The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-07

shops are sbut--publc business IS il some degree suspended, the Ministers are l suited. laughed at, threatened, and hanged U eiligy y--erowds thfong the streets, with crape hat and arm bands, some pillaging ganmakers' shops, others busy h listening to the ardent appeals of the newspapers-the theatres are alEpnstaIl closed --ihe black flag Is hoist ed in some of the main streets-the drum beats hourly to arms-the Mar seliaise is publicly sung in the Palais Rotal-7tIle troops of the line are in mo- tion7-and to sum dp all in one signif- cant sentence, the Ministry has been twice defeated on points which it had strongly at heart.
 M. Ii. Casimlr perier and Sebastiani had larfow escape with their lives on Saturday.
 The French papers contain an ab- stract of a circular dated Warsaw, Au- gusl i5, and addressed to the Polish EaypYs at Paris. This document is mosE affecting and impressive. It char ges the cabinets of England and France with pad faith. and adds, that fl Poland be again enslavea, it's fate must be at tributed to their .shypoeritieal sympa- thy.
 The LoRaon Morning Chronicle of the elst says;-We yesterday received th paris Papers on Sunday and the Messager des Chambres, dated Monday.
 The contents Of these papers, as well as our correspondence, are of tbe most s..is,,.s ,.s.1s,Es. Great ..;.ases .. :. Paris are unavoidable.
 But. besides the affairs Of the nortl. of Europe, Eraace, it wouid appear has threatened Spain, in case the Go. yerament of, that country interferes in the approaching contest between Dof Pedro and Do Miguel. The CoDsti tutionel gives passage from d note pre- seuded hy the French Charge q Atfaifes at the Court of Madrid, insimatine that ! departure on the part of Snaill from the principle of non-intefvenlion, would lead to the crossing of the Pyre. nees by the French troops.
 RUSSIAN ACCOUNT OF THE CAP
 FtRg OF WARSAW.
 The prussian State Gazette of the I5tn september contains two accounts. from tfe Russian head quarters. TIe first dated Nadarzyn, Sept. ,, describes the preparation for storming the in- trenehmeBt of Warsaw, and expresses an apprehension that the negotiation commenced by General Sannenburg, may not have a favorable result, bu adds thatif the attacks in the entreneii- menis should be successful, perhaps the voice of reason may be listened to and the'sit will require but short time to come 10 an understanding.
 The second report is dated Warsaw. Sept. 5. It relates with more detail, but ii substance the same as the report already received, the circumstances Of the attack on the entrenohments of War saw. On the d day Sept. ? Count Ip;ssseaitsch received a confusion from acaalaoa ball, which struck his left arm in the first quarter of an hour of the combat, and, though no dangerous con seq'ieHceS were apprehended, he was obliged for time to quit the field. aud leave the command to General Toll.- After detailing the circumstances ofthe combat till the Russians had got posses sion of the ramparts. the rennrts con chdes in the following terms. ssThe Poles retreated into the interior of tue city; the Russians occupied the ram parts, and erected batteries for 80 can non, to chastise the rebellious city in case 1t should persevere inits resistance. la the course of the night Gen. Kruc- kowiecki sent a flag of true, annonne- ing that the Diet had dissolved itself. and that he, as Dictator, governed a. lone, though he was not sure of his life :,
 At day break orders were issued to all the troops not to commit any hostil- ities,as both the capital and the coun. try had submitted to his Majesty the Emperor and King, and the army was