Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-18
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 'O"ent but the insnvoction 90 rapidly spreadius
 through Lituania, vOlhynia, PodOla, and Otber prov. IDces, and becoming so formidable, that all hope o putting down was fast disappearing The main Pc Ish army had left Praga recruited and in fine spirits Prepared for new conflicts with dspiriled, huuabIed but still numerous and powerful enemy. s5a.
 Americaa claims oR France adJusted--Our renders VII recollecf sayea London paper, that uader Napo- leone ridiculous Berlin and Milan Decreea several vessels the property of subjects of the United Sates were seized 6y the French, and hurnt, Orcondemned mspflzes, between the years of 1906 and 1812. For these oulrages the American Government, through ME Warden, its COnsnl- General in France, denand- Cd reparation of the French Government, but not- WstaNding the energetic perseverance of MT. Ward ea N"pOleon proracied the negotiation until his oRn downlai. Ihe application was renewed on the neccssion Of Louis XVIlI and continued to be press- sd on the Government of Charles K, and again re. ewed. .under shat fLouis Philippe. This loag-pen- ng negotiation has at length been brought to close The French Goyernmenl has agreed to pay as an in- demny to the subjects of the United States for their oss Gi property above mentioned, 900 900 francs, I ssacy as % Sne 5 o" 5 serne 1o T5s ccrgnH claim 4f a. n GREAT BRITAIN.
 Ihe RetoTN. iH.--The bill for Parliamentary Re form was in the House of Commons, talk en up on the 4th fJ"y and deased until the 6ih, when the ques- ion was takeO. ayes 367, nays 23lmajDriiy for the bill l36. The fate pfthe bull in the House of Lords is considered nncertain. There were some fears that 7He Regeane.--The, official reiurns exhibi, . de. grease the quarter of 697 659, aud the year, .656 28S. This deficiency is said to be owing to ne repeal of taxes porANn
 AOuemens efihe maia Polish Army Parsiaiity o PSas < Al -.s sssss, siG to the RGssiaas. M 15- Private letters from Waraaw of June 21st satelhat tIe Polish army had just executed movement: which MI probably decide the campaign way the ot. IT. The effect of the movement to cut of the cemmun'caiien of the Russian army with Lithuania, and compel them to concentrate their forces the Rsussan ffcntier. HPfassia strictly neual this aep would be hazardO1sif not fatal, but is known that ee sappea the Russians i!h and oth er aid, the eonseqaebces to the Poles are be feared
 Sssccess C hs lnsargsnts Lahaania and Hltynia. -The accounts from ihs theatre Of war are of gra <iying natare Theinssrection in Russo-P Polish prov samog,ia viii soon bs able 10 establish their indepen. dence, and to send Deputies to tle national Diet ai Warsaw. Gen. Giegud is at the head of 40, 900 men, and s proceeding towards Wilma and the sea coast.- In samogita, aO.Ooo insufsenls are under arms and she COmmander4in,C Chief has transmitted to ihe gov ernment the report of victory gained by party of Gen. % DenSns.i viii another aasiiiary oree e"iersd L,huania al Oia, 50 60 milessouth of Wilma, ashere he was also joined by strong body of the in- fAcRment, and captured two pieces of cannon and | Spppes Troki, not far from the capital of the E'sovince. Gen. Chlapowshi, who entered Li,huania lear Biaysock before the other corps. after having disperaed two coIunns-one near Bielsk, the other near PrOuxaaa--marched northward. crossed the Me Wef east ocCrddnos aud arrived at Lda on the 9th of iasugea,s large body of he no6eS of Lithuania
 3asurrectios ia Podol;a and fhs DkrHine. Accounts from Lesnberg of juno 6, say: The idsurrection tn POdolia and tue Ukraine extends every day further, pied by Gen. Rndiger, Witl, corps of 60OO men = The nobility hy eancpating their seris have excit. ed such spirit ofenlhusasn that alseady 60 go men arc under apns, and have sworn 6iey tO he Nation al Government of Poland, .ss gss,s '. Reported csgtnre sf an is,posaM tort,sss y Ahe Eoies.-A London paper of July 9th. says: We have just received the following important news from fo' land :-The fOrtress of RObruysc, one pfhe mast m- sDsaaHi in Lhuahia, and containing arms and ammn- niiion belonging to the Rassans, to great extent has bse" taken iy 'se Poles slcdl'e ana ls"'In have teen obliged to Ay into GaIicia.
