Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-18


Gsserai Kruko ~sk was eappoin,ed Govsrner Of he
city. His fret measurs send for military rein
ssssssiy 10 to expeeied.-Tte Freheh end Aus,ri,n
Csosuls had already demanded their passposs the CO.
vtsmsn' beisE no longer 10 . eetdton 70 sf,rd them
pross''on 10 day. hjwevev, ia eompltanss WI wish
ioisssd 70 them, they have de Or nioed TO
A. yet To-day III, Gavefno snt hi hero sxisiag hA
been disso,v,d and G.n~rai Keukowis.ki has been
placed a. The bead OF rs nav Govcrpu.rnI vi yer,
sxts udsd power. During tho h,urs Of rso', n. dis
played much energy and PET. onsl br fe,y. II. b.
sire Ady had The President aud members Of h ub
arrested. BY virtue Of the powers p.ed n H., hand.
he bas sppsin al General opk1yrki the 81 ist IN.
mand in The army, Nh, has are ady accepted Tho sp.
Pois t"sr'.
% Of Warsaw, has isusd p oel.n,suen, in ~hieh he
states that having been 1T rmed by ous ,ions Co
yernmen' on the IL h inst. that tho garrison du a.
Prsga vas ne g'xeny performed, iha, q, patrols were
sent tu', and thai the eDeny evsry had GONE up 10
the teH-3e pont. he Immediately Gen, Lieut. Chro'x.
OF his Ales.de- C.mp. with order 10 Djskon.k
G,vernos OF sPssgs. He examined all The batteries,
visited Ill the pos.s and convinced himself that b,h In
Psag, AVID the ou'.poss the Duty was performed 10 The
sal fscio'y naaner. The officrrs declared they
had no tor an attack. rot merely OF 1000, bu,
$4,000 Of the enemy. The following day no submitted
the repof, TO Tho Military Council. which was fully
convinced that Gen. D kouski has shown tho greases
zeal and military stnI Sine; them Nj. Uian Ii, Ad.
jusnt In the Ma nal Guard, had presented complaint,
accusing Gen. Dskonski and New iswski Of neg
In The pe,iormsoee OF thee duty, The Ganers a. we'll
tho whole council being convinced If hs taehood
OF tas accusation, declares that the eooduet all ,he
s@sers OF tho garrison Of PtAsa L. exemplary. and
Uisnski 10 to DO pfosesu,ed bsors ~x raosdlnaiy
Coart Marisl as a calum nj ,ior.
BLoNIE Aug. 1-Oa the news iha, snsrsl Rudt-
ger had pssod Tho Visuia, tho Ru,shn amy bstks up
from i,"iez on the lbss, soJ. without ha ring With
any rom the enemy advanced on the l6ih
B,ooie, sixteen Enssh miles from Warsaw. The
age Of the in,urxen's 'sem''e be greatly suDk, a. 10
proved by ell the concurrent accounts, by
msroos dsor.rs.--TDess 10 lager sm.lsr parties
come dsilv 70 tho kusisn camp. and ,h.ir
hSpes. Tho esd quarters OF me & I'D M.rshai are A.
n n Ronle. NH IN.
frooPs has sesdy advanced nearer Wassaw, 10 pro-
babe che head quarters will follow tomorrow. The
erin. IL az hand- all must coon be dee ded.
Russion Head Quarters. Nddarsyn, Aug. 10 -
long bulletin do ats he Ut the RS A.
my tu advance from Lowiez. The Pile. re,reaisd
without 6gh,ipg. ouly shers WAS . slight skismh q,
Szynsnow, which was partly burnt. The enemy eve
~ where verea,e", aud having gained sdvaoso
no, seen TIL tho n.x, day, the is h, near Bion-. He
abandoned the LEFT bank Of ,he IA, hardly firing
shot, bu, proceeded 10 burn the bril- &c, and d
posed tispue he passgs, but athe approach The
Cos.sks hey retired aod did NO, hader the Ru"isua
crossing aud restoring the bridge. Many SRA fgiers
very quietly suffered themselves 10 DO TAX PRISON.
sss on tho right bark. The whole army snsamp.
cd in The sv,riug round The head quarIcs .sB onis.
% the IL b. In The AFTERNOON Coun, Wit, with SO rad
rops some hundred Cossaeks and Eve batteries OF Gree
artillery proceeded to reeoopoi,re towards Warsaw.
