Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-26
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

September. The editors OF the American are IN
deb,ed to Mr.. Nelson, of the Exchange Rooms,
for the London Morning Herald Of the 18th and
the Liverpool Times Of the 18th. from which
they make the annexed interesting extracts:
The latest intelligence from Poland contained
in these papers is dated .'From the Frontiers,
Aug. g." and published in the Prussian State
Gazette of the Cd inst Il refers principally to
mere movements of the hostile armies. The main
Polish army had retired within the fortlfcdtIons
of Warsaw, after having sustained loss OF 400
ar $500 men in a reconnaissance, owing to the
imprudence of Colonel LesalIois,a French officer.
Two CORPS have been detached into the Palatina.
tcs of Podlachia and Plozk. The former, and the
stronger, under the French General Romarino,i Is
believed IN Paris to have obtained signal victory
over portion of the army Of Rudiser One good
effect of these diversions has been the introduction
10 Warsaw Of large supplies of provisions.
Within the walls Of the city comparative tran
guilty had been restored by the hrmness OF the
new Chief or Dictator, Kruko@iecki. Four OF the
m,screants concerned in the horrible massacre OF
tho 18th ult have been shot but is said that the
leaders in those frightfnl disorders have been
allowed 70 escape with impunity. So tar from
having auy intention Of surcenderIng. the deter
mjnation Of the troops and the citizens to defend
themselves to the last extremity irad. II possible,
hecome more fixed The Russians. on the other
hand are desc ibed as eageC for orders to assault
The leaders of bath armies are aware OF the val
=
tons for decisive operations against Warsaw,
we'll knowing that, If the city hold out but Tor SIX
weeks more, the winter will have set III and eX-
bose him to the repetition of the defeats and los
SEES experienced by Diebitsch last year. Such is
precisely the impression Oh the minds Of the Pol
ish Generals; they will consequently laugh to
scorn the summons to surrender, by which, on
three successive DAYS, the Russian Marshal
means to precede his attack upon Warsaw. The
ostentatious arrogance OF the Emperor Nicolas,
IN declaring in advance according to private let
tiers from Berin) that he will listen to no media
ton of other Powers-no terms on the part OF the
Poles short of absolute submission, is, therefore,
superfuous.
There are ST. Petersburg dates to the Gath
AUGUST inclusive.--but no mention rs made OF
the report received last week by way OF Crons-
ta,it aud Boston. of the rupture between the Rus
sian Government and the French Minister resi-
dent there.
A British squadron had sailed for the Tasus,
for the purpose of redressing injuries indicted
nv the Portuguese Government on British cub
jccts.
The British sloop of war Alligator, from OH
A'ciers on the 18th August, reports that the
French had few days previous had an affair
with the Bedouins, in witch they sustained loss
of 6OO men. and are said to be masters OF only
ten miles round Algiers; $500 of their troops
were sick IN the hospital, and others were con-
stanty returning to France. The town was very
badly supplied with provisions
The Herald of the 12,h says" The Ameri-
can packet ship President Captain Chsmp'in,
passed through Spithead yesterday evening, in
"a DAYS from New York: she is SPLENDID 'es-
sci. and brings as passenger his Excellency, the
Hon. NJ. Van Buren,, Ambassador from the
United States to this country. lie landed dt
Cowes."
The Coronation of William ~. took place
with great pomp the Sth September. Inc
London Globe states that the true cause OF the
absence of the Duchess of Kent and the Prln-
cess Victoria from the ceremonies %as the indls-
position of the latter, and that his majesty was
duly aware Of the fact.
The Reform BW.-The Liverpool Times ur-
ses the adoption Of renewed efforts to further the
passage of the Reform Bill The following para
graph from the London Spectator, intimates the ,
probability of its passage through the House of
Lords:- 9
"From certain never-failing symptoms, it is {
low coniectured. even BY those who for long {
ime were the least saguine, that the Reform Bill
ciA pas. the House of Lords; not, perhaps, with