Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-05


49,. d,hsy have not taken sn sciise pari IN ".
/ Tn. fcua~inx 10 she pasier,p,to The latest
lesfsr, fine eysh To-day. 81 0'eii.et, Con
rses- vssumed Hs siii-gs. aud vent through |
| ID usual preliminary bs.issss. NJ de 6e''H- |
ei,s was as.s, elected President An imP"r-
tan, ee'na"niesiion irs'o The eo'sronffa was
announced Tor -'norros n bSoh.
/ II - sid by many rpenhe" o. : 9ng''"
! thaf iha Prince Of Sase Cnbourk vii he p'"po
81 a. Monarch NJ Belgium cannei ho~rs.
81, l.arn tina, thi. intended proportion 10 the
resalt Of apy eemmUnIesu n M the suiJee be
twren III. Royal Highness aud the Prince oil
Orange. TIE general impression. az Tar as
have been able sscer'sia u. "a, thAiia case oi
hing elected, his Royal liighaes soulj refuse
the Crosn.
From lie Yrni Pn'riots.
Hlrth IS The new M,nis'ry s formed
is oon,p"sed Of NJ. Sauvsg', the Interior Bar.
'nslrmy, Js'ie. Hans de slseshoy,e. War
Dssaar, Foreign AHsu
The rec latter appointments src an noun.
csd IN ordinances OF ths Reg'n'. The pa
pers 10 not contain spy oidinauco appointing
NJ. Ssuvagr.l
The Regent hss refused To accept the resig-
nation Of NJ. de Brouoker~. M,oi't"r 81 Finance
NJ. ] isl,nsas - spppnted GoveTnor oil Llege
The fpliosing Is y" aceonni Of the ofganlsa-
ton OF the Belgian Assooial ION above referred
to.
| March "a -Yeusrdsy evening Numerous
msein1 assembled nt thu rooms VI ID; opeIS'"
| OF iba Belgian Union, Tor the purpJs- VI taking
| mo consideration the basis OF patriotic Asso-
Cation ioI ma n aiming the principles OF The re-
volutlon r91,nsI any attempt winch mig ~ ~
| made by their enemies, Tor snsniiog tie md
| psndfnce o. Belgium. end the tcrretoal exc u
sion OF toe OrsBss family ot Nassau. oes't"
members Oi tbs National Congress weie pre-
hat tho room WIS hardly large enough 10 a.
eommodatr all. We also observed the NJ mis-.
ters Gsniebien. and lielmaos, nnd numbef
of tn principal functjonafirs ,eyersl Colon'i,
an other officers Of tie linz and volunteer,
Associates oil the Brussels bar, Of ihhi oi L'rgr,
aud 9th, places and the editors OF the In1u-
eainl Jourha =, both metropolitan aud pf"V'n'
eial.
ACT OF THI AS clArtoH.
+" onsidrting ua sacfsd duty Tor ever |
Belgian 70 defend his md, pen Jence II any
pres.
= Considering that the Congress has forever
excluded III, family uf Nassau. from any pow
er IN n, iyium--a decree which was in - de-
gee xo,ird by amy oil 10 Year, stan
dug, by the burning OF Brussels, the massacre |
Off. inh~bitan,s. and by tue bomOartmenl oi
Ant~,tp-
Ar Association has been formed in Bius-
sell. IN order 10 secure tho independence Of
IN. country, and the perpetual exclusion OF !
he kaasu'.
Z" The members bind themselves upon
thpir honor 10 defend and MAINTAIN nj any |
prics the Independence aud nationality 81 The |
Big ians; to hight uga,nst the Nassau family |
never TO treat with them. no matter 10 What |
extremity the country may be reduced; aud
TO ferel oil aggt.s.ioos on ihe pari oil tue for
e'gaeI.
POLAND.
The further accounts Iom this country are !
cheering 10 iis tiieHHs.
The WaJsap state Gazette Of the 18th Of
March, gives the fnllt~lng news; On ia |
OH, the Russians relued from Ptaga to Waiver. |
IN this village hrs the headquarters of Gen raj
GeI.mar VINO has the command Of the RuS
si4n troops remaining near waiver. On the
following day, our Graerai Janskowski adj
shtced TO Waiver, TO reconnoi'ie the enemy
positions. The cavalry OF Aog"st"~ dsbers"d
u ctrps OF Cossacks, winch covered the Nus
sian army On this occasion we had two m'n
killed, aud twenty wounded. Among the
wounded are several stat 1ficers. II appea'c
that the enemy sill occuprd the frontiers
With 10 or % 900 infantry, cavalry, aud ar'il- |
l-ry The ice on the Vistus has begun 60
break up, and the water has risen II inchcs. |
On the nh il carried away three pontoons OF
the bridge oves ,be Vistua
n vs. was reteisod yes,esdAy, that General
DS,rncki hal again broken Kussau BAital.
ION. aud tae eu t'o oann"n.
A nr,vs,. l.,.r from Warsaw OF tho same
date says
General Dwfrnicki has iisDersed the diviS
ion OF General kr.utz. He s.t Warsaw with
only four pieces OF artillery, and n haa nov
park oftwenty gnns captured from The enemy
Should Lthusnia rise IN the rear of the Rus
.sns, the Whale force OF the empire would
not oe suicisnt to subduo the Polish nation.
u ia reported that msIrteetionary movements
against the Russians have already btgun IN
VohyIiia a0d podola.
Previous 10 the retreat OF Kreutg. the corps
soder lis command captured Lub!n, ,fer II
most desperate resistance by the inhabitants,
AID Sun II band OF Polish troops,
WARSAW, March IL. &c neral Dwernicki
| has got the appslI'i on OF Cannon Proridsr,
becnuse every moment il br,pging IN some
fresh pip,e TINT h. has taken lr0m the enemy
We have this moment learnt that his troops
have passed The Bug at klaumour aud horoo-
To- On arriving NJ Wiudzm'enzv, The seat OF
government of Volhynis, they divided, taking
The roads of Howell aud LoUiski II j. i'm
possible TO describe the oy and enthusasm Of
the VoIhyn,ans on Witnessing the arrival oi
their brethren the Poles. They only waited
for his TO evenge the onirag tnat have been
committed upon ,h-ir mos distinguished cit
,xsus. Princes SHngusSo AID LubomIrsk'.
Counts l,idore and Alexander Sabamski, Couul
Joseph Mo zenski, win many other, hhvr
been v,olrnll, torn from their tam,hes, aud
conveyed to the very extremity OF Mascovy.-
The whole oil Lihuan,s IS burning TO ayeugP
these acts o( barbarity. The fate OF Nicholas Is
sealed. We are waiting with the utmot impas
.ience for Official reports OF The heroic march oil
ouI intrepid wsir'o's
FyouIi, rs of Russin March IL. The accounts
received At 81. Petersburg from the army, do
no indeed, wholly answer The EXPECTATIONS OF
the publ -, who thought the' ID Polish ,nsnr-
rection would be Put down a, one blow bit
the, give Grouud to hope with confidence IN
sp, edy ttrmina,ion of Inc war. and Ihe rrstord-