The enemy rad seat ,wo ba,,aOns OF tho third resi-
meni oflbfanry, tie kash OF horse, and
saupon 10 Tho village Of B,onize. This force was CON-
msnded by Colonel G lois. The Ru MS having sen.
a'arse detachment in the rear Of he Poles to Gu, of
their retreat t. Wsriaw. 0aly few OF their cavalry
escaped, but not man OF The infantry returned TO ~
saw. Several hundred, were killed, and Colonel Cal.
'o'. vi 6Vs saf end 20 other ssers. and 1922 men,
were made prisoners. The two guns ware taken. t.
day the main tojy advanced to N adlz N, Ard van
guard 10 koszyr, sev EN- lish) miles from WAnaw
n brigade Of hus'sr remained in b .oini,. General
Gerssnweis, with sno her brigade Of light Willy, l.
Eefr Pasisz.ow, wh nee he c. Communicates with the
corps Of General Rudigsr. which 10 advansing from
Kadom The bridge over which This corps passed the
yi,,uls at ssf4w will be brought to Pulsway, and
thus the old loe Of operation be reitored tho army.
Noeerain Information can be given whether there
sufficient mag provs ons in Ws.saw 10 hell OF,
for time without f. .h supplies. Dsseriers aud fu-
stives Affirm hat embarrassment and dsarness al sady
are TEL certain thai Tho harvest OF the neighbour
ne lis and barn. are not clssro i.-Prussian STATE
Gazette. Aug. 20.
PANS. August 24.-The Ministry loses ground day
siIer day. We gained new victory yesterday. 4
law proposed by NJ Perrier. the revision of the lists
of the electors and jurymen tended to deprive
people OF their political righ S. An amendment, pro.
posed by Mr.. Mangun, and which was calculated to
annhate the bad effect Of the carried by great
majority, Notwithstanding the efforts OF Nj. dArnout,
who expatiated on the loyalty Of Government
PARIS, Aug 2S-The project Of law on the Pcerage
was presented yesterday. That presentation gave that
sitting character of unusual solemnity TWAS neither
Impotence curiosity which seemed to actuate the
auditors in the tribunes and the Deputies; it was a Sc.
ous and grave prepossesson at the Idea that the fate
OF the country partly depended on what going to be
proposed.
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES
Presentation Of the project Of Lao IN the Peerage.
EXPOSITION MOTIVES
The Pretident OF the Council assembled the t,ibune,
and addressed the Chsmber. He began by re mi sdng
the Chamber that he d,sehsrginS epppntsd du-
y 10y submitting 10 The two bodies Of tbs ie esaurs the
z3 sriirio of III charter; alluded 10 the long tine do.
ring which public attention bad been dire cied to the
suhje txhored members 10 divet their minds Of pre-.
j"dices, and 10 barge the mselvos OF all pledges
op nions adopted before their entering the Chamber
contrary TO paramount reason OF state whether such
pledges and opinions nigh, be PERSONAL or the effects Of
mr. lei n a1uisa nf
the crown, he said, woUll t-r their sbare OF devotion
90 The public; or her, they w,uld fol the example
set by tho Grea body OF Ii, Chambers. Aer pros- cd
ing in tho same yle Of sdnopiou for some time, he
ssid:
"Genlenen: There observations were Indispensable
for We above all, because bsvs il al hear 10 en,oo.
'irato that we ars .v.r Eng te give fAi hful ex-
ll'ge sg,ins hen hs, hey are sugh, but sons.s-
sonS 10 zoe iDteress OF b. country
The ~ article oihs Charter 10 conceived 10 these
tsrms:-
1.-THE onin alton Of the Peers OF Frame, brlons, IN
"'Hs has the powsr 10 vary tbs digri,is.io eonfer
ITEM Tor liri or 10 fender them hereditary
"Th- six y.e'gh az icle odsins that ne 22l atti-
&c he submitted 10 new rxanios ion in the session.
Of 1881
'Th. examination suggests three topics Of iaves,iss
ton.
Shall The Peers be psWsd by The Kips, or by the
slte,ovsi body
"ShsI ,hsir number be limited or Unlimited!
"ShslI The Prefsgs he Hereditary, or for lie onIyl
"Beiore ebisrDs upon this vns,g attic y, gen o,
let us be careful 10 ob'sfvs It's prop.r Inns. They
are Traced by the 65 article, which submits 10 your
eou,Ide a'ion The 22 artistic and po,iDg ofv Tor
80 70 all tesihes, the Cons, uticn hiss determined The
Chamber Ct Pee exists by The Constiuoi; lie tea.
tions ~ Attributes are d, hnsd by Give her artist
~ the Charier-of hit Charter which The Oh amber o
Peers Itself has voted The three essies OF ths
snsv and ry,i hss