The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-21


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 All hopes of accommodation =. 'l removed by tllis letter,and ] ordered s'e T assault to be made at day break V s'as' 2 morning. 1t vas successful. and ~ ~ the whole outer line oi Iortj6ea,,as tj6s,sl had been carried, iM. irondzynsk; ns sented himself, bearing letter 3r' fs' Count kruokowiecki, ard demara'as ~ an interview. Not wishing to lose IL. s,.s in vain debates. l asked Of him x '''e ' clare what was the basis of the naa,'.. = = alton into which he wished to enteg ' seN ling him at the same time, that i eon,s ,Sa, admit l.o other than that Of entire ss,e s.'' mission to the will of lis Imps raj M s' jesiy in reply received from bjm 's !. deciaration oi his assurance, flat the ' tentions of kruckowieeii were to lturn to complete obedience win \. whole Polish Nation, for which be rs. s LOW invested with full powers, and thss| , he wished to know what condition. ',I \ required. l gave my consent M tbs.' Count kruckowiecki should inme5; ately visit me in person, and enaapsa His Imperial lIighness, the Grand Isabs abs Michael to be present at the interyie9 " General Count Tell and General Ra,. were there also; but the laneuaes $ Count Kruckowiecki was Yer, djfSs,.ss from that which ] had reason to eYps,. lie entirely disowned the dcclayal;r@s made by Prondzy nski 10 the face Of tb. latter, and pretended that he had N received any such powers iron. tie R ct. A warm discussion took place, .Ta ] was twice on the point of order,ap' recommencenent of hostilities. length however, desiring il possible X Fresent further .ifusion oi blood I charged Gen. Berg to read the prirai. pal conditions of an arrangement. md tconsented to wait until orc o'clock Y honrs) for the final answer of Coust kruckowieoki.
 l even sent him sumnlar, oi ihe preliminary conditions announcing ihat as soois ss te lad Teiufred t,en nllh his signature affixed; tho hostlls should cease. At one o'clock, seeinp no one come, ] sent Prince SouasIoif 10 say that 1 should order au attack !, they asked q halt an hours dcla, aIIer which, DO result having been obtained. the batteries were opened. Assoen as their effect was felt, M. Prond4nsk Iappeared with declaration, that uni limited pon CTS had been confided i { ount K rucl>owiecki. The Gran nd ns. s.. Michalthen sent Gen. Berg 10 Warsax accompanied by Prince Souwaroif. General Berg reported as iollows:-.| "8s soon as saw Count kruckoWie. cki, ] informed him that although thd Gommander-in-Chief was anxious Id prevent the effusion of blood, vet thstl lie now considered the dtlays. obtain tained by the Polish Commlssonen merely intended in order 10 gain line and that the attack would be continued until definite result had been rcached. The Count endeavored to eyade.and Informed me that Ee lad not. indeed, been yet furnished with plealntypvsn for concluding pacificalion, butheeS pected every moment tllat they would be forwarded from the Diet.
 soon saw his object. which sasta l discover whether the cannoDade nerea demonstration, or in reality the prcluds of an assault, of which informed the Commander through Prince SouvaroR He at length. after receiving nforma' ton that the Polish troops were giving way. wrote the following letter to tho Emperor:
 "Sire-Having this moment received power to speak in the name of the PQl' ish nation, I address myself to the pa. ternal heart of your Royal and Imperial Highncss, through His Excellency, Mar shal Count Paskewitch of Eriyan. Tn submitting internationally to ha ljesty, our King, the Polish nationkno that vnn alone can canse the past toO forgotten, aad heal the deep wouncs which have torn my country.
 1 nCOUNT KRUCKOWIECKl.
 "Warsaw, Sept. !, 1881
 General Berg on entering the Clt' l found that kruckowiecki was no wfsre to be seen; after some time he was l's formed that he had sentin his reslgna' ton, and that M. Niemiowski had been been elected President in his stead. WIZ .' him, Gen. Berg refused 10 treat, ufu he had received from Gen. krncSoW' iecki himself a statement of hls res's' L c IpfJef