Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12
PAST and PRESENT STATE OF 20.
LAND


the campaign Of 1874. WAS the spohation OF
Poland by the united hands of the Russian
austIan and Prusslan. The treaty OF October,
IN tn subsequent year, added 10 the sceptre OF
Catbarine 4 6OO,Oe0, OF Fredrck ~. $500 900
and OF Fraocis l. 5000 900 Souls
The prey, thus distributed amongst its spoi-
ieTs, retained those features Of It's PARTITION
III the victorious arms OF Napoleon brought
Dombrowsk, upon the banks OF the Wis nls
In the year 1907 therefore, the peace OF Isn
~rested tha folish provinces from Prussia, aud
erected them mo duchy, which WAS named
| after Warsaw, lis chpita-rec.ived ID King oil
Saxony for his sovereign, aud was dest ned 10
oe administered uader similar form of gov
| ernment TO that which the great conaueror had
instituted IN France. Il Dug ht not 10 he forgot
ten. that il was Que OF the most Distinguishing
! features Of this new era, that II expunged the
name Of the stdre-oWner ffcm the stJtu,e book
ln@he war between Austria aud France 10
| 1909, the services rendered 10 the lauer by the
| Poll iegions under Ponlatowski. induced the
| ann Aation oil Western GaiIcia 10 the ne " Ouch,
al the expense OF the crown of Ausria. Its
population was by this means raised 10 nearly
four IN, lon>, and II vas afterwards enabled to
| furnish a contingent Of 6J0O0 men. Al the
time of Napoleun's unfow ard and disast Gus
| attempt upon Russia. he had counted upon the
regeneration OF Polish Independence rs the
| most powerful accession III, resources could ri
ceivr IA general confederation OF the several
| members OF the dlsSui, ed body poulc OF Poland
was consequently proclaimed al Warsaw Ter
tue 2eih June, 1912 but his des gus were mis-
trusted, aud Poland failed 10 respond TO his
GILL. u was one III the results OF Napoieon's
discontinue, TO abandon Poland TO the " sic
iers OF threads, aud palches' at the wanna
Congress in May 1915 ; It's mandate vert
| ioItp, and the dismem1riei monarcDv was
pafee'ied out IN the foIiowirg PORTIONS
era oW--96 observation-disclosures with areyenue OF
i1O,OOu, formed into an independent state un-
der tue int protection of Austria Rnss,a and
Prussia. AS periodical literature is in great
degree evidence oil the general knowledge b.
mong the people, we NAV add, ina, there are
IRE journals published III ihs republic.
Inc Kingdom Of POtand-4,OOt 900 the here
ditary appandee Oh tue RUSSIAN Crown. There
are Hitiy SereH periodicals, aud ia addition an
OnioIai uazel!e OF the Mowodeship.' publish
Ell ouce week. weekly journal Is also pub
lis cd once a week. A weekly journal Is also
published at kantz. and = Magazine for chill
dren in Fulawy.
The Grand Duchy Of P9scn-vi,tuaIly a pro.
vince oil ffusia, tnouga administered to a Ger.
tam extent ny laws enacted by its own states
Constituted out oil Tue c-devant crrl. Of Pusen
and he province OF Southern Prussia-Its 30
n
"'xcd race OF Poles, Germans, and jews, but
principally OF tile TURNER the number of the
iauef' however, are aUo,e $1,000. One per-
odica
The Kingdom Of Gditcid-and Lodomiris, 10
Anslrla II contains above four millions OF IN
Aab,tants of whom more ihan one third are
Poles and another third, Rn2uisks. Its exc.
culIvp is vested IN the Austrian Government
Who ara liable TO partial kind of control on
the part Of the General States. The regular
military force amosnts to some 10000 men
Four periodicals.
The remainder of the once powerful monar-
chy of Poland has fallen to the porloo Of thu
Russian auiocrat, who has lett no stone Un'uI-
ned 70 in corpoi ate the sight millions OF AFFECT
vassals, which Lnhuania, Podolio, and Vodhy-
| MA include, both mentally as we'll as phys
oally with his nstlve-born subjects but with
what success, The toying crisis. which apprais
to be at hand, can alone attest. These eight
or zen millions Of people have two periodicals
! 600
! The FIR. uch Journals which in 1919 were sub
| ect TO the otns"rship announced ine escape OF Ma
poeou from Eibs, his prosr' IS and entrance
| INTO Paris, IN this ingenious manner; March .,
| the CdnHI60l has escaped rom his den-lO, the
| CorSic0n Monster has landed AT Cape Jnah-Ii,
| the IIger has arrived al Gap-l2, the UIid
! Rgad sIsLt al Grennbl,-l3, the JyrGHt has
passed nv Leon-l4, the Usurper Is directing
his s'cps 10 Dlon but the faithful aud brave
coun,rg people have risen in mass, sod sur
| rounded him on all sides-l7. B0nnFnris Is
sixty Ieagurs from tn. capital, and has had the
20 d for tune 10 escape his pursuers-l9, Bo-
! naparte advances rapidly. bni will never enter
| Pa,ls--2O, morrow Napoleon will arrive near
| our wnlis -2l, ne Emperor Is al Fontanbleau
-lo. HIS MAJESTY TIE EMPEkOK ar
rived nj night a. be lulllerIes, a"'d the 10, GUS
! chee,s of hIs devoted and faithful subjects
| I, is a beautiful trait 10 he history oil the A
merriam Government, that il hte never shed n
! dro, of human blood, nor sanlsh"d single
;ndiv,dn, for State GRIMES i! No renegade MIN
is,er grows immortal there by 4" SAVING me
| Coost,tnt.n aud crushing the hydra OF Jh-
! cobnism,' al the expense OF human oioon anu
human happiness. am deish'ed 70 n''u ','"'
the mora popular government grows, inc
! ,,o,o mid i be comes and that the glory OF
a;s,eox,,g with the services Of the hangmnn
| !, noI;;caI affairs, was reserved tor the hrsi
! q ,verom,pt erected and conducted by the pro
ple.-by those whom the planners oil our p'oo'
| dv treason aud sedt'on laws chose 70 designate
rs - ierucious rabbIe = loc0''"'"".
Arev mo,thly work, is about to he pub
,;shsd IN Philadelphia. 1t IS to M esp f,"iy
devoted to the illustration OF n'nsrl,a aa ~ u' :,
md Zoology II is to be conducted ny u.
! w, Feathers,onnaush
March of Intsileet.-suI'an Mahm'na MA, mas
I'd a decree. prohibiting the custom OF Mus
mlmen applying to Christians the common aoI,
nhras. Of dog benz keId. few Battles a"n
y;c,o,ies make grea, improvements III ufh'ss
manners. Tney only VIII Iea.n !" e. '
schools.