Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-20
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EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

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EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
The rarket ships Pacific, Captain Croker
and Hannibal, Csplaio Hebard. have arrived a
NV York, the former from Liverpool aud the
huer from London, bringing London papers
IL the evening oil the 3ia August, and Liver.
nnn' naners 20 the Cd Of Sep,enbsr, incl isive.
The Hon. John Randolph. our ia,e Minister 10
Russia. arrived passenger IN tho Hannibal
Tue must important intelligence brousht by
these arrivals relates 20 the cause of Poland,
which is represented rs being IN a coalition nj.
moh hopeless, the population Of Warsaw in n
state Of open rebellion against the sossrnmeni,
the Governor displaced, 5krsyneeki dismissed,
tho capital IA state Of anarchy aud without
| resources, and the Russian army approaching.
The articles " h CHI contain these acronnis
are from The Pr1ssan State Ga zette, aud " III
be found amoag nur scleetlons. The Lendon
| lnnos of the SlI. however. questions those
accounts, giving ms its reasons the great ipiu-
ence OF tho Polish Diet aud Government over
| the r.nnir the Aitle credit nasseaacd 10y The
| pnirioiie club who are said to have caused the
,nsnrreotion. and who are said 10 be composed
oi u fsw bot-headed students. and finally thu
great popularity OF Prince CgaIio.iski, which
rendefs ~ exceedingly improbable that he
! shoull he suddenly displaced 10 make room
Tor msn standing 40 low IN tb. estimation oil the
people oil War.aw as Gen, kruckowiecl,i aud
ProndEnski. The same paper further re-
| marks -
The approach Of the nussian armies TO War.
| saw, aud the consequent interruption of all
| communication between tho rest OF Europe and
th,t city, allow room for those tnhr,catiuo.
which ths Prnssiao Government has sho.a IL
| sell to- apt 10 encourage. The lie (If II h.
onr) NAV last foriaiE ut, o. iii decisive bat
tle takes place +; aud IN the mran tune thu
friends Of OF Poland nre kept ia suspense, or
are prevented from acting with the requisite
energy.
Weshall noi, however, disguise our convie.
ton, That u the accounts which We yesterday
published shou Il turn out To he correct, the
cause of Poland Is lost, aud that, for n season
| streams oil noble blood bBve flowed in VAN.
The promotion Of the two Generals nbove men
toned 10 the head OF the Cove ru,ncnt aud Al.
my would be both the evidence Of a deadly
schism IN the state, aud the Immediate pte0ui.
sor OF Polish subjagaton. All those VINO have
hitherto defended the gopd cause with their
swords, or supported II with their eounsels,
would refuse to range themselves under men
whom they deem unworthy their confidence,
and who would bttIay them into the hands oi
their enemies n civil conteh would tnus nrlso
with n foieign foe NJ the gate.
There are reports mentioned ~ the French
papers OF nogocial,0ns IN progress between the
Emperor Nicholas aud the Polish nulhotl-
ii'A bhA iht1 w nOi btfm " Dc RGnGIdlly ut
ieyed.
POLAND.
WARSAW. Aug. II
Yesterday and the day before were days o
horror. The pa'rIuliG GLIB long lrrilated a.
gaiust the authorities, aud dnsaIsf n, not see
my General Jankowsky Gondenned 10 death, NJ
leugth determined On laking violent measures.
On the l6tn, al y. Al, the Club formally de. |
nAnded that General SkryUecki should be or |
laTeH in l. thns Lad
10 the Castle, where the 200 National Guards
scarcely offered any resistance. The seven
prisoners al state were lo,'nd, we're murdered
"a iher rooms. and Ihs bodies thrown into tho
s"tef, OF hung up al the lamp posts The To-
ieTs then proceeded TO the hunses oi several per
sons already acquitte anu 10 the House OF
CORRECTION, III winch noi onIy the agents Of the
late police. bat also debtors aud cheats were
confined many Of thsm were put 10 death and
their bodies we're hung up without much oers.
mony In ihis way thniy Ave persons l0si their
lives The first night. Among them ~ere Gene
rails Jankowski fnrug, Saack', u Bcnlko.skf
the Russian UuanbeiII Ia asiiane ku,sian
Lady OF the name OF Bazlno" Tie Cooac,llo, OF
state Hsnckewiezi who had been acquitted
Major PelrOwsk aud several police agents.
Lrssel, the eonieetlOner, who had been n.qii,-
Ted, was saved with much dilicaliy b Gene-
raj krukowiecki.
Yesterday ABOUT noon, n Russian Captain of
Ctvaty, who had been wounded 1nd taken
prisoner, was torn from the wagon ns It ente,-
ed the CITY, aud cruelty murdered. In the af
ternoon Ka~ecki, the curator of the schools.
was hung up al the lump pos. During the
night General krntpwiecki was re- sppoi nied
Governor Of the city. HIS frat measure was
10 send lar military reiniorceneois, so that
repetition OF these horrors IS scarcely 10 he eH-
aeCIed.-Iue French and Aust ian Consuls |
had already demanded their passports, the
Government beng 10 longer IN condition 10
afford tbem protection. To-day, however, III
compliance wnh "A with Iniimoted to them,
they have determined not 10 sci oil as yet. To-
day The Govrrnnso, hitherto existing has BEEN
dissolved. aud Geuei al K,ukowiecci has been
placed NJ the head of the Oew Government
with very rAirnded power. During the hours
oil terror, he displayed much energy and per
sonal bravery. lie has already had tho Presi-
henl aud leu members OF the CmU arrested.
BY virtue ofInr powers placed Ia his hands he
has appointed General Pioudzynski tn thu Chief
command Of tbs agony, who /. SAID TO have all
teady accepted tho appointment.
WARSAW. August 10.
General Dembinski. Governor 81 Warsaw,
hA, iasued proclamation, in winch he siste,
thai having bren informed by our National
Government on thx l7tb INST. That The garrison
duty nj pInga was neg ligenuy performed, thai
no patros we're sent Odt, aud thai the cnemy's
cavalry bad c"meup TO the teto-de-p oat, ne
immediately sent Lieut. Chirosz, one OF his
AIDES lie Camp, With an order to General Dice
onski, Governor Of Pruga lie examined all
tue batteries, visited al the posts. and con-
WINGED himself that both IN PIaga aud the out
posts, tue duty was performed IN the most suit
isinciory manner. Inc officers declared they
had 40 fear OF An attack, not merely oi 400
men, but OF IL 900 oI Tue uisamy, lhe follow
ing day he subniltied the Tepoit 10 tue Military
Council which was fully convinced that Gen.
| DJekonski has shown the greatest z"al aud mili-
tary stili. Since then NJ. Ulanaski, AdJu,nnt
~ the National Guafd. had rs.s.n'ed com
PLAIN, accusing Gen DJrkO0ski u Ne"jsw.hi.
oil nrg igence IA the performance of thtif duty
| The q nor IA well AS The whole Conucil, beng
convinced nj tle taIsehoOd Ut thIs accnsaton,
declares that the conduct ot all the officers oi
the gitrlsoa OF PIaga Is exemplary. snd ian-
iakl - 10 hp nrnsernIed hnlnre ~ AIrhnru lima.