 Bonle of Otrolenka.--The Polish GeneraIssimo hAe pnlshed full report of the battle oi the 26ih ~ ay n which he states the loss oi the fo'es on ma, eaSnnorabie day have been as follows :-killed, NNHerais 9 superior officers, S9 sul,atern officers: hndi .769 soldiers. Wounded. I5 superior officers, 87 ahal,efn officers, and about DO solders. besides Nw hundred who, inc talk ing of Ossrolenka, were nude prisoners The loss o inc Russians is moi stated.
 Pavsicalars ef the iGst ainess of Gen. Diebiseh. The following ocial details Of the last illness of Field Csdnt Tollr are ub.hed ia ,hs St. Psefsbssg Jour "oo ,he, mosn;as ef,hs os.h May iJsae 9 tho ksld Marshai had felt himself .awell, ", during
 whole day he appeared in good health, had eaten.
 eemed "a good spirits. as usual, and there was
 a,; alat enciicd any apprehension for his health.
 yenieg he wsai .o bed a' 10 o'clack, as l,s
 up to auesd 10 some business, and stislarpear- | Saunise well. Ainul o'clock nthe merning he snd- asd saaa o n: a:.sSd.., . :a .ax as SS cien twas Res ti past So.ci0ct, that, nndimg nun
 5l 2E1w worse, he ordered M. Sehegcs. fhyMcae sI IF ey 10 she Esnperor, lo be called, tut des'red sT SS6ody else sl.oah hc disturbed. When the l HSf6f came, he saw symptoms ofchoera, wnlcn soon 86srae very violent. The sevsTe ataoks whseh asn- uSIp accompany this disofdfr, lased several nooTs- IF ratieal was immediately bled ieeches were ap neG and very strong friction employed m suor', no ssns.rs tha, misht aiIosa relief were neglected. E Field Alarskal retaining a his presence ofm,nd, Hs&l4d esery person., except the medical atendanis' sS III the room, f0F tear ofiher taking the ccna6on' Xbens o'clock the plysiciane succeeded 10 prooac. f nsrsniration and the patient became raher more SXst IJu ssc tl.is snamena lhe csamp had been Dus
 Se md the paaisat suffered only from the ae rneie 6Is of shiyeEing and bnrning heat. Between .nd 2 oSock cramp commenced in the legs and n me iaeI naa6art oftEe body and se intermiting pna@s, wneh Sesned insappOstabe, ccnnaed M near " .. cce:, n sa Rvoans ofthe paea bees@e less frequent, ns' h,s sse more and mote dieuls, thS patient soon lesin- sa knd or leahargy, scarceiy interrupted by tne an nenneni msliops Of ihe hends the eye-s'gAt <t nuaFter pnst n the irrenarabIe Iess which we
 i s.,sraiUsd sook place Divine Prosiaence, m s's 1aefala6ls serse had deprived the army oi iss illus 2psans cemmander.s 1aA
 A. ,a,e Field. .alssshal Couut voa Disbiisch saha- {2ZsAi ,vha dcstt z1Ied from aaeient Hbd noh!e
 z..aa famy at SIG nesioA 0f his deaie Nes s@ne.'y Tzvears of age, having been bora mag lS, IssS hn
 . earliesl yeass itis sad, the nsa a so @:evuIarly rcsenssse memory shat @her v. - -
 isei kss sursh year he vas c.no.s os s ss