The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-08-31
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Grand Duke Constantine-iSettlement ia
ofthe Belgian Afairs-Chotera Nor Dc
bus in ST. Petersburg. ~
| By recent arrivals at Boston, we have &C. al
counts from England to July Is. 4.
RUSSIA. &C
| CHotrRA MoRpus. On the 26th June, this
disease broke out at st. Petersburg, and during Il
the first FIVE days 26 cases occurred, but was IN
q mlder form July i. The population oil the y
city was in a state of complete condensation,
and the Imperial family was gone ior greater
Jn Leniberg, from 18th TO 23d June there a
were 1899 fresh cases Of cholera, 81 had re- I
lowered aud 600 died: from May to June %, s
1916 persons had been attacked, OF whom l4au
died. :
law, Nesburey, Novogorod, and in the govern
ment Of Witepsh. In the government OF MlnsK; {
;: from March 81 to June 2268 persons nao
l., been attacked of whom f246 had died, and 9zo
= had recovered. The disease was making ingnl
= full rayages in Moldavia. The number OF per-
!. soma who died of it in Jassy on .he 10th was 30,
n on tho 18th, 1875, and on the 18th, l4o Let
tiers from Jassy Of the 18th say, that the dlsor.
a der was increasing, and the deaths were SOe
& daily The government OF Jassy ADVISED the
a. inhabitants to retire into the country, ana shey
Is were flying IN all directions
tie returns after battle with the Russians BE, I
n fore the battle of Ostrolenka, the malady MAD
en- completely disappeared among the TONS"
d. troops but has since returned with all Its orig
" inal violence
ny DxArH or THE GRAND DUKE CoSsT ANTINE
On the 9th June, information was received al
be St. Petersburg of the death OF me utaho DuNe
'ad Constantine, at Wnepsch.
zee London, July H. The death Of Constantine
lex is considered a fortunate event ior foiaho'
ing Arbitrary and unrelenting to degree oil atroc-
as ity and uncontrolled in his tyrannlca career ~
-es the ministry Of his Imperial brother the orave
iful Poles suffered long and severely oehea'h ''io
uilt iron rule of his despotism, but iurtner ehour
Der, apce at length appeared national disgrace
lem and the eventGul struggle commenced ne was
re- constantly with the Russian army ana sHiu
lid to have been the merciess author o! '"o ''
ous barites perpetrated upon the pa'rlo"' p'''o"'
ers. :, MA. -
old, The German papers contain the Russian nc a.:
md cornt of the defeat of Gen. Gielgud, by Rudi-
no. ger, which is of course greatly exaggera'ou
ula The Poles do not deny that their troops navy
nave met with reverses near Lublin but II ~ oet
land tain that the enemy has not yet oeeh aule u
con- turn his advantage to much account !"
900. Government and commander in chlet wer
err, a necessarily much distracted by the discover.
near of the atrocious conspiracy at warsaw "nici
sir 2? threatened if not detected, such fatal msche
bar To tho patriot cause: 1t seems, however, u
par have been aFreSteu IN NOly -
'hioh From Berlin it is said thatthe russians %ei
gave withdrawing from the Government OF 'Plosh
title with the probable intention OF aPproacnln
nearer to Warsaw. Their main army ia
'thin reached, by the last accounts, to within
cent. miles of the capital, SO that general Datt
sold seems inevitable.
'nths, POLAND
per Warsa,o. June 81. Since the action of Ru
iger, hostilities have at last been 'suspehoeo,
-. g aln for
: r,hs other revolted provinces are still IN name
- W" For some days peace was spoken OF as near
80 nrrHUsr an tfia EruuPs "or~ ~0'c,'oi
:, a. about Warsaw. Skrzynecki,it was said, q
pendnp on the intervention OF Foreign fowe
VII, kept the army inactive, in order to prevent III
- less bloodshed but it appears these y
- morris were false. War is again talked OF; 7
troops are to be put in motion again IN a II
go. DAYS, and renew the contest. The teache
of Janikowsk is almost the only subject OF CT
VI VAC versatIon. Every body is incensed, the
diers are ferocious and if he had shewn hi
self to them after the battle his life might ns
c.a. maid the forfeit of his conduct. Skrzyne'
g Wv. was so certain of the destruction OF ,kudig
49, ~ that he had given orders TO Cen Kubnskl
!, - st. occupy Brzesc Litewski. Thus all the &C
style, muhicalions WV" 81 ,hov would only h
~ that with Prussia open, If II Is trne,, as repo1
that the sea port of Polugese is in the hand
attend the i1su' son.e 80 IA that ,RTdioer
riding ko%skl SGT o "u GOO a n,.Ja ry;soneSs.
sion in Ge'eateu' o,O .ia.,haar ri do ,cnunir
in our Russian spies must nave oeen maui a:qu@ =.
!" 'N' with the plans Of the Commander IN VI
Meantime our hopes have been dsapPo'nte
ono point the situation Of the Russians Is not
ing and more oii',.an. ." ~" V;s,nIs The war is
its I'M Ven.u'e W pas' d..;s;vo How /. struck
,rtance, "ao.ou o:." ~, Az; .;o ho .truck bv SIX
is des- We noPe'' '"ii' ''' '''o "
necki. ., -
WarsaD, June %. The General-ln.C
writes. al have the honor to inform the
season tional Government, that, in planning the
iould be terprise against the Corps OF Gen. Rudigs
them ordered Gen. Chrzanowski, who was near
aned in nosc to contribute 10 the success of 1t BY
where yancing in the rear of Rudiger SO Tar as
10 lambs enemy's corps, lately arrived from the b
Q which would allow He executed this order in al
lie sheep .niirable manner. BY skillul maneuvre III
belief in ceiyed Gen. Kaisaroff, who commanded
spring new corps, advanced by rapid marc
probably Kranystan, and on the 23d in the mort
running took possession Of Lubin, forcing the enen
cr then leave it, who in their retreat sunk 4O ann
9 so bad ton wagons and a number of muskets
for ever. pond many other effects were likewise i
urnaL. there. Meantime Rudigsr returned over
Wieprz his vanguard consisting OF SIX sc
,nnes, in rons approached the town ana was neat
, was "a driven back. However, as the corps OF
arv char kaisaroH approaHhcd OH the "sn'' 'u1 a"N
mrs mis- Oh rzanowski was not strong enough to
n,h;ch these two corps, he crossed TO thebleft bal
ch abat- the VstuIa over wh'ch zen; n0'nalHo ~
life. His great exertions caused a oriuge 70 20
bic con- Cen CnrzanosRi hao on ME "h1io n'a'o'
possible, skIrmsnes WIN lhe enemy IN WHICH ~ In ~
I'm dying men, with their horses anu arms a"' All"
we'll without losing man himself.
shed in Wdrsaio' J.me 20. l wIto III g'oat nd'
devour give You orei account 81 svI h; VIII
no entire occurred mere IRIS oay, Hiu ws" Ia' III
pared for to awaken the mos. "sey .";s,;. -,
Of Valen have any regard 'of 'ns pa.'o o..
'ost NOR which foahu hs nov o"sAgoui' 49, n
nde, with to add that lhey VIII oe .ooseu
singular regret. lreacneIy' Ju. an a -
crtv. and which, if not discovered, might
Pomona, o"g H., io,,er informed Won of III
it'll Capt. ~ 'y h;ch bsd heen a,tach.d 10 The co
!, ana - Of GEN Janchowski in the battle near Ko
oo souls that suspicion has been found to be too
Iom LOU 4hnra has been subsequently, no doubt