Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-01

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Previou. TO their departure hey requested their Colo
mel TO take them TO the Notifications now erecting by
the citizens. On their arrival there they formed
square. The soldiers then knet Down ard swore that
they woci rot 6rs again. but would attack the Rus
clans with the bay only and be killed sooner than
surrender. The hra regiment Of lancers. fine troop.
has march u. The en- husiasm Is at the pitch
and exceeds all Imagination
BY the German papers learn hat the Empe ror OF
kus IL said 10 have hxed the 9Th of Jsnusry hi.
armv 70 sner into Poland The number is -stirnated
| a, $50 600 meu
FRONTIERS or POLAND December 24.-Let,er,
from several principal commercial houses in s., Peters
burg con ain The oowng:-The the fret Off
cia port Of the events Of Warsaw reached the Gov
erDment, every thing in motion at s.. Petersburg
The most prompt were ordered reduce the
Polish revolution by force OF arms; since which, how
ovsr The impression made by this revolution s greatly
apPea'ed and is believed that amcsble reconcile
alton is not impossible.
Four officers Of the Lithuanian corps have ESCAPED
and arrived here They state that il will be impossi-
BILE for the Russians TO compel that corps to go
the Poles, and il is expected they will be marched into
tho interior OF Russia We ready with go 900 ex-
ceeut troops, and 900 cavalry We have also O0e
irregular cavalry, and 100 900 militia but these last re.
quire to be armed with musket. and every day there
arc new volunteer corps formed The war Of cxter.
minaton which is preparing will torrents of blood
10 How; but we stale, without fear, that Poland will
not be subdued. e"-
| From tho Messenger des Cbambre. dated Thursday
| "WARsAw, Dec. Sl.-The new manifesto Of the
Emperor Nicholas Is the complement Of arsocrac fol-
~ This document has made the greatest impres sion
here on the Russians who still attached the per-
son of their Emperor, while those among the Russians
who desire their eniranchsement rejoice because they
are sure this singular manifesto will commence the
epoch OF new liberty which escaped them in 1926 at
the death Of the Emperor Alexander. Several Lhua-
MAN officers from the army Of Lithuania, have arrived
here to take the orders of The Dictator.
Ooe Of the pupils Of the Military School, named
"a iwski, had set out several days ago for Lhusna
All these provinces are on a volcano. We expect
with mrat-ncs the details Of the nsureciion Will
ma 5000 Russians had peri.bed there (; but, Of er
!hree days triumph, the Muscovi,es re-occupied
It,: Az the youth Of the university aud the ctzens,
SIN fui OF the recolections OF the revolution
In 1874 by the celebrated Jasn.k emulated eaeh other
In zeal. we are informed. n This memorable action.
Patriotic gifts How IN from all quarter. and the
mount already near 600 600 The Jews alone have
given above 1000 900. Their enthusiasm is above all
praise Since the war with Turkey, Russia 10 very
weak II Tort there in two campaigns 200 900 and
10000 horses. The Treasury lie empty the ammuni-
ton aud sores intended against France had he en- coll
leced in the forresses Of Modu and Zamosc, which
are now in the hands OF the Poles There is sufcien,
Tor three campaigns Our artillery i excellent and il
we'll known that IL officers who repaired the
faults OF the Russian officers the siege of Varpa and
Sbumla. The manufacture of arms Is carried on with
| extraordinary activity. All the men employed sing,
while they are at wo X. the celebrated .Maxtykd of
| Iombrowski; every where are seen the portraits of
Ko'ciusko, Pona,owski, and SO m,ny other Generals
whose memory prescribed by the brutal desPoism
OF the Grand Duke Constantine"
PROCLAMATION of the EMPEROR of RUSSIA.
The official Gazette OF Berlin has the following proc
lanai N, dated 81. Petersburg, Dee. IT -
Poes-The guilty events OF which the capital OF
Po'aud presents the example, has troubled the pubc
tranquility OF the country; l have been informed OF
them with The most just indignation, and with senti.
ment OF the most profound grief
" Some individuals, unworthy Of the Polish name
have formed conspiracy against the life Of the brother
OF your King have inveigled the army forget their
oaih' and have deceived the people upon IL cir
| interests.
"There is yet time to make reparaion, and to pre-.
vent INFINITE mforunes. am not abou, 10 confound
those who abure The errors of a momen with tho,e
who persevsre In crime Poles. listen to the counses
| OF father and obey the order OF your Sovereign.
"ln publishing our immutable intentions, we have
| ordered-
"l. Tho, Russians who detained prisoners shall
be get 1T liberty.
"2. The Council Of Administered ton shaII resume ito
| functions. as instituted 1926.
g. The su hori'ies civil and military, STALL obey its
orders, and not acknowledge any lrgiimate authority
I" The chiefs OF corps OF the army shall assemble
the troops, and haI direct their with them to
| the rendezvous at Plonz.
"5. Al the same time they will in ,orm US Of the
state Of the troops.
sc. All who shall conform to this military ORDER
shall their functions and be declared dismissed
e" The local authorities shall deprive of their arms
all those who are opposed to public order. The
shall be con6ded to the care Of veterans aud of the
| communal gendarmos.
4" Soldiers of The Polish army Your motto has al
ways been fidelity and honor The regiment of Cav
airy Chasseurs Of the Royal Guard have given a re.
narkabe proof of ii Soldiers, follow their ex ample jus.
y the confidence OF your Sove reign, who has eceiv-
ed your OATH!
| Poles. You who have remained faithful, count
| upon youT ueSoNon dnu courage. Il WI not sPurO
from me thosewho regret the error Of moment, and
who will return 10 their duty. But never shall ad.
dress without honor AMI faith, who have copspired
against the tranquility OF their country. What con-
cessions can they imagine they will receive with arms
in their hands. They deceive themselves. Traitors OF
their country the mi fortunes which they have draws
down will fall again upon their own heads.
tsigoed) NICHOLAS.
Count ETIENNE GRADoUsKI,
Minister Secretary OF State.
ST. Petersburg, Dec. Is N7")
From Brussels paper.
RUSSIAN MANIFESTO AGAINST POLAND.
The following manifesto has just been published:
"We, Nicholas, by the Grace of God, Emperor and
Auo;rai OF AL the Russas, &c, to all our faithful
subjects. G-eetin
GA terrible treason has couvulsed the kingdom of Pc.
land which IL united to Russia. Evil minded men,
whom the benefits Of the Emperor Alexander, the
mag unanimous Testorer Of their country had not
ton which he had granted them enjoyed the fruits Of
bis solitude, plotted the overthrow Of the order of
things introduced by him, and marked the outset OF
their crimes, on the l7th Us ny Of November, by
belioD blood he'd aud criminal attempts the life OF
our beloved brother the Cessroitsch and grand Duke
darkness OF the night, u'ous multi ude, nstg ted by
hem attacked the palace OF the Cssarowiisch while at
The same Tins 10y spreading in several quarters Of the
city false reports That the Russian troops
the pesceabe citizens, they succeeded in gaining the
people and hlling tie city with all the horrors of
| nchy. The Cesarowiisch then resolved to take upa
position IN the ensirons Of Warsaw with the Russian
troops that he had with him, and the Polish troops that
remained faithful to their duty, and not
IN order 10 avoid all occasion for the efuson OF blood
to show clearly the absurdity and the fasebood Of
the reports that were spread, to give the authorities
oil the city time and means, with the aid OF The we'll
disposed citizens, TO recall to their duy those who had
In kpa auiI- Ddal