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the Constitution, or to repeal the Chnr.
ter. A berenger and Gauche Minis.
Try viii appease the tvmulis for the
moment, and France will consent once
more to wait. But " the conc ession
be not now made, and made quickly
and II the .jusfe- miiisu system be not
now abandoned, ] am obliged to tell,
rs faiihfn, and honest correspondent.
that little later, aud these conccs.
sions will be unavailing, aud wholly
without success. For nine months be-
fore the Revolution Of July, I eoniured
the moderate men of all parties TO
make concessions. They would no,
do so. and the result was n Revolution
"a change OF dynasty, and the three
days OF Paris" And now | coniurc
the moderate men Of France 10 listen
10 time to the demands of the people !;
not to attempt To stem the stream, and
thus accumulate force OF water or re-
sistance. which shall sw eep all before
". hut the moments are precious.
We have no time to spare. The Ma
tional Guards will no longer march a
gainst the people en- nassc, To support
the Minister Of the hour. The drum
beats IN ra'n--snd, before il be too
late, ] hope that France Will b. saved
trom the sad consequences of civil
war"
ENGLAND
The reform b,il Was discussed in the
House at Commons on tie 2Isr, and
continued tn the next dsy.
Mr.. Washington Irving, the Charge
IdAtialres from the United States, &C
companied by the new Amerioa an Min
ister, visited Niscnunt Palmer ston yes
terday at the Foreign Office.
Je,reis IF The Princess of Orange
On Monday evening. two natives oi
France. man and = woman. arrived
at this port in the Monongah.la, Cant.
Dixey. from America. On TUESDAY
morning. IN consequence Of some m
formation he had received, the yigiIant
superintendent Of our police, Mr.. Par
lour. aPprehended them at the Princes
Dock, and succeeded i'm recovering the
property which they had brought with
them In the amount Of 100000, being
part Of the jewels stolen from the pa
lace OF Brussels. about two wears apo.
At the time the robbery was committed.
the thieves made their escape by wav
OF Havre TO America. and no trace OF
the property was discovered until July
last, when the collector Of New York
seized upwards Of f2I.OOO worth. in
the possession Of man who was sta
ted to be an Italian Of the naue of Ca
rara. He succeeded, however, in elud
ing the search Of the police, and in all
probability is one of the respectable in.
d,viduals who have now paid US visit
The original value Of the Jewels was
about I2l2,0 We understand the
parties will shortly be sent to Brussels
FRONTIER OF POLAND.
SEPT. 29.-Accounts from Warsaw
OF the 9Th in the evening, announce
that the army is included in the capt..
ulat'on, and has sent a General to the
Grand Duke Michael to recommend IL
self to the clemency of the Emperor.
whose commands il will await at Plozk.
Russian .Acco,at Of the Capture of
UdrSaU.
The PrussIan State Gazette of the
18th September, contains two accounts
OF the Russian head quarters. The
first dated Nadarzyn, Sept. S. de.
scribcs the preparations that were made
Tor stormln. the intrencbmentso of War.
saw and expresses an apprehension
that the negotiations commenced by
General Sannenburg. may not have a
favorable result. but adds that If the at.
tack IN The entrenchments should be
suce essful, perhaps the voice of reason
may be listened to, and then il will re
quire but a short time 10 come 10 an
understanding.
The second report is dated Warsaw,
Sept. 8. IT relates with more detail.
but in substance the same as the report
already received. the circumstances of
the attack on the entrenchmen,s or
warsaw. On the 2d day. (Sept. =.
Count Psskcwitsch received a contu.
sion from a cannon ball. which struck
MS 'eit arm ~ tic frs quarter Of an
hour OF the combat. and, though not
dangerous consequences were appre-
hended, he vas obliged for a time "a
qui, the field, and leave the command
TO General Toll. After detailing the
circumstance of the combat III the
Russians had got possession Of the
ramparts, the report concludes in the
following terms: 4" The Poles retreat.
ed into the interior Of the city the
Russians occupied The ramparts, and
erected batteries for so cannon. IA
ehastise the rebelliOus city in case i,
should perse,ere IN its resistance. In
the course Of the night. Gen Kroko.
wIeekI sent flag Of truce. announcing
that the Diet had dissolved itself. and
that he. a. Dictator. governed alone.
though I've was not sure Of his lif,..
~ day break, orders were issued "a
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