofthe army to be employ
! ed in this war will form body Of 10000
men. General Count Diebitsch having been
again attacked with the Moldavian fever.
Count Paskewitsch will assume the post Of
COMMANDMENT Chief 10 his stead.