Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-10

hrsve troops. Meantime night had sci IN, and
ihe army required feposc.
:" The laes al ia,renchments we're carried by
storm, 6.0U0 prisoners aud nearly loo peice' Of
cannon. were the trophies OF these Two mena-
rattle days.
" Nothing could now save tho city and The
enem, : army. Both. Therefore. implored the
clemeucy OF the EMPEROR. aud tins cirrnm-
STAGE made II the Marshnl's duty ~ restrain
the vengeance OF the soldafs, which was es
cited to the utmost nv such Ru obstinate retls-
taucr. To-day our troops are ~ Nafshw.-
Thr Polish arm, and the nation have spbmH
ted 10 their Monarch The former, In Coniormi-
~ with the Emprror's manifesto Is gone 10
Plogk here Ia await his orders. IN some daYs
we shrll be abc Ia give more detailed ac.
count oi these Important vents, The glorious
success which We have obtained has been pnr'
chased hy seycre l.ssss. The Field Marshal
h,msrll has received n confusion on the lell
arm aud The b,easl. krokowleek, has resign.
ed his power.
" General Malaohowski has announced 10
the Fold Marshal IN t@n le'ters Signed by his
own hand, that he leads the army 20 flozk with
the Intention oi-waiilng there Tor the com.
mhnds Of hia Imperial Majesty. Wa mus I
hope thai the Polish army will perseser" IN
these gooi sent,ments. aud disregard the per
fd'ons ins'nuarions which may, perhaps, have
bern Addressed 10 1t
FRONTIER OF POLAND,
SrPr. 2g.--AccnuOis hom Warsaw. Of the
sth mat M the evening announced thai the army
is included IN the Oapiuianou. aud has Sent n
General To the Grand Duke Micha to RECON-
mend lIsnlt TO the cleineney Of the Emperor,
whose cnum tnds IL will await at Flock
(Berin Journal, Published by Spauner)
RU 5SIAN ACCOUNT OF THE CAPTURE
OF WARSAW.
The Prussian State Gazette of the 10Th Sep
TENDER contains two accounts from the Russian
heed quarters. The FIRST dated Nadarg,n II,
Sept. b, describes thu preparations made lor
sIurmIug the lntIenchmentH oi Warsaw, aud
expresses an apprehension thai the negotiations
commenced by General Sanneubure, amy not
have favorable result, bnt adds that II the
attack, III the entertainments should bc success
lnl. perhaps The voice 81 reason muy be listen
ed II, and thea IL will require bat II short time
10 como to an understanding.
TIE second report is dated Warsaw, Sept 3.
II relates with more detail. but Ia substance
the same as the report alrendy received the
circumstances OF The attack on the cnirenGh-
ments OF Warsaw. on the I'd day (Sopi. y
Count paSkew Itsch, received confusion from
n cannon ball, which struck his lcn a,m IN the
FIRST quarter oi IN hour ol the combat. and
though no dangerous consequences wrrc mp
pretended, he was obliged for Il Iime TO quit
the field. aud eeve the command 10 General
Toll. Alter detailing the circumstances al the
combat I'LL tue kussInns had got possession OF
the rampRus, the report concludes ~ the fol-
loving terms The Poles reircaied into the
interior Of the civ the Ku.sihns occupied the
rampnris, md erected banrrtcs Tor 80 cannon,
10 chnsilsc the Iebe liious cIty IN case II should
prrsevere IN itH resistance. In the course Of
the night General kruckowIeeki sent n flag Of
truce, Announcing TINT the Diet had Dissolved
itself, aud that he. as Dictator. governed alone.
| though he WAS not sure oi his lie.
! A, day break orders we're issued To all the
troops not 10 commit any hosi,iities, AT both
the cnpiInl aud The country had submitted 10
! hi. Majesty the Emperor aud King, aud the al
NY ~ns marching to Plozk, ds the Field Mar.
shal had ordered, 10 await hlG Majrsy's com
| mands. THIS morning General AJnlachowskt
| caused report OF thu Polish army 10 be delv.
cred 10 the Field Earshhl. The Imperial Gunrd
occupied the city this morning. AT the Jeru.
salem barrlef, depnlhlion presented 10 his
Imperial tIghOes the Gfaud Duke Michael.
bread aud s,lD A brigade occupied the Tote
de Pom OF Pragu. 1he Field Marshal will
come this morning to the BelVrdere 4, his lndis-
position prevents hin from getting on horse
bhtk. zen. 1uhhI " w. "a HpHOliifu hDNHin-
or OF Warsaw, and Genetni kmh tumman-
dant. The suburbs on tue suutha cst side are
almost entirely burnt down.---ln the city l.ell
the artillery has done little damage. H.. effects
would have been ielt to-day. Ebe loss Of the
Russian ermy could not be Uncomfortable
II ID estimated al hciween 1910 ana 60OU
men, bur POSITIVE detail, are still wanting
FRANCE.-rhe question OF The French
Peerhge proceeds but SLOWLY. Some Of The
journals dtpfeCate the conduct of ITO Peers
themselves, as destructive OF then own cause.
Not above seventy Of them nave hitherto bern
~ the trouble OF meeting. Perhaps they see
that their meeting would not be oil any use.
The most interesting topic OF dobole IN the
Chamber oil Depdties during tho week. has bseH
one on the motion OF Young bhs Cases, the son
81 the well Known biugrapher ui Napoleon, to
refer to the President OF the Council pctltlpu
Tor iTAnspnrllug the remains ot tue E,Aperur
(under favor of England) from s.. Helena TO
Paris. II had beru recommended by the Com
nitiee on the poItion. that lie Chamber should
pass to the order OF the day, on the groand
that honOurs sufficient had already bern pad
TO the meaiory Of Napoleon both 10y the patton
anu by the kne. Las Cases read IA speech
| IN support 81 his mollpn, composed by his ia-
tn I, who " as SICK, aud could not attend. Inc
only othe' speaker OF name that warmly sup
ported 1t was General Lanurque.
The speeches against the motion contained
some saIuisry tr1tns. One member asked, lot
what national dement's they ought 10 honour
ioe mcmor, OF hrpoIeoni
" Was II lor having dispersed the national
representatives. al the point oi the bayonei--sti-
fled the liberty 81 the pTess--iransle the
decision OF causes from jnries 10 commissions
carried war Iuto al quarters OF the woIld -
planted kings every whe,e--and lost his throne
by an excess Of despo i,m p General Bertrand
SAID he did not tnInk there Was any danger 10
be apprehrnded from the application being
granted but he Admitted the Ministers were
the best judges. T1s remark made n great
,mpre ,slon On the Chamber add tie motion
was rejected ny aCclanatIon.
RESURRECTION AT MADEIRA.
vessel had arrived from Madeira, which
stales lhnt IN consequence ola report that the
French squadron has forced the bac Of LsUon,
| and was Ia possession oil the RIVER lagus, Il
revolt among the Islanders had taken place 10