The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-14

saW oesdn difesii; turing the same, General !l3erse :ssslged isa tho city. \ convection was signed in the evening. whefeapon the Polish army immediate lg began their retreat to Praga, and on the following day they marched from Praga to Modlin, after they were en- tirely collected.
 On the sth the Municipal council of the city issued the following Prociana- ton. As the Russian troops will this day enter the residence, by an arrange meot which the authorities have eon- clpded, the municipal council considers il to be it's duty to relieve the citizeas ffeGa il anxiety iii respect to the saiely ot ther persons and property. but, on the other hand, 1t Is confidently expect. ed, that all inhabitants will observe proper tranquilit,.
 OzENSlkI, President"
 fl half past s o'clock, on Thurslat morning, at the Jerusalem Barrier. the President of the citA u Warsaw. sf1f- roulded by depatatioa of tue Nun. oipai Council, offered bread and salt fo his imperial tlighaess, the Grand Duke M.cllael. | pleased eis llIIi.,!tl.sess as.,. cionsh to address this deputation viii words ef peace. and he rode into the cit3 4t the head of Gle guaTtls, surrou ed P hfiliaH staiT. h Saxon Square, the Grand Duke, addressing tie people said d-.ssnoald any of the ihfa#,lta#4ts of the residence have any requests to make, they will please ad- dress Isefsiseiees directly to inc. 2 fiis imperial tiighness resides in the Royal Paiai
 isld Marshal Count Paskewlteh .a. rived la tle evening of the same day, an3 passed tlle night at the Beivede4s
 The roops which entered the cit, O.. the sth consists of the Imperial Foo and iafse Guards, viz: the probaskens Roe, Aioscow, Jager and Cossack reas meats. 1t the same time the re- ments of the Lithuanian and YolleY- mash foot guards, and the Grodno res ment oi hussars, which were formerls stationed in Warsaw, returned. but tf5 Pactolian regiment of euirassiers. aad the Lithuanian regiment of ulans. e. tered the District Of kalisch. Praga was occupied the same day by the I'm. perial troops.
 Two dsys since a great number of Russian troops of various regiments passed through Warsaw, the music of many regiments playing fasorite airs.
 The Warsaw Courier, of yesterday. says that q cessation of hostilities will continue for q fortnight, nntil the deciz sion of his Myesty can be had from St. Petefsburgh.
 After the Polish army had left pra- ga, they spent the first night (ssase 9tb5 at Toblonwa, on the Modlin road.-Az Q Saturday the 18th, Cou3S Zannisbi cane into Warsaw, as deputyfFom the Polish army. This army is at present at hIodlln, and is commanded by Gen. Rbinski.
 Yesterday, the Polish General Dziek. asSi arrived here from the army at Mo- nltls- and feia!lea ;siSc k
 II is said that General Romarino has gone to xamase with part of his corps.
 General Cassimer Malachowssi has resigned the command of the Polish army. but still remains with them.
 The Counsellor of State Eneel. com. missloned to organize Provisional c vernment in Poland, is expected fo dass in Warsaw, and it is said will reside |. the Bruhl Palace.
 The General Director of the Pos Office, and the Police of the Kingdo of poIund, Counsellor of State Sunni ski. IS soon expected.
 x gEf,,ssirsieeIksii is still if1 " Warsaw There is no positive infornsetion of fhe present residence of General Skryzne.