Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-05
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TEN DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAN
ANOTHER REVOLITVON.

NEw-YoRK, Jan. 3I.-The new packet shin sovs-
reign Champaign, is below from London The letter
bag was brought up last evening by the Old Line ne
boat Thomas ii. Smith. The Editors of the CONNER
cal Advertiser have received from their attentive Cor
respondent London papers to the 18th of December in
elusive; shipping Lists TO the Is h, and Prices Current
These papers contain the important Intelligence of
REVOLUTION IN POLAND,
And the flight OF the Grand Duke Constantine TO
Russia varity of details upon this interesting sub.
ject viii be foun below. Among the speculaons the
article from Bells Weekly Messenger of Dec 10, is
entitled to attention
The following is the account of the immediate cause
oil tis revolution, as published i'll the Journal du Paris
OF Dec. 18th:
II was in the evening of the 10Th Nov that the nsur.
rection was commenced by the under Ensigns Ii was
excited by the adherence which thew had 10 wit
ness the gnominous death of twelve students who had
been sentenced by court martial to be shot for having
sung tht MaTscilo5 Hymn. | he first point TO which
the ensSns directed their course was TO the arsenal:
they took possession of that POST which contained 10 900
guns, and 100 pieces of cannon The Grand Duke
Constantine was then at Belvedere about three miles
from Wars W. The fight continued during the whole
oil the night and on the following morning the peonle
remained masters OF the city. The Regiment of Engi-
neers was the first revolt The French Fri coored
cockade was instantly adopted with cries of give La
fayeite, The friend o. Koscusko for ever!" They went
TO the House Of the French Consul in search Of the
tn.colored flag; and having found it, although the Con-
sui MI Durand) was suspected to be a Congregaonst
aud attached TO the fallen dynasty, they Joined the
Polish white flag and the Fri coored one together and
hoisted them in that state. The National Guard is be
ing raisei.
fte Prussian State Gazette of Dec 4tb saws the
sternation. o ~
"As far as wa yet know, the plot was secretly pre-
pared, and then carried into effect by number of Young
Poles, who are educated in military school, and con.
sequenuy' nave military organization The insur-
gents fastened 10 the palace and murdered the Russian
cenines' AZ the same time they called the cze ms to
arms; the arsenal was stormed and all fastened TO COM
bat the Kusslon and Polish troops at whose
the Grand Duke Constantine retired fighting The
Grand Duke il said 10 have incurred the yreafesf
sonal danger " r.
The following is the account of the first act of the
insurroctIon, received in Berlin the 18th OF Deem
ber;--
On the evening Of the 2olh November. an insurrcc.
ton broke oui at Warsaw. II began in the military
school OF ensigns. The young men TO the number Of
2oO 10 ooo took u? arms and spread themselves through
the town. calling tile citizens TO arms multitude OF
students and inhabitants soon joined them. They pro-
ceeded to The barracks of the infantry and the arsenal
which was taken by 10 o'clock. The immense quaint
~ OF muskets and sabres il IN
the people. The instruction had previously gained
the barracks OF the infantry. The engineer regiment
was the rs that ro'e and several other regiments soon
followed The Grand Duke Constantine ON the point
OF Deng attacked or surrounded in his palace, Geced
his reTea upon Praga, with his guard-two Russian
Iegts and reg't OF Polish cavalry who followed him
ron sense OF military honor, but will remain neutra
the soldiers do not disband themselves aud ion their
fellow -ciuLens.-The evaporation, for a long time
sno'hsred was so very considerable at the moment of
ihsaFrecuon' that some Polish detachmens who al the
commencement refused TO give up their post of arms 10
the people, were mastered as traitors Forv.one colo
hei' OF mayo were killed In endeayoring TO keep the
troops M obedience II IL added that two aids of the
Duke were slain. The opinion at Warsaw was that
The detection Of the Polish army would become general
The chief Of the municipal police and two Rnssan|
Generals, were killed The German General Hauch
and Count Sanislaus Potosky, was also killed in on
deayoring 70 rally the troops The military chest and
ne house OF the Paymsstef General were pIundered
General kloppieeh has taken command Of The Polish
troops and - endeavorng to restore order. u is said
hai ne has already 10000 troops Of the line under his
command The French tri-colorad cocksde was adopt.
eu az we beginning Of the insurrecon, but il was soon
isPlaSeu ~ he Polish eockade. corps Of National
6uards was organizing. The Council of AJminis,ra.
non osiabshed by the Emperor Of Russia in genuine.
uon with Prince Lubeski, minister of finances Prince
Adam Czartorinsk and Prince Michael B,dziv from
me Provisional Government and have issued erocls
mailer 10 which they acknowledge the rights OF sove
TeBny Of the Emperor Nicholas bot on condition tba,
tse separation q the two states shall Do complete ana
ths 10 RUSSIAN military corps shall keep garrison In
ne Engdem Of Polaad--Lisvt General czartorlnsfi|