Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-11-03
EUROPEAN NEWS.
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The packet ship Britannia has arrived
ut New York, bringing London papers
to the evening of Sept. IS. The follow
ing extracts embrace the most important
particulars.
LoNDov, Sept. 10. II is generally
looked on in the city that the Lord Chan
cclior's speech last night is very pacific,
and in confederation OF which, the prl-
vate information from high quarter at
Paris, which has seldom failed giving us
the best and prior intelligence, states that
the next deliberations OF the Great Pow
ers will be for the dsbanding of their ar
mes, and each Power is to disband II
certain number of men every month. In
regard to Poland, negotiations are in an
advanced state, and expected to end ia
voraby. We also understand, that the
Duke of Orleans, after having received
dispatches from his father, the King Of
the French, has proposed to kIng IeoP-
old, his sister IN marriage
We have received the Journal des
Debats of Tuesday, which gives the fol-
lowing from Cracow, of Aug. 81.
/ Poland will rise from her ruins, the
enemy who pollutes on, soil is not with
out tear, and the tombs of our heroes
warn them they will be avenged. Our
camp in the cnvrons OF Warsaw is com
posed of so, 900 men, who are the brav-
est and best troops in Europe, and the
signal is given to them to march against
the enemy, in concert with the levy en-
masse Of $4,000 men. They arc en-
camped under the walls of " arsaw.
A report prevails of brilliant advanta-
ges obtained by the garrison Of Iamosc,
in which Il great number of cannon had
been taken from the Russians.
Accounts from lemburg state that
Gen. kaisroff, who invested the above
place, had taken flight with his corps to
the Gallacian territory, where he was
disarmed
n conference of the representatives Of
the five great powers, was held at the
Foreign office to day, at two o'clock.
I he Paris papers Of Tuesday, fully
confirm the announcement that the whole
of the French troops remaining in Bel
gium are to return to France by the end
OF the present month. There is still no
positive news from Poland, but the Mes
sager des Chambres mentions another
reported battle on the 22d ult. in which
the Russians were defeated. According
to another report the Poles had expert
enced a repulse.
The French Chaml or of Deputies
have almost unanimously adopted pet-
ton, praying that the remains of Napo-
leon be claimed OF the British Govern
mcnt.
From the London Times Of Sept 10.
We have received Brussels papers and
letters of yesterdays date land the Dutch
papers Of Monday. ltappcars that King
Leopold's Government are taking mea-
sures for the organization of a formidable
military force to oppose another invasion
OF the Dutch, which it is supposed the
King of Holland may attempt after the
term nation of the present armistice on
the 10Th of October-The Emancipation
and also the letters Of our correspondents,
state that the army is to be distribute in
three camps-two OF % 900, and one of
$1,000 men.
BRl SSEI S, SEPT. l3.-"A letter
from Vienna, dated the st instant. says
1T is reported to day on Change that
the Russians, having attacked Il battery
erected IN front ofW Warsaw, were repulsed
with great loss. From this commence
mcnt 1t is concluded that the place will
be obstnatcly defended, and that the
prompt retreat of the Polish army on the
capital was for the purpose of concentrate
ing its force, while the Russians are o.
bliged to divide theirs to defend them
selves on both banks. 1t besides APP
pears that the town does not want sup
plies, and that the siege may last long
BRU SSELS, Sept. l3. (cvcning)-
The 39th protocol has arrived; it relates
to the evacuation of Belgium by France,
and the occupation OF Luxemburg by the
German Dict.
The Belgian army is said to be about
to be stationed in 3 camps, 2 OF 10000
men, and one of $4,000, with 300 French
officers, and generals. The camps to
be at Dicst, Turnhout, and Tongres.
"LElPSIC, Sept. =" Berlin, Mag
deburg, aud Pilnitz are invaded by the
cholera. This scourgc is only ten
leagues from us. Every moment it may
break out here
"The affairs Of Poland nre enveloped
in the greatest mystery. However it ap-
pears certain that in consequence Of a
reverse the Russians are retreating pro-
cip,tattly, happily Tor Poland, but unior-
tunatcly for European tranquility; for the
contest will thus be indefinitely prolong-
ed, If the Powers do not interfere eflica-
oiously to prevent it,