Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-10-21

leb1 AOot tWO SdilOnt anu oOO HllSOHSIoI st-
mong whom are many officers u
The corps of Count Baron Krents, consist
ing of 10000 infantry, and 5000 cavalry, has
arrived at Prasnyz, and received orders TO has
ten its march to Join the Russian main army,
so as to pass on the 18th the bridge over the
YistuIa at Legea. Choez and Rychwall were
occupied by the Russian troops on the 18th,
and they were expected on the 18th or 10th nc
Kalisch. The public Golfers and functionaries
of the latter place are going to Cznestochow.
There being no Polish troops within or near
Kalisch. There is nothing to hinder the en-
trance of the Russian troops into that town.
1t is said, that the 18th, twenty Cossacks
and one officer went from Konin to occupy the
frontier town of Slupce.
IFrom the Courier of 3Ist Augusta
We have received German papers to the Esd
instant. A letter from Cracow alludes to the
report which has been given in the French pa
pers, that negotiations are on foot between
Russia and Poland, but nothing definite seems
to have TRANSFERRED respecting them, nor does
the fact appear clear that any negotiations are
actually in progress. Indeed, if any negotia-
| tons of the kind have been commenced, the
Emperor of Russia must have recently altered
his tone very materially, for his answer has in.
!, variably been, to all the proposals of negocia
ton made by other Governments, from feelings
Il
not negotiate with rebellious subjects, although
Europe at large should in the event of their
'Ibeing subdued, have reason to commend him
for his moderation. and humanity in the hour
! of victory, The rumour as to the i'll health of
the Emperor of Russia is also revived.
i CRAcow, Aug 14.-The advance of the
Russians to the Upper Vistula has broken off
our communications with Warsaw. We hear
a great deal of negotiations, announced in well
informed circles, as being actually on foot, and
by which last and undoubtedly slaughter
would be prevented. Our city is daily more
and more filed with persons concerned in an
Iinsurrecuon.
WARSAW, Aug. 17--Yesterday and the day
before were days of horror. The Patriotic
Club, long irritated against the established au-
thorities, and dissatisfied at not seeing General
Janowsky condemned to death, at length de-
: termined upon taking violent measures. On
the 14th, at eight P. M. the club formally de-
" manded that Gen. Skrynecki should be order
ed to Wa aw-Hereupon they proceeded to
the Castle, where the 200 National Guards
scarcely offered any resistance. The seven pris.
oners of state were found, were murdered in
their rooms. and their bodies thrown into the
. gutter, or hung up at the lamp-posts. The RI
. oters then proceeded to the houses of several
:. persons already acquitted, and to the House Of
Correction, in which not only the agents of the
late police, but also debtors and cheats, were
confined: many of them were put to death and
their bodies were hung up without much GER
emory. In this way IS persons lost their lives
&C. during the first night Among them were
" Generals Jankowski. Bukoski, Hurtg, Srlaki,
and Bentk owski: the Russian Chamberlain Fus.
tane; Russian Lady the name of Bazanow;
the Councillor of State Hanckiewez who had
- been acquitted; Major Petrkowski, and sew
eral Police Agents. Lessel, the confectioner,
lwho had been acquitted, was saved with much
difficulty by General Krukowieki.
Yesterday, about noon, Russian Captain of
Icavalry, who had been wounded and taken pris-
loner, was torn from the wagon as it entered the
city, and cruelty murdered. In the afternoon
: Rawecki, the curator of the schools. was hung
at lamp-post. During the night General
We Rrukowiecki. was re-appointed Governor OF
n the city. His hrst measure was to send for
to military achievements, that a repetition of
as these horrors is scarcely to be expected. The
lie French and Austrian Consuls had already de-
a manded their passports, the Government being
Ike no longer IN condition to afford them protec-
av aon. To-day however, in compliance with a
Id wish animated to them, they have determined
W. not to set off as yet. To-day the Government
of hitherto existing has been dissolved, and Cen
,r- erai krukowiecki has been placed at the head
o. OF the new Government, with very extended
IN powers During the hours of of terrorhe dis
lat played much energy and personal bravery. He
n. mas already had the President and ten members
it OF the Club arrested. BY virtue of the pow
= Iers placed in his hands he has appointed Gen.
IT. Prondzyndi to the chief command in the ar
an my who is said to have already accepted the
appointment,
lie,
So The famous Mrs. Royal proposes to publish
! 10 newspaper at Washington City, and in case
~ ~ she succeeds, it is thought that hers may in