The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1831-04-30

FROM EUROPE.-London dates
TO evening Of March 81, and Liverpool
to April lst, have been received ut New
York.
The news il importaet. Immediate
hostilities were anticipated between
France and Austria, and both French
and English Funds had consequently fall
en-. Belgium was in an unsettled state
Poland was still struggling gloriously for
her National independence, and most de-
voutly is it to be hoped, her struggles may
save her from conquest and oppression.
A letter from the Polish frontiers, da-
ted 18th inst. has the following informa-
tion -
The advanced guards Of the Russian
division arrived at Novgrod on tho 18th.
The Polish Col Zwolinski deserted b
the enemy, and was followed by almost
the entire Of his battalion.
Warsasc, March i2 Gen. Dwerniki
has got the appellation of Cannon Provi-
der, because some fresh piece that he
has taken from the enemy arrive daily.
We have this moment learnt that his
troops have passed the Bug at Kladmour
and Horodlo. II is impossible to describe
the joy and enthusiasm ofthe Volhyuians
on Witnessing the arrival Of their brethren
the Poles.
Brussels, March 29.-The night pass
ed Off TRANQUILITY. Order, but not conf
dence, is restored. Fresh tumults are
spoken Of for Good Friday. The Con-
grsss met this moraing but confined them
selves to the business IF electing their sec
retaries and officers. The Belgic Asso-
citation meets again this night. It arro-
gates to itselfthe right Of issuing procla-
nations. The overthrow of the govern
ment and the establishment Of Republic
are talked Of De Potter is expected
back. He, Gendebien, Van sder Wyer,
Tielmans, and Robaulx, are spoken Of as
Ministers. Several arrests have been
made amongst others, Gen. Nyples.-
Van der Snissen is ordered to proceed
to Namur. Az
The Independent of Brussels ofthe 9th
inst contains the following in postscript
+" News has been brought by tho Dill
gence, just arrived, that hestilities had
commenced in the direction Of Turnhout:
Some batteries Of artillery procceeed from
Brussels this morning, for the purpose of
reinforcing our troops. Gen. Nisllon has
also returned to his post"
Astperp, March 26.-Genersls Beau
lieu and Dulaillis arrived here yesterday,
to take the military command Of the d.
vision and the fortress.
Hague, March 27.-His Majesty, by a
decree Of the 22d, has resolved that the
infantry ofthe army in the field shall be
divided into three divisions, each consist
ing ofthree hrigades the first to be com
saanded by Gen. Van Geen, the second
by the Duke of SAKE Weimar, apd the
lhird by Lieut.. Gen. Meyer. I
POLAND.
London, March 3O.-The German pa
psss received to the 23d inst. are Of some
interest, as testifying the further success
Df. the Polish cause. The entry Of the
Polish army under Dwernicki, into the
province Of Podolia, is likely to produce
increase Of fperplexity to the
Russians. The Nobility and their depen
tents have arisen en- massee, and assem-
'led 49, 600 cavalry, which force advanc-
d to Kaminiez, the capital, snd disarmed
Russian Regiment Of Infantry. The
news Of this event has already, il is sup
posed, led TO retreat Of the force under
Cen. Krsutz.
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