Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-10
R(0.AA,I!g GAIT.
TENDAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
ANOTHER REPOLUTION
New YoRK, Jan. 81

The new packet ship Sovereign, Champl H.
{, heos from London. The letter bag was
h,onght up last evening by the Old Line news
HaaI Thomas II. Smith. The editors VI the
- .,nrerciaI Advertiser hive received from
,lsir Attentive correspondent ~ London, pa
,,o,. 10 the 10 b oil December, inclusive: ship
w lists 70 the 18th, aud Prices current. These
papers contain the important ,ntf lisence OF d
REVOLUTION IN POLAND,
,a tho a,,ht of The Grand Duke Constantine
a,,ssi. variety of details upon this iuter-
ns,ng .nbi,ct, will be found below Among
~ soec,la,inns, the article from Bells Week
T., Messenger of December 10, is entitled to
attention .,.
o4,sas of the revolution, as published III the
lou, nal du Paris of December l4'h:
ait was in the evening of the 29ih OF Novem-
her. that the insurrection was commenced
NV the under Ensigns' II was exched ny the
aihorr.nce with which they had 10 witness the
i,,omioious death OF twelve students, Who had
hssa sentenced by a court msrlil 10 be shot
Gar ,ying sung the Msrsellois Hymn The first
mont to which the ensigns directed their course.
was to the arsenal they took possession OF
that ,ost, which contained 10000 guns, andlOO
n;eces OF cannon. The Grand Duke Constan-
I'm was then Mt Belvidere about three miles
from Warsaw. The fight continued during the
whole of the night, and ON the following NOR
nioe the people remoIned masters oil the CITY.
The reeiinent of engineers WAS the first 10 rec
volt The French nicolored cockade was in
s,a.tlv adooted. with CITES Of" Vlye Lafayette,
Inc Gend of kosciusko, for ever" They
vent To the French Consul, IN search of the
ir-coloured flag and having found ii,aithongh
tbe consul VI Durand. was suspected 10 De
congregati mist, and attached 10 the la len ny
nas,y. tnpy Joined tie Poli-h white flag and
the tri-c5iored one together, and boIeted
,htn in that state. The National Guard Is be
ing raised"
The prussian State Gazette Of December
4th saws the news of the Polish insurreciIon
caused the Creates conformation.
= As lar as we yet know. the plot was secret
lyp, epared, aud then carried into effect by u
number If vounr Poles who are educated ia
military school, and conseqaen ly have min
tar or4auizat,un. The insurgents hastened to
tho naiace and murdered the Russian seniineis.
Al the same time they called tue citizens to
arms the arsenal was s. orntd, and all basten-
ell tr combat the Russian and some Polish
iroops. ~ whose head the Grand Duke Con
s'antiue fe,ited fighting. I've Grand Duke is
sad % have incurred tue greatest personal dan
ger
TIE following is the account ofthe first aci
Of the instruction ceiyed in Berlin on the 9TH
December:
Onthe evening of the 29th Nov. an insur
recton broke gu, at " arsaw. 1t began in the
military school of eusigus The young men
90 the number OF 500 10 60, took up arms and
spread the mselves through the town, calling
the citizens to arms. A multitude of students
and inhabitants soon joiped them. They pro-
ceeded TO the barracks of the infantry, and the
arsenal, which was taken by 10 O'Clock. Tae
immense quantity of muske,s and sabres il
contained, weIe distributed 10 the people. The
insurrett on had previously gained the barrack,
OF the infantry. The engineer regiment was
the first that rose, and several Other Ieg iment.
soon followed. The Graud Duke Constantine
On the point Of being attacked Or surrounded
in his palace, effected his retreat upon PIaga
with his guard-two Russian regiments and Il
regiment of Polish cavalry, who followed h IN
from sense of military honor but will re-
main neutral If The soldiers do not, di.ban,
themselves and join their fellow ci,izeLs. In.
evaporation, for long time smothered, was s
very considerable at the nome Of insured
ton, that some Polish detachments, who at tn,
commencement refused to give up their post o.
arms to the people. we've msssacred as traitors
FoIty-one Celoaels or Majors were killed in
eneeavor,ns TO keep the troops in obedience
IL rs added that two aids of the Duke wer
sialn' lhe opinion al Warsaw was, that tin
uefCuoh OF the Polish army would becom
general The chief of the municipal police
and two Russian Generals, were killed. Tn,
herman General hauch, and Count Stani,au
oiosky' was also killed, in endeayouriug I,
,aily Tue troops. The military chest, and tn,
muse " tue faymaster-General, were plum
9ered' HentIal kiopecki, has taken mans
oil the Pe!,sn t. oops, aud is endeayoriny 10 re
s'ote order. II is sad that he has already 1000,
troops oil The line u"der his Command. Tn
french irteoored cockade was adopted at Il,
0eg'nalng Of the insusrectior. b.t il was soc