Litchfield enquirer., 1831-02-17

WsiwOidy. Two rich manufacturers At Cgier-
"A have raised German lrgiOn at their own
IRE Mrutz Gasette. at the aStlI inst. an
nOunces that an express, which arrived At
AuRsburgh an the 2lst. brought intelligence
that 100000 Russians, who are marching
from all parts Of the empire. prOcerd with
such rapidity, that il Is expected that $4,000
men will enirr Warsaw by the FIRST Of Jan.
An Austrian Cabinet courier. sent OF from
ST. Petersburg, with drspatrh~s for Prince
Mett~rnich. passed through Berlin on the esd
inst. on his way tO Vienna. Russian cOur'rr'
from and tO ST. Petersburg are continually
passing through Berlin. They are frequently
persons of note. as Colonies, Captains, attach
60 TO emhassi~s. &c.
From the Polish Frontiers, Dee. II.
The whole Kingdom "f Poland 10 in state
Of insurTeciiOn. In Warsaw many clubs are
organized. which send their rmissaries to all
the prOvincrs, and very probably let them
PASS the frontiers. At present we have q"
news whatever If the Lithuanian army. "r
from the interior of Russia. We, are even
uncertain respecting the fate ut Prince, Con
stan,ine and the faithful troops with him, trs-
timatrd at 5000 mtn.) as the Vestu'a was full
If ice. and the passage over It very d'mcut.
The surrender Of the fortress ut MOdlln would
he n~xt So inconceivahle, unless we must as
sumo that shrrr too all was lOst. All the Pri-
vate accounts from Warsaw agree that in the
nights of the Q0ih November to the LIST of
December, Warsaw was a prey to all the ex.
cesses Of licentious pOpMlace, eager for re-
vrnge and plnnd~r, " no, cunning from Praga,
spread through all the streets, attacked the
houses and magazines connected with the
Russian Government. and exceeded m cruel
IL and thirst Of blood even what has been re-
rorted to us iom Brussels. On the other
hand. there is hut one voice respecting the
heroic and energetic conduct Of the Com
nander 10 Chief, Chlopicki. who, with emf
npnt personal danger opposed the dreadful
! anarchy :. and saved thu lives Of many Gene
! raj and Civil Officers Of rank, who were de-
voted to death. and are nOw in cOnfinem
On the news Of the safety Of the hank and
the continuation vt the ayments, the paper
currency again cirulatrs, aud as the interest
Of our bonds is paid, their credit 10 also revi-
| we'd. The equipment and arlning Of the peo-
pie is. indeed. left to their patriotism. as it is
| called. Immense stores (fnr 100. 900 men, it is
sadly were found in the arsenal. The new
Council Of Administration. the members al
| which have been twice changed, land the whole
population, as far as their sentiments appear
shrw the CREATES: respect to every thing be-
longing to Prussia. Proposals that were here
and there heard to revOIutiOnize the Grand
Dnchy Of Poser, met with M attention. When
the Prussian Consul at Warsaw returned tr
the city after personal interview with the
! Cesare witch. he was received with testmOnirs
of respect. People are looking with the Ut
most ana iety for, news from St. Petersburg,
to- which city two hold and prudent men. ri.
ERIE Lubecki and NJ. OstrOwski, are to 60 as
| deputies to claim the fnl6lment Of the assuran'
ces given by the Emperor Alexander to- the
Poles at the beginning Of the Rrst Diet in mis-
/ first manifestOs.
GSss..- s.-EpasC r~ws fsU.xs w Gy on "
and from St.Petersburg is considered decisive
in the city as to the Determination of the Poles
to attempt the establishment Oftheir indepen
deDce. as we'll as to the Russians being also
determined Ia resist such an attempt. The
| general opinion appears 10 be-. that the Rus
! SLAMS will bring such an Overw helming power
into the field rs at once to crush the Poles I;
but mo- one calculates that the Emperor will
he able TO effect any thing of Importance be-
fore the spring. II should be recOllccted ,hOw
| ever, that between this and April or May there
are several months to slapsr, which will, no
doubt, be we'll employed by the Polish Gov
| eminent 10 making arrangements to meet the
enemy. The policy of Russia should be- to
strike whilrthe iron il hot, but it is difficult to
keep II 90 during northern winter. In the
spring. the probability Is that the Poles will
not only he ready for the Russians. bot alsu
to beat thrg. Besides, Russia. in ackno wl+dg-
ing the Independence 0f Belgium, has Get a
"bad example" with regard tO Poland, which
cannot fail tai operate In her favor II shoult
he horne in mind that the Poles have not muct
to fear from Prussia and Austria the fUr,ne
will probably find more than enough to- do II
keeping down her Rhcrish Provinces, anG
the latter quite as much in retaining her Itai
ian Sovp, eighty.
London, JAM S.-The Paris papers to Sat
uTday evening, which wee received by estaft.t,e
do mot contain much news. The dates in them
Berlin and Warsaw are the same M siven uu
the preceding day. The French government
has authorized the custom house ut D,mkirk
To facilitate hy every possible means the tran
sit at g"0ds from Belgium. 30 that Belgian
merchants may send their goods to America
J and ether places beyond the sea nv the ports
Of France. A Polish gentleman. of the name
"f Wisl"pOlski.had arrived in Paris from War.
| saw charged with mission frUm the Dicta-
t"r. He 10 said to have left Warsaw ain thr
ashland that il was only by being in disguise,
ana taking circuit0us route, that he was able
I" pass Through the countries adjoining Pc.
land, and reach the frUntiers 0f France. The
object ut laia mission is said, in some Of the
private letters frWm Paris, to he that Of soil.
citing the French Governments alliance with
Poland. or, at least. her good offices with the
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