Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-10

'ssucu proclamation, ~ WHICH lneN hCkhoN
iedse the rights of Sovereignty oil the Emperor
Nichoias, but on coalition hat the separation
OF the two States shall be complete. and that uo
Russian military corps shall Keep garrison IN
the Kingdom of Poland. Lieut.. General
e2ailo IN HI was the first Minister OF Poland
IN 1914. when the Emperor gave 10 that coun-
! try liberal Constitu,lon-the execution OF
which was afterwards suspended by the same
sovereign. Prince RadzivIl, IS cousin ot the
Gov Gen. of the Duchy of pusen. (Prussian
foiand) and brother-lnlaw 10 the kng oil
| Prussia"
The Prussian State Gazette of the 9th gives
the following version, embracing mauy add
| tional particulars:
| =" On the morning o the goth Of November,
tranquility sill reigned here. but 10 Yards seven
! oeiock IN the evening, report spread rapidly
through the town, that two regiments OF The
| Russian Horse Guards had come 10 blows
with The pupils of the Military Schools aud Sc
seral companies OF Polish Infantry. Tine en-
easement was most sanguinaIy. aud many
J lives were lost on both sides. The Russian
| calvary Of The Guard re rested. and dttaoh
me"t oi TO .sh troops repaired 10 the Bel' ieie
ra'ace, "hefe lis Imperial Highness he Ces-
aro"hch was no longer TO be ioand. At THIS
moment general alarm WAS beaten, aud MI
| ,he troops IA Warsaw assembled under arms.
| IN n sho time it became evident that part oil
| me popnla'ion were about 10 join the loops.
| ~ eight O'Clock Il gates of the arsenal were
| broken open, and arms we're distributed among
! the people. Tie battle lasted TIL day break
| ne prisoners OF State we're set at liberty Inc
| following persons are said to hive lost Their
ives :-Generals Grndre and Tensch. wee
Ifesident Lub0urd2ki, the Minister oil NaI,
| General lanckP, aud Colonel Mecisze" ASK )
| otneral BlUmer was pierced with balls, Zen
eihi o'an'slaus Potocki is dangerously wound
| ed. General Nouicki also lost his life. Zen
erall Redel aud BJntems have been arrested
| Generals E'sakoil and Englemaun have SUI,
| rendered themselves prisoners oil war. General
Trebrlcki was killed. Yesterday Count Sobo-
! lewski, and the minister Of Finance, Prince
Lubechi, issued in the name q the Emperor
Procism 'tion, by which II new sdmn,.iratlo"
vas named, consisting of the following indlyi-
duals PfiHce Senator Woiewoden, Adam
Czartonylski Senator, Wojewoden Michael
Radzivil. Senator Michael Kochanowski, Sena-
tor Count Lewis Paiz, Secretary Ju ian Men
cewitez, aud General Joseph Chlopinki
! The whole Of yesterday (the Both Nuvem-
ber) the inhabitants of Warsaw remained un-
der arms, and in the sIternoon the National
! Guard began TO organize under the command
| OF Count Lnbienskl The shops were closed
! Hitherto the Russian troops appear TO remain
| quiet. The Polish reg im'nts Of infantry and
cavalry, stationed 10 tie Provinces, have
received orders to move without delay, towards
| Warsaw. In the principal streets of warsaw
artillery has been planted. The Amortization
| Committee OF the Public Debt has placed the
public property in the Bank, under the pro-
| tec'on of the citizen. Ia the Avenue. and
mar the Alexander Church, the engagement, is
said 10 have been most sdnguiDary, Every
body is Fastening to Pawask, WHITTIER the Rus
sian Guards have repaired. On the Saxon
| Place, aud in the Cracow suburb, patrols of Pc
lish cavalry are Stationed.
| According to the foregoing accounts, the
slaughter among the superior officers mus
! have been immense. Many armed females
were seen bearing their share ia tue dangers oil
the day.
| The shops were still closed on the LIST in
| slant, but the new Presiden, of Police, We
| grzechi, had issued orders that they should be
| te-opened. In addition TO the Polish troops
| 1000 of the inhabitants were under arms. Pa
! trolls of the newly organized National Guard,
we've already passing through the streets
! they have taken up several suspicion.
| individuals, and the properly and money
found up'n them had bten deposited al thu
| Council House.
| Towards two O'Clock in the morning nc
| more firing was heard, and tranquility was soor
| restored The Russian families, residing al
Warsaw, have been placed unJer the protec
| ton Of he national honor. Such OF the members
! OF the Chamber oi Deputies rs happened to bt
! at Warsaw lad allowed themselves to he madt
the organs The popular voice, and had OBJ
| tanned the dismissal f'om thu Admins ratiV,
| Council OF Prince Lubecki and Count Grabows
HI. in whose slead others have been joined /,
the Council
IL appears that the newspapers had no
| been published one day, IN Consequence o
the Composilors having joined tue 'nsuirec
tionisis.
The Grand Duke Constantine had forbidden
! by proclamation, the Russian troops 10 inter
fere in the insurtectIou further than leaving The
! Poles 10 re-uuiIe themselves but AT the same
time he cautions the Poles to beware OF III,
precpice upon which they stand, and eAhoft
them 10 return TO order aud tranquility.
| II seems certain that the Russians were no
| animated by any enthusiastic feelings agains
the liberty Of Poland, and thai they only iough
during the insure ton for the purpose OF de
f. nding themselves In point OF fact, those reg
imenIs are chiefly composed OF Fuihynians
Lithuanians, and bdli'lans' ali SOM VI sue ah
cieni king dom OF Poland.
i The same journals contain The following
documents
/ " Poles The events Of yesterday evening AM
, last night, which are as melancholy is unox
. nec,ed. have induced the Government 10 ado
, 20 its members some persons distinguished D,
,,nms,ons ser,ices and to address 10 you IN,
following PROCLAMATION:
II :" His imperial HIghness the Grand Duke
Constantine mas forbidden the Russian hoops
to interfere any farther for oniy ,hs Pole
themselves ought to re-uni'e the divided mnd
OF ,neir coun,Tymen, Bot the Pole must no
stain his hands with the blood of his brethren
A. l,ule can i, be your intention 10 give TO TIN
world the melancholy spectacle of civil war
Moderation, alone, an save you from the pre-
2 cipice on the brink OF which you stand he,,r"
then, TO order aud TRANQUILITY and may oil m
l.. tumus be ended with Tue fatal sh' ""is'
:. .,',,s,ed them with its vel. Think ot tn
fu,ure. aud our distressed country. Put a"hl
. e,erv hing that might endanger its existence
Il viii be ior US TO fulli our duties by The man
: tenaoce of the public security, oi the laws am
If the liberties secured 10 he country ny 'h
3 Constr ut on.