Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-10-07
EoREAGS NEWS.

ieye that nothing prevents a cooperation be-
tween this country and France in some efforts
10 restore to Poland the blessings OF peace and
freedom. but the state OF affairs in Belgium.
That peace should be established between Hol-
land and Belgium, is therefore an object Of
greay importance to the Poles, as well as to The
other European powers. 1t may turn out that
Holland has been playing the game OF Russia,
WARSAW, Aug I'm my last informed
you of the Russians, under the command OF
Paskewtsch. advancing towards Warsaw, and,
according to news arrived yesterday, his adj
vance posts are already in Souchaczow, forty
miles (English) from here, but the corps which
were under the command Of Generals Chra-
nowski and Romaniro, passed through Warsaw
Yesterday and to-day, from the other side Of
the river, towards Wolski Rogatski; and the
commandments Chief leaves town to-day, to
meet Paskewitsch, but it is expected that the
Russians will not give battle, but retreat.
Since, the Council of War has been held. the
greatest unanimity prevails, and perfect conf-
Idcnce is established between the Government
land the nation, and the COMMANDMENTS Chief.
p. S. We are expecting tremendous battle
soon.
CRAcow, Aug. S.-The Russian corps uu-
der General Rudiger, $4,000 strong. crossed
the Vistula on the 9Th July, and on the 29tl,
occupied Opaow and Oshowice. The Co.'S
sacks advanced almost to keelee and Random,
SO that in the first place the magistrates packed
up and went to Wiechew, but on the LIST Gen.
Rudiger, with the greater part of his corps, re-
turned TO the right bank Of the Vistula, leaving
only 5000 men on the left bank. Iii believed
that this is in consequence of "a demonstration
made by General Chrzanowsk against Pulawv
and Josefoff. Up to the 1st of the month no
thing important had taken place between the
main armies.-AHgemeine zeitung Dug. H.
Warsaw. Aug. 3.-The Warsaw State
Gazette gives an order of the. day of Gen.
| Skrz, neecki, of the LIST inst praising Dembin.
ski and his corps, for having, in spite of the
dangers that surrounded them, formed and ex-
ecated the resolution to fight their way through
the Russian troops. Some Of the officers are
commended by name.
The same paper states that General Dembn-
ski, with his corps of 5000 cavalry, with six
cannon, is now near Hoezck, a few leagues
from Warsaw.
The Warsaw Gazette of to-day says:-"We
cannot say any thing certain respecting the ma
neuvres of Field Marshal Paskewitsch. There
is, however, no doubt that the Russian advan-
ced posts, after the taking of Hora Yesterday,
proceeded along the Vistula, to Socharzow.
5 If the Field Marshal acts on the same plan
that he did ON preceding occasions, we NAV
t every moment expect decisive action, for he
: mad been used, after an apparent inactivity OF
! some weeks, to strike a blow all on sudden.
c As far as we can learn, Gen. Rudiger has vet
! sent only small detachments over the Vistula,
: at Josefow, which have advanced to SoIez
Persons who arrived at Warsaw Yesterday
IRON the neighbourhood of Lowicz saw Their.
; mad been an engagement of cavalry near Bzura
1t Is said that Gen. Casiner Sharzinski, who
commands at Sockrzow, on the Bzura, gains
present advantages over the Russians and him
Iders them from passing the river.
General Ominski is again in active service,
and is gone with the General-in- Chief to thu.
f army. In consequence of the corps of General
n DembinsEl having crossed the Bug. and ex.
uaordlnary movement was observed in The
e Russian troops, 1000 in number. near SiedIac.
: tney belong to the corps of General GoIown;r
4 and were afraid of being attcked in thei,. rea,
-bembinski has sent word that he has taten
ePaVery strong position at Hoezck. and waited
c Ior orders from the Government either 70 ente,.
c prague to-day, or attack Gen. Golownin -
WARSAW Aug. 4.-The Warsaw State r..
: zette says;-On the other side of the Rzn,,
2 mere are only weak detachments of c,v.lr,,.
e tie vanguard is commanded by Gen. wiz
e Souht raSkewitsch was at Kalno about three
) OF. PETERSBURG. July Soils Ma;est,,
mas received from Count Paskewitscb = de-,
U.s. 49, iePort OF the successful passage of the
, pistula by the Russian army. '''e
ABOLITION OF THE QuARANrrNp Dec,
The Russion Government has dow n',,l
with all quarantine. The reason .ss;n,a J" e
this is, that the whole empire BEING ;nfso.aJ
nothing remains to be gained by tRe restricl
tions' which were in other respects ;nconvsr;
ent and imperfectly fulfilled