Litchfield enquirer., 1831-03-03

anu ItdIuOses WHICH are INV bb tuC H~uOS W.
the Poles. There is sufficient for three cam
paigns. Our artillery is excellent, and it is
well known that it was our officers who repair
ed the faults Of the Russian officers at the
seiges of Varna and Shumla.
The manufacture Of arms is carried on
with extraordinary activity. All the men en-
plOyed sing. while they are at work, the ceIe-
bratcd MazurkG of LOmbrOwski; every where
are seen the portraits of KOsciuskO. POuia-
tOwskl, and So many other Generals whose
memory was prescribed by the brutal despO-
tism Of the Grand Duke Constantine.
Frontiers Of Poland Dec. 26.-According to
all accounts, the enthusiasm in Poland for the
new order of things is not near SO great as
might have been expected after the events at
Warsaw. On all the other roads-fnr in
stance those to Cracow, KaIisch. and Blaly-
st0ck-perfrct tranquility prevails. Six miles
German miles are twenty seven English
milcs)round the capital the peoples minds are
greatly excited, and here IL the real focus of
the revolution hut the further one goes from
Warsaw the more one is convinced that the
wish for quiet and peaceful occupation pre-
dominates. and that the clang Of arms of the
| bands uf insurgents who pursue their plans in
| the capital is regarded with dislike, and only
( the CONSERVATION Of the inhabitants gives an
jn,i,naiion of the critical situation IN which
I the kingdom now is. Even in Warsaw the
zepl has abatrd and in the army discomfort
manifests itself, though the Dictator checks it
by employing the people, and exciting the am
bi,iOn Of the soldiers.
WarsatD, Dec S1.-The following is an ex-
| tract of a private letter Of the lst inst. from
| Warsaw -" The enthusiasm excited among
all classes of the people by the sentiment of
liberty cannot he expressed. The mcnaclDg
attitude Of Russia seems to increase the cOur-
| age oflhe Poles. tits true fire arms are want
| ing in certain provinces Of the Kingdom, but
their place is supplied by settles. Numerous
corps have thus been armed, land this weapon.
| in their hands, perfectly answers the sabre Of
the cavalry. as they are trained to use it skill
fully. Already as in 1894. the battalion. arm
| ed with schithes, that formed part of the army
then fighting for liberty, were dreaded by their
enemies in consequence of the havoc they
made with this weapon. For some tin'e past
the Poles, who had become Russians, Anstri-
ans, ar Prussans in consequence Of previous
events, have repaired to Warsaw in great num-
bers and are animated with an excellent spirit.
The Augsbu,gh Gazette Of the 9TH instant
! contains a letter, dated frontiers OF Poland,
| Dec. Fl, which ammo onces that the Polish
| Dpputaiinn had been very i'll received by the
| Emperor, and that bloody events were ex
p-cted. There is n" apprehension of mn in
| snrrpction in the Prussian provinces. The
| whole population Of Russia are ready I" sup
port the Emperor Nicholas. The nOhilit. in
! C"urtland, among Others, have offered sever
| al Thousand sledgps for the conveyance Of
! troops and stores"
Extract Of private letter from Warsaw.
dated Dec. 81 -" The PaIatinate Of Lubn
| (l2ussian P"and) has just offered the Cavern
tnrnt $4,000 men. Count Zam"usky is equip
ping regiment at his own expense. There
are in the army $4,000 soldiers who served
under Napoleon, and 800 officers decorated
with the orders of the Legion of Honor
The 4th regiment Of the line. which acted on
| the first day, have set out for the frontirrs.-
Previous to their departure, they requested
their Colonel to take then, to the Notifications
now erected by the citizens. On their arrival
there, they formed square. The soldiers
then knelt down, and swOre that they would
not fire gun. but would attack the Russians
with the bayonet only, and he killed sooner
than surrender. The first regiment Of Lam
GERS, fine troop with black horses, have
marched. They swOre not to return, but to
he massacrrd, if the Russians were conquer
ors. The enthusiasm is at the highest pitch,
and exceeds al! Imagination
Extract Of a private letter from Warsaw,
dated Dec. Ga The Government is closely
occupied with the armament of the nation
it is completing the force Of the regiments IF
the line. and organizing the urban and rural
guards, and the corps Of Frank Volunteers.
At the arsenal, and all the government sorg-
rs, arms are manufacturing with the utmost
expedition. All the old soldiers are called in-
to service. and the complement Of the vari-
Gus regiments being carried 10 its fullest ex-
tent, 81 and 4th battallions are adding, com
posed Of the veterans Of Tr-bbia, Fredland,
Raszyn, and the Muskowa, forming, together.
an army Of 10000 men, cavalry and infantry,
with $50 pieces Nf cannon, and ammunition
sufficient for three campaigns. Several the
great landholders are raising whole regiments
at their own expense the staff and officers
are taken from the army. Warsaw is fOrtif-
ed; formidable battery protects the passage
over the Vistula, and advanced batteries sur
round the city. The whole body Of the in
hahitants, men, women, and children. are
working night and day upon the ramparts.
which rise up as il by rnchantment. All Pc.
land presents the aspect Of one immense and
formidable camp. Death or Liberty is the
universal cry Of this united population. assem-
| "led In arms. ! subioin u correct statement
ot the present disposahle fHrce Of the king.
d"m "f Poland. which has been ascertainsd
ny the government with the minutest care
possible. Army Of the Line, 10000; Vol
unt"ers OF from 90 to- 80 years Of age $